the posts are set!

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all 9 holes are dug...in record time...thanks to the equipment in the picture

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if your not here, you're missing the event of the summer

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weird al is in the building

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man, do I have a lot of work to do over the next week

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don't you wish you could scratch your own back

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church signs...

on my way home from the fair today i saw these signs and couldn't help myself...

this speech scares me to death...here is the text

Barack Obama’s speech Thursday in Germany may have grabbed the attention of the crowd of 200,000 with its outline of his world view, but his introduction was enough to catch attention back home.

“I come to Berlin as so many of my countrymen have come before, although tonight, I speak to you not as a candidate for president, but as a citizen — a proud citizen of the United States, and a fellow citizen of the world,” Obama said from his perch next to the Victory Column in Berlin, from which he could see throngs of spectators.

To several observers at home, that opening was the speech’s most noteworthy flourish.

“The opening line where he said he wasn’t speaking as a candidate but as a citizen of the world … it might have seemed appropriate for that audience, but you can’t remove the candidacy factor from it,” said Linda Hobgood, director of the Speech Center in the Department of Rhetoric and Communication Studies at the University of Richmond. “So it might have been more accurate to say, ‘While I am a candidate, I am also a citizen of the world.’”

http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/07/24/obama-casts-self-as-world-citizen/

monday night at the pool...

 
thank you burch's for inviting us to the pool to enjoy great friends, food, and kids.

life since the iPhone...

winston...would you put that stupid thing down and play with me

me...no way, this thing is the most impressive piece of equipment ever

what a great evening...

i haven't seen this many people in a room since my 16th birthday...lisa, what a party, you are such a great host...brad and mandy, i'm ready for the BIG day.

greasy claims another victim...

this is one of the most inspiational stories i've ever seen...

this is one of the most inspirational videos i've ever seen.

this article shows how crazy they really are...

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2008-07/15/content_8550739.htm

Bryan

check out this guy

my first energy drink

should help out my 5 mile run tonight

can't wait till next june...

we're planning to do some whitewater rafting in co next summer around winter park. let me know if any of you have gone out there. i'm pretty pumped to do it again.

winston

our winston has not been himself since I got back home last night. he
did something to his foot and milks it like I would

this is what greasy's all about...

 
today was the perfect day to fish on the river. cole and i caught 60-70 fish apiece while fishing all day. for several straight hours we were catching a fish on at least every other cast. that fish i caught was the biggest i've ever caught out of greasy weighing in at over 5 lbs. what a catch, what a day, can't wait to do it again!!! by the way, fishing out of a float tube is money and a great way to go.

late night wakeboarding and finding out winston loves to tube...

 

they may not be big...but they still fight!

 
 
 

what a fun night...

 

more july 4th pics...

 

the weekend so far...

 

fly fishing...

today i went fly fishing for the first time in my life. i have fished for trout before but never using an actual fly rod. i first have to thank my good friend cole for inviting me along and showing me the ropes with great patience. it was great learning something completely new. it was frustrating at first but got better as the day went on. i caught about 12 rainbow trout. i can't wait to go again...