Okay so my next entry is going to really be about the segway, but the question posed is will I ever get back to doing it nearly everyday? Good question. I guess time will tell.
So at the moment we are in California. We fly home tomorrow. Derek is asleep on the bed. He got maybe 40 min. of sleep the whole day. He did really well though for being that low on "gas." Nancy is begging me to get off the computer so we can go get No Reservations on DVD at a RedBox. I am updating the world with our doings.
So I cleaned my office up a bit today (well, yesterday since it is 1:30 AM and I am up getting things done that I can't when Derek is awake... this is Bryce by the way). I decided to semi-copy Shark's resume in this attempt, but I had fun doing it. I tried to make it a little fill in the blank ish.
So if you know Nancy and I well, you know that we are not fans of Wal-Mart. I don't know where the people come from that frequent Wal-Mart, but they don't seem to be the people next door. We would much rather go to Target. People say Wal-Mart is cheaper, but it really isn't. It's either the same or more. Go look for yourself. Really.
One of my favorite things to do after a Wal-Mart trip is imitate the parents I overhear in the store. So here is a list of the top three things I hear in a Wal-Mart store.
1) "You're embarrassing us both!"
This usually comes after the child is dragging on the floor and asking for something. The mother, fed up with this inexplicable behavior, starts to yell at the child. After about 2 minutes of drawing attention to herself, the mother, at the top of her lungs, yells my favorite Wal-Mart Mom phrase. No Wal-Mart Mom, you're just embarrassing yourself.
February 2 marks the day I last saw Nancy before I left on my mission to Rio de Janeiro. To celebrate we went to see U2 in 3D and got pizza at Pier 49. I highly recommend the Nob Hill. Anyway, if you would have told me back on that sad day that 5 years from then we would have a 1 year old boy, graduated from school for a year, living in Utah, that I worked for Disney for a time, and all that, I think I would have been a little frightened. We are so lucky though to be together and to have had such a great time. Derek is awesome.
I think his favorite songs at the movie were Vertigo, Beautiful Day, and New Year's Day. Coincidentally those were the first three songs. He fell asleep during One and slept until the end. It was fun to go. I give it two thumbs up. This show isn't just for U2 fans. I think it is a great experience for people to go to who aren't enough of a U2 follower to spend the (at minimum) $65 it costs to walk in.
I haven't blogged at all this week because I am entering my final week at KalPics. I haven been extremely busy there. It is fun to be there with the people and all of that, but I am ready to go on to the next project I think.
The other good news of the week is that the people whose house we are going to rent starting this summer started to dig the hole for their house. Progress!
Teemu Selanne came back. For everyone's information he and Scott Niedermayer are my favorite hockey players of all time. I would say there are up there with Luc Robitaille. Selanne was pondering retirement and waited for his new daughter to be born. He basically took the first half of the season off. He signed with the ducks, but hasn't started to play yet. He should this next week.
I have a great commercial to post about hockey fans. Love it!
