Tuesday, December 26, 2006

I feel blogged



It’s the end of the year as we know it, and I feel fine.

Blogging has been a challenge for me. Why? Well, first off, I don’t always find the time to sit down and blog what is going on. Second, there are so many types of blogs out there now, it’s hard to keep up with all of them. From myspace to msn live, to iweb, it seems as everyone has jumped on the blogging bandwagon. Myself included. I have a page for my daughter (she doesn’t keep it up, and how could she? She’s only 18 months old) I have a blog space, and I have an iweb account as well. However, it’s the end of the year, and I figured that I’d better write something since many of you have threatened to stop reading my blog. And really, should that be a big deal? You see, the funny thing about blogging is that I’m publishing things about my life, that I’m guessing you would be interested in. What ever happened to calling someone up and telling them what’s going on? Anyway, life is good. 2006 saw a lot of things happen and I’m grateful that it didn’t go by too quickly. Christmas saw us being proud parents as our daughter opened gifts for the first time. Reconnecting with old friends was refreshing. And overall it’s easy for me to say I’m blessed. How about you?

Saturday, June 17, 2006


Ok, first off let me say that whether you call yourself a patriot or just an American, the singing of our national anthem is something all Americans should join in and sing. Sometimes it seems it’s the only thing that we can all do together and have some sense of national pride. But more importantly, if you are an American, representing our country in one of the biggest sporting events known to mankind, it would be a good thing if you sang along while the anthem is played. Am I getting somewhere with this? Yes. While I watched our national team play against Italy this morning, I was disturbed at how many of our players (and coaches) did not sing along with the national anthem. Italy’s was first, and all of the players, the coaches and the fans for that matter, we’re singing their nations song. But us? Not so. What’s the deal? I’m not sure I have an answer for that so I’ll just leave it hanging for now.

Friday, June 02, 2006

Where I've been...



Well, I've lost contact with a few of you bloggers recently only to say to myself, "You know, you could post something?" Duh. Maybe I should. Things have been great...couldn't be better. We're minimizing at our house right now...you know, going through all the closets and asking those tough questions like, "Do we really need this?" Ok, I'm asking that...but my wife is being a trooper about it all. My daughter is walking now, and I actually have to start walking around the house trying to find her. She's really something...personality, cute...anyway...(proud daddy talking there for a moment) Got my 20 year reunion for High School coming up and I don't feel that old. Somethings weird about it. But, life goes on. So does blogging...which I'll try to catch up with here soon.

Hoop

Sunday, February 05, 2006





Yeah, I watched the game. And yes, I did cheer when the Seahawks had some good plays...but all together a friend of mine said it spot on... "after half time it's all down hill for Seattle." Boy was he right. But it was a good game to watch. I know some of my friends who are Steeler fans will be on a high for quite some time...so I really don't want to talk to them. But then again, is this really football??? I beg to differ. (Go Gunners)