Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
For Heather
Soccer has started. Yay! After two losing seasons, the Sting are 2-0 to start the Fall 2008 Season. We have cool new jersey this year. We're gold and black. I missed the first game due to Taste of USA but took a ton of photos last week. Unfortunately, they're all still sitting on my camera waiting to be downloaded. I just have to say that Melvin, a new team member is a force to be reckoned with.
My sister, niece and cousin are due in on Friday. Safe travels to them. We're going to play Virtual Pirate Bingo on Friday. I'm pretty sure my sister thought I was crazy when I told her on the phone last night. Then, on Saturday- more soccer and then off to see my youngest first cousin on my mothers side to get married. Aw- a wedding.
Sunday- more soccer.
Work is good. On Friday, September 26th, we will be moving into our new office building. It is nothing short of spectacular, amazing, gorgeous and spectacular. I already said that. 18th and early 19th century art is featured throughout the public areas. I feel very fortunate to working in such a beautiful environment with a company that takes care of their employees. One of the new features is a workout room with a trainer (not that I'll utilize it; I mean, I have an elliptical machine right in my bedroom and it never gets used so I'm just being realistic here.) and a full kitchen that will be serving lunch some time at the end of the year. I'm excited.
So- what else...
I've started something new. Let's see, how do I describe this... Whenever someone pisses me off in traffic, I whip out my cell phone and take a picture of them. Like this guy...

First, he ran a red light while several of us were entering the intersection since our light was green. Second, at the next intersection, he was in the turning lane to turn left but when the light turned green he decided he would cut me off and go straight. Third, as I was travelling behind him, he swerved in both lanes nearly hitting the car in the right lane. I snapped this picture while at the intersection of Oak Lawn and Maple where afterwards he repeated step number three. When I bravely drove up next to him, I couldn't help but mouth the words, "Really? You call that driving?" I'm pretty sure he understood me.
But the point is, after I take these pictures of lane blockers and heinous drivers, I somehow feel better knowing that they're going to be a feature of my blog and I can safely drive on my way with no pent up road rage.
You should try it.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Back to School Ray
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Psst... Hi Karyn!

JB, doesn't it suck that mom is writing more about her friends blog and crap than about us?
Shut up! You're not my mom.

Yeah, you're right. Sorry. Maybe if I could swim like Michael Phelps and set out to win 9 gold medals, she'll start writing about us again.

You can do it!

I should!

Steak sounds good.
Oh sh*t!

I'll take him.

Okay.

My favorite.

Oh sh*t!

Saturday, August 23, 2008
Friday, August 22, 2008
Highlowaha Week Two Wrap Up
Monday was Name that Tune where we re-wrote the words to the song Kokomo from the movie Cocktail. I'll post my song at the end since it's long.
Tuesday was the Incredible Discus where we had to design a card for National Cream Filled Donut Day on September 14th. My creation lost by .5 point and is pictured below.
Wednesday we threw the Javelin and had to get someone that lived in Montana to post a comment for us. Thank you Jeff Wald at Carroll College in Helena, MT!
a beautiful treat
Friday, August 15, 2008
Belly Buttons
The discussion then led to belly button transplants... what in the world? We're in all born the same. So, when women have tummy tucks sometimes they lose their belly buttons and have to have a transplant! I just didn't know that.
It's not as funny writing about it now because you can't see the other girl in the conversation say, "No Outies! No Outies!" And the guy in our conversation asking at what point do you ask about the belly button. It's topic of conversation during the second date.
Anyway, I know it must not sound funny now but it made me snort.



































