Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Back by Popular Demand, Demotivators
I hope that all of you enjoy this latest offering of Demotivational Posters. This collection doesn't have any particualr theme, just some random winners that should at least be good for a laugh. Take care all.
LUCY
This was taken at Peggy Sue's 50's Diner in the middle of the California desert. I thought the theme of our booth was kind of fitting. Yes, Lucy traveled all day in her PJ's.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Go Cougars!
The girls sported these t-shirts on game day thanks to Grandma
This picture was taken just minutes before Caroline puked onto her BYU t-shirt and Emily sprained her ankle while jumping on a trampoline sporting her BYU t-shirt. Is it an omen? I hope not! It's midnight here and tipoff is in 30 minutes. I hope I don't regret staying up to watch it!! Go Cougars!!
This picture was taken just minutes before Caroline puked onto her BYU t-shirt and Emily sprained her ankle while jumping on a trampoline sporting her BYU t-shirt. Is it an omen? I hope not! It's midnight here and tipoff is in 30 minutes. I hope I don't regret staying up to watch it!! Go Cougars!!
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Yes, the rumors are true...Jack has arrived!
John "Jack" Patrick Enniss Born March 10, 2011 at 04:01 8.0lbs 21in.
Natalie meets Jack at the hospital.
Natalie supervised jack's first bath.
Natalie wanted to make sure Jack had some toys as we were all home.
Hello world!
Jack in a frog hat my coworker knitted for him.
Probably our favorite picture so far, Katie captured these sweet moments.
Natalie will often say, "he's sooo cute!"
Natalie also says "I want to hold him!."
She also supervises all of his diaper changes...but we'll spare you those images :)
So happy together.
Nap time!
Uhhh, Jack, son...that's not a nipple.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Donald Trump is an Idiot
Hey family. I just wanted to post this link to an episode of Condensed Soup (a shortened version of The Soup). You will probably have to wether a brief commercial, but it's worth it. You've got to see the Celebrity Apprentice clip. Hope you enjoy, take care and ROCK ON \m/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCgaXfFngJg&feature=feedu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCgaXfFngJg&feature=feedu
Sunday, March 20, 2011
US: 33 China: 30
Here's the report from the SDO/DATT, a first hand witness to the stunning defeat of the Chinese at the hands of the fat Americans. That's right, homos. I was the hero. It's the most significant athletic accomplishment of my life since my 2 point conversion catch that sealed our win over the evil Red Machine in high-school in Panama. The only time my uniform got muddy.
"It was a nail-biter finish at the US-Chinese basketball game last night. Both teams were aggressive and physical. The first half was dominated by the US with quality ball passing and shooting. The score at the end of the first 20-minute half was 20-16. After a ten-minute break, the US turned to ice and the Chinese team came out incredibly strong. With fast breaks and numerous steals, the Chinese were certainly the more powerful team in the second half. The Chinese took the lead for the first time about halfway into the second half. With about one minute to go, and down by three, our own Ben Shaha nailed two-three pointers (the last points of the game), the second one was “nothin’ but net”, and the US team was victorious 33-30. There was only one serious injury when the biggest Chinese player took a fall and dislocated his elbow (or shoulder), but went to the hospital and was declared healthy. Very exciting game and well played by both sides.
Well done, Ben!
TB
Col Tim Burke
Senior Defense Official/Defense Attache
US Embassy Warsaw Poland"
"It was a nail-biter finish at the US-Chinese basketball game last night. Both teams were aggressive and physical. The first half was dominated by the US with quality ball passing and shooting. The score at the end of the first 20-minute half was 20-16. After a ten-minute break, the US turned to ice and the Chinese team came out incredibly strong. With fast breaks and numerous steals, the Chinese were certainly the more powerful team in the second half. The Chinese took the lead for the first time about halfway into the second half. With about one minute to go, and down by three, our own Ben Shaha nailed two-three pointers (the last points of the game), the second one was “nothin’ but net”, and the US team was victorious 33-30. There was only one serious injury when the biggest Chinese player took a fall and dislocated his elbow (or shoulder), but went to the hospital and was declared healthy. Very exciting game and well played by both sides.
Well done, Ben!
TB
Col Tim Burke
Senior Defense Official/Defense Attache
US Embassy Warsaw Poland"
Jack
While I was in Utah for a few days I was able to swing by Katie and Shea's really quick to sneek a peek at their new baby... so fun!
Natalie had just woken up from a nap
Katie was beaming of course
Natalie had just woken up from a nap
Katie was beaming of course
Saturday, March 19, 2011
D-mos for Dave
In honor of the great Dave's 26th birthday, this week's demotivators are all Dave-themed. Before each one, I will give an explanation as to why I'm including it. Happy birthday Hermanito, you da man.
This first is one is due to his love of Star Wars and great talent at quoting that great line from Jedi.
This one is due to his and his wife's love of running.
This one is for how much he enjoys the Harry Potter books.
This one is kind of between me and him. "Hail to the king baby."
And this last one is due to the mutual admiration he and I share for the Caped Crusader.
This first is one is due to his love of Star Wars and great talent at quoting that great line from Jedi.
This one is due to his and his wife's love of running.
This one is for how much he enjoys the Harry Potter books.This one is kind of between me and him. "Hail to the king baby."
And this last one is due to the mutual admiration he and I share for the Caped Crusader.
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