Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Dan does the Twist
Ice Storm
Dan and I went to a wedding this past week in New Hampshire. We decided to make a vacation out of it and went to NYC to start. Well the weather was very bad and we fly up to Manchester airport right before they completely closed down due to weather. While we were in the hotel the power went out. Apparently the whole state declared an Emergency and they weren't the only one. For Pics from ABC News click here. Well while driving to Wilton, NH to visit Uncle Dave, Aunt Evie, Amber, Robin, and Holly, I felt like I was driving in The Chronicles of Narnia. Uncle Dave described the scene... "When I looked out the window I saw Holly and Amber walking outside and it looked like they were exploring an alien world." It was very crazy, power lines were all over the ground, even hanging from branches in the middle of the road. Trees had fallen and caused roads to be blocked and debris was everywhere. Plus everything was COVERED in ice. Strange. Here are some pics.


Sunday, December 7, 2008
Friday, December 5, 2008
GGRO
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Deep Thoughts with Cat Shipman
I got to thinking about this subject and wondered, have I made a brutal mistake and said the unthinkable? "You are my favorite nephew..." After careful consideration the answer was, yes. I am the devil. This is so wrong. Because, frankly it isn't really fundamentally true. Sure I may have a good "bond" with Jimmy over, say, Zachery, but well that's because I was Jimmy's nanny and I haven't spend much time with Zach.
But let me make this very very clear. I love Zach so much my heart could burst. In fact, I love ALL of my nephews (and niece) equally. All of them have their own special personalities that I find very enduring. It is the best gift to have such great nephews in my life and see my brothers so full of love and joy. When, as boys will do, I get rejected for a hug it actually hurts my feelings so much because I have so much love.
So for those who read this blog and those who don't, PLEASE, do not feel I am ever playing "favorites", I get very wrapped up in the nephew I am with at the time and make mistakes. I am human, but know, that in my eyes, ALL of my nephews (and niece) are my FAVORITE! ;)
Saturday, November 29, 2008
San Bruno Mountain




Dan and I got to spend some time together and decided to hike San Bruno Mountain. He has been bugging me to do so for a long time. It was great, a little cold, but that's better than hot. We saw many raptors including, American Kestrels, Red Tailed Hawks, and I think some Coopers hawks. We hiked to the end of the ridge near the power lines and back, then we met up with Jonathan at YouTube HQ. :)
Saturday, November 8, 2008
I love this City!!!
View from the trail to Hawk blind. You can just make out the moon. Also, you can get a great view from Hawk Hill where any traveler can visit.
The marine layer has begun its inevitable trip inland. You can see I am pretty high up. Just wonderful. Directly behind me is the City in the pic above this one.
A little bit late

Ok so here is the deal. I am a little on the late side. But well since this is the USA and I have freedom of speech then I can say what I want when I want. I am going to exercise this right, right now.
I stole this from Bree(thanks!) and even though its over now, I still completely believe that my vote counted and everyone should too.
Part one:
Part two:
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Halloweeeeeen!
Happy Halloween everyone!!!
--Note: my face is super shiny cos I was dancing up a storm and sweating like a disgusting pig. UGH.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Vote Obama 2008!!!
Casting my vote for Prez. Yeah baby!!!!
Dan votes for Palin/McCain......Oops I mean, Obama/Biden. OBAMA 2008!!!
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Sin City



So I went to Vegas a few weeks back played some Bingo. Some stupid ugly ho-bags next to us won almost every game. If this were still the mafia days I'd have them iced. Now all I can do is give them icy looks. Ho-bags. So with that being said, I, nor Luke, nor Cherise won. We are pathetic. I did however manage to get some undercover footage. Enjoy!
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
SF Bluegrass Festival

Dan and I went on Friday to the Bluegrass festival in the Park and saw Allison Krauss and Robert Plant. They are touring and have a new album. Its really good and it was a great concert! We originally we up at the stage but we left to find our friends. check out the pics and hopefully the video will work.
GGRO pic

