I hear the secrets that you keep...

The other morning as I was getting ready Lucie yelled out as loud as she is capable, "Mommy I didn't want you to eat the other one! No! No! No!"

Well, do you?

tonight's highlight.

She's four!

Lucie's birthday video

a few movies and pics

click here: Mobile Me Gallery

video parade 2010

Lucie at swimming lessons, n.b. she is fearless.



And now the golf course:





She is already better than her father.

Lucie's famous

So proud of our little frenchy!

Dance Dance Revolution

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Lucie's dance recital. I'm quite proud.

A week from today melissa and I leave for here:


(A little vague, I know)

I have been keeping this a secret for so long (from her anyway) that it's getting very hard not to tell her. However, I may have some post-partum afterwards. This is how I roll.

Case in point: As a kid I would get gar (who was then known only as "ry-guy") to line up all of his toys on one side of the room while I would dump out my red milk-crate full on my side and carefully line them up. This would take what seemed like hours. When we were finally done we would say, "ok, let's start the battle." 7 seconds later I would lose interest.

I'm all about the build up, and unfortunately am sometimes let down by the actual event. But this will soon change! Next week in Newark will be MIND-BLOWING!!! (actual location may vary)

Scary fact #2: When left to herself, Lucie's absolute favorite thing to do is to make a "line."
Example:



yikes.

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeird.

so awesome!

My first entry from an ipad

Don't get too excited, it's not MY iPad. I'm just at the local apple store. But wow, this thing is sweet!
One day. One...day.

My favorite SNL skit in recent years

I'll wait for your head to explode

This statement is false.

(more than a) weekend update

Some new pics.

finally found this

Sorry to have neglected you Mr. Blog. But I found something worth posting.

In elementary school I remember watching this really strange movie about a world where it never stopped raining. I had no idea who wrote it or who was in it. A few years ago I tried to see if I could find it online and was unsuccessful. But today I found it! "It's called All Summer in a Day" and it's based on a short story by Ray Bradbury. Does anyone else remember this or was my school the only one that made their kids watch such weird stuff?

Part 1:


Part 2:


Part 3:

Raspberry pie

syntax error

Is it me, or does the following snippit from CNN.com make it sound like our President is a cannibal:

Pres. Obama cheers on brother-in-law at basketball game
Posted: November 28th, 2009 04:03 PM ET

From CNN Associate Political Producer Emily Sherman

(CNN)– President Obama took his family on an outing Saturday to the Oregon State-George Washington University basketball game in support of First Lady Michelle Obama's brother Craig Robinson.

Robinson, who coaches the Oregon State Beavers, was cheered on by the President, who snacked on popcorn, the First Lady, Sasha, Malia and the girls’ grandmother Marian Robinson.

errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...

For some reason this just kills me. It slays me.




Happy B-Day, Pete! I barely made it!!!!!!! I'm a horrible friend. This makes up for it:


This was in a 1909 Salt Lake Herald newspaper. Read the "Apollo beats High Five" deal (if you can). Go pete! Way to time travel and then be good at old-timey basketball!

Jane's new talent

"Pesagus!"

Jello...pudding...pops...

We were explaining to lucie what kind of doctor I am and I said "Lucie, I'm a urologist." And she replied, "a My-ologist?"

Yesterday in the car Lucie wanted to watch a movie. "Carbow." Melissa and I both looked at each other, "What?" "Carbeow!" I tried "caribou?" "NO!" Carebears?" "NO!!! Care-a-bow!" She started to cry because he stupid parents couldn't understand what she wanted. We finally decided to let her go inside and find the movie. She went in and brought out "The Incredibles." Duh.

How bout a movie:




"i'm on my ears..."