This is a Red Tail Hawk, hatch year bird. I love my "job". :)
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
GGRO
Needless to say, It was very fulfilling and it helped to solidify what I want to do with my life. Work with animals. SO Friday is my second day, hopefully this time I can take the bird out of the net by myself.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
The time has come....
ok enough of that. I did however have an amazing bithday party. My friends (the ones that count anyway *wink*) came and helped me celebrate my 30th year. It was so much fun, with great food and wine, dessert and games. I couldn't have asked for more.
Thanks to all my friends and fam who helped out!!! Love you!!!
Friday, August 22, 2008
bday party
Friday, August 1, 2008
Monday, July 21, 2008
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Football is for freaks
Friday, July 11, 2008
California State Park Peace Officer Cadet (ranger)
Test # 1:
Step Test: step 310 steps on a 10 inch high step with 2.5 pounds on each ankle in 10 minutes.
Test #2:
Weight Carry: carry 45 pounds in each hand run 220 yards drop one weight then run another 220 yards in 6 minutes.
Test #3:
500 yard run: run 500 yards in FULL Peace Officer Uniform. (belt, gun, ammo, handcuffs, and baton)
Test #4:
Dummy drag: drag a dummy weighing 165 pounds 50 feet in 17 seconds.
Test #5:
100 Yard sprint: run like hell for 100 yards in 19 seconds.
Test #6:
Swim Test: Jump into deep end of pool fully dressed with 9 pound weight belt. drop weight then tread for 1 minute and then swim 20 yards.
Then DIE.
So you get ONE chance at a re-do with only a five minute rest. If you do not pass any test you are immediately disqualified. What really sucks is that this starts at 830 am. Well all know thats crazy early for me and its in Half Moon Bay. So I am getting up at 7am. I am really hoping that the physical exam is NOT tomorrow but it does not specify on my instructions. So I am going prepared. Just in case.
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Napa anyone?

So Dan, Ryan , and I all decided to get crazy and go wine tasting in Napa. Wheeeeeeeee. Well like an idiot I said I would drive. Who are we kidding here? I HATE to drive. So I made Dan do it. But only after his 10th glass of wine of course. Sheesh, I mean c'mon. I got SOME sense. The first place we went Domaine Carneros was by far the best. Beautiful views, great service, nice dining area. We loved it, in fact we went back at the end of the day for some cheese. yummy. Then we went into town.....can you say...BOR-ING. We found a cafe to eat at (Smoking Cat- whatever that means)where I kicked some ass at Scrabble then hit the road for more drugs, er, I mean booze. We (meaning me) got a little lost on the search for our next stop. We called Dugan and dedicated "Rock Your Body" to him, cos well, he's hot and that was a highlight of our day. Oh and if you are going to wine country...DON"T go to Cosentino...they blew.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Even MORE Yosemite pics....
Friday, June 13, 2008
Saturday, May 31, 2008
YOSEMITE PICS

Dan hiking on the Mist trail towards Nevada Falls....

Marcy, Rich, and Ryan attempt to roast marshmallows....
Half Dome in the clouds.
Davenport the Hammer is master of his domain. at Lower Yosemite Falls.
Cat and Dugan discuss man eating squirrels or something to that effect.
Rich, Aaron, and Ryan chat it up.

In the Valley on our way to Mirror Lake.
MORE TO FOLLOW!
The sweet taste of freedom
We hit the road the next day at 6am. I know what you are thinking, that it isn't possible for me to wake up that early. But I dug down deep and found the motivation to do it. It was Dan and Ryan in his truck, Laurie and me in my car, and Rich, Marcy and Aaron to follow a couple hours later. Lazy bugs. It was a really great drive. Empty roads since it was a Holiday, so getting there was fun and quick. I could really feel my excitement build once we hit the Park. The beauty is just overwhelming. I even had tears in my eyes. Funny thing though, it was very cloudy and foggy and the fog was low on the trees and made the landscape very solemn and mysterious. It was a new experience for me and was very pretty. I kept saying, "This is so crazy!". Even Half Dome was shrouded and couldn't be seen.
Once we made into the Park and to our campsite I was practically jumping for joy. I couldn't hold it in. However, when it started to rain my mood changed drastically. I was PISSED!!! I mean WTF? I had waited so long for this and now it was raining and sooo cold. This isn't the Yosemite I know and love. What was going on here? That Mother Earth, she can be a real biotch. SO what choice did we have but set up and get going. Jeff and his girl, Aly, joined up with us like 5 minutes after we arrived. While we set up Rich, Marcy, and Aaron showed up. All that remained was my elusive friend Shawn Dugan. He showed HOURS later. So we all hiked Mirror Lake and the horse shit trail. That was fun. Then I tried to kill myself and waded into the freezing river. brrr. What a big first day. Sheesh. We ended up hanging around the campsite and eating food and singing songs...."Fire Danger Warning....."
The Next Day, Aaron met a few young studs and left for Half Dome at 6am while we all slept. After waking and eating pancakes for breakfast, we went (minus Aaron) and hiked our first hike to Bridalveil Falls. In the rain. We all got soaked but it was a crazy easy hike. Then we headed over to Lower Yosemite Falls. That was a lot of fun and all of us (minus Danny) did some dangerous bouldering along the rocks where a big sign was posted "CLIMBING ON ROCKS IS DANGEROUS. " So with that, we all jumped the wall and off we went, looking for danger and death. Well Death seemed to elude us but it was pretty dangerous.
The following day Dan and I headed out for a big hike to the top of Nevada Falls. 6.5 miles. We started out on the Mist Trail which runs along the river and is pretty much 2.5 miles of stairs. I am not gonna lie, it was tough and slow going. But, oh man, was it beautiful!!!! I had been telling Dan that I want to hike Nevada Falls since I had never done it before. I had hiked Vernal Falls and that is along the same trail. Dan had never done either so it was really great getting to see him fascinated by it. Its so amazing and I saw the biggest rainbow ever. The sun peaked through a few times. While we hiked we seemed to be on the opposite side of the storm and so we got very lucky and had a rain free hike for the first 5 miles. It hailed a little and sprinkled but nothing too crazy. I only had to put on my poncho a couple of times.
When we made it to Vernal Falls we took a little snack break. It was nice sitting together and feeling good about getting there and just being able to enjoy our surroundings. It was too bad that no one hiked with us to enjoy it. I really think Ryan would have loved it but we heard later that everyone went for a bike ride and had tons of fun.
After eating we hit the trail again. I was really excited because this was a new hike for me. We stopped at Emerald Pool and took some video. Then we hit to road. This part was more trail for around a half mile. It was a nice break, then we got to the rock stair/road that became all switchbacks. UGH. I was pretty tired by that point but I was determined to make it to the top. Plus the view while hiking was phenomenal and so it made it worth every step.
We chatted a little to an older woman who looked around 55 or so. I thought if she can make it, so can I. At the top we rested again. Whew, I was grateful for the break and to be at the top. A few more feet down the trail and we made to the Top of Nevada Falls. WHAT A VIEW!!!! Unbelievable, it really took our breath away. no really, i was tired. Hanging over the edge of the Falls was SOOO scary and COLD! We got some pics and I think Dan may have gotten a video. It was very intense. I felt very liberated and proud of myself. I had originally intended on training before going to Yosemite but never did. I completely blazed this trail though and felt really good about it. We ended up taking the John Muir trail back and hit a little patch of snow. It was around 4 miles back to the trail head. We took our time and stopped often and took pics and hugged. I had wanted other people to go with us, but in the end it felt really good to be there alone with Danny. It was like we got to share this really special experience together and gave us time to reconnect. It was really nice.
When we got back to camp, we met up with everyone except Dugan who was out hiking Upper Yosemite Falls to Yosemite Point, so we all went to have dinner at Degnan's since it was pouring rain and we were all sick of it. It was nice to be inside. then the sun came out and we all went shopping and back to camp. We rearranged the camp to make it more suitable if another downpour came through. Then Dan build a great big and warm fire which we all loved. Sadly Rich and Marcy had to leave and we said our sad goodbyes, Marcy had to go back to work. Work Blows. We again made jokes and had beer. KING COBRA, and threw some potatoes on the fire. Dugan showed at at 9 and then the party got started. Around 1030 the ranger came over and scolded us for being so loud. oops. We all then went to bed.
The next morning bright and early we packed up and went to breakfast and hit the road. It was a sad departure. Especially since it was CRAZY SUNNY! It was a sad drive home but it was nice when we walked in the door. Nothing sad about coming home to San Francisco.
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Math Blows

So my awesome Math Prof. Chen thought it was brilliant to give his students a take home quiz on chapter 6 and 7. This may sound very exciting but in reality where the math haters live it totally sucked. I had to FLY to San Diego and have my superhero friend Scott save me from certain peril. Well, at least a certain D grade. So Thanks Scott, and I am dedicating this A to you buddy!!!!!
Saturday, April 26, 2008
a party tale
AUGUST 9th 2008
7:00 PM
1114 Harwich Drive,
San Marcos, CA 92069
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Tuesday, April 8, 2008
FREE TIBET

(04-07) 18:31 PDT SAN FRANCISCO -- Three demonstrators scaled cables near the south tower of the Golden Gate Bridge today and unfurled banners intended to draw attention to Chinese human rights violations in Tibet.
The protest by Students for a Free Tibet came the day before the Olympic Torch is to arrive in San Francisco for its only North American stop before this summer's games in Beijing.
The protesters, two men and a woman, scaled the cables around 10:30 a.m., and unfurled two banners around 11:20 a.m. One banner read, "One World, One Dream, Free Tibet 08," a play on the official slogan of this year's Olympic Games, "One World, One Dream." The other read simply, "Free Tibet."
The protesters also hung two Tibetan flags.
The activists used climbing gear to reach a spot 150 feet over the roadway and 370 feet above the water. They rappelled down about 1 p.m. and were arrested by California Highway Patrol officers. Iron workers will remove the banners and flags, authorities said.
California Highway Patrol spokeswoman Mary Ziegenbein said police arrested another four activists who did not scale the cables.
Bridge manager Kary Witt said cameras are trained on the span, but that authorities at first hadn't realized that protesters were about to climb the cables because they wore "ordinary" clothing and pushed a baby stroller. Their "Team Tibet" T-shirts were covered, and their banners and climbing gear were disguised by the stroller, he said.
Witt said the group came down after he went out with a bullhorn and pleaded with them. He told the activists that they were posing a danger to themselves and bridge employees.
It took the group an hour to get down, Witt said, partly because the female protester got caught in one of the banners and needed help getting untangled.
Arrested were Mac Sutherlin, 30, of Sausalito; Hannah Strange, 29, of Oakland; Duane Martinez, 27, of Sausalito; Alexandra Taub, 22, of Vancouver; Thomas Parkin, 38, of San Francisco; Tashi Sharzur, 47, of San Mateo; and Leslie Kaup, 31, of St. Paul, Minn. All were booked on suspicion of felony conspiracy and misdemeanor causing a public nuisance, the CHP said.
Sutherlin, Strange and Martinez, the three who climbed the cables, were also booked on suspicion of misdemeanor trespassing, the CHP said.
Yangchen Lhamo, a Tibetan American who lives in San Francisco, said Students for a Free Tibet hopes to persuade the International Olympic Committee to keep the torch out of Tibet this summer. It is scheduled to pass through Tibet on June 19-21.
Lhamo said the group planned other protests Tuesday and Wednesday that she said would be peaceful. On Tuesday, there will be an alternative torch event, the celebration of the Tibetan Freedom Torch, beginning at 11 a.m. at United Nations Plaza in San Francisco.
A number of visitors who were prevented from crossing the bridge for several hours appeared to take the protest in stride. Cincinnati resident Jim Hayden, 62, who is visiting San Francisco for the first time, said he was well aware of the city's reputation for political activity.
"If they're going to do it, do it here," Hayden said. "These people have their point of view, and find very strange ways to express them."
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
and our newest addition..
the City of Angels..

So for Spring Break I went to LA to visit Curtis, Renee, and my newest nephew Luke. I stayed for almost a week. It was great. I got to relax, sleep in (as of I dont so that already), spend time with Renee, and really get to know my nephew. I fell completely in love with him! He has so many faces, and cute noises, and I gave him around 3 nicknames!!! One eyed jack, when he's sleepy, Wiggle Worm, when he's curious, and Button Baby, cos he's cute as a button. I wonder which one will stick.... I am sure when he is 25 he prolly won't like his Auntie Cat calling him Button Baby. So, thats the one that will stick!!! Unfortunately I didnt get to hang with Curtis cos he had to work. Well, next time I will try to stay for the weekend. Thanks for putting me up!!!
After many moons

So after having some technical difficulties I am back on the Blog Wagon. I will start with a few weeks ago. Dan and I finally go the chance to hit the slopes in North Tahoe. I has been waiting all season to go and then Dan got a rare 4 days off and Curtis suggestion we get the hell out of Dodge. (what does that even mean?) Anyway, SO we were totally pumped and Ryan helped my pick out a killer Burton jacket and I may not know what I am doing on the mountain but dammit, im gonna look good doing it.
I decided that I should take an official snowboarding lesson. Danny has always taught and helped me in the past, but I wanted him to be able to enjoy himself also! So I didn't really learn anything new but I had a really good time and it only took me around an hour to get down the freakin bunny slope. I know, Pathetic!
But i really dont want to hit a tree. I took Jonathan's advice and "look where you want to go" but my body wouldnt follow my head!!! So I was forced to put out some killer moves I like to call "The Pinwheel". See video. Anyway, It was intoxicating and I met a few people and then felt completely exhausted and fell asleep on a lift while waiting for Danny. I wish I could go everyday.....Thursday, March 20, 2008
at&t
Friday, March 14, 2008
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Math Exam #2
Monday, February 25, 2008
A night at the Oscars
Cat 12
Ryan 10
Laurie 9
Cherise 9
Amanda 8
Carissa 7
and Luke 3...my bad.
To the victor goes the spoils. as they say.
I would like to say Thank you to my friends, Ryan for upping the stakes, My best friend and husband, Danny. and to God, without him, I wouldnt be here.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Since it's no longer a secret....
By The Honolulu Advertiser
The Federal Aviation Administration has opened an investigation into whether two go! airlines pilots fell asleep during a flight from Honolulu to Hilo last Wednesday.
Go! Flight 1002 was headed for Hilo Airport around 10 a.m. but overshot the airport by 15 miles before returning to land safely.
FAA spokesman Ian Gregor said yesterday the agency has opened an investigation.
"We're investigating whether the pilot and co-pilot of a Feb. 13 go! airlines flight fell asleep while the plane was in the air between Honolulu and Hilo," Gregor said.
Joe Bock, a spokesman for go!, said the company is conducting its own investigation.
Gregor said the FAA plans to interview the pilots of the 214-mile flight. Under FAA rules, they could be subject to a warning, suspension or license revocation depending on the findings.
A radar track of the flight provided by the website www.flightaware.com shows the plane remained at 21,000 feet as it flew past Hilo before returning to the airport.
Air traffic controllers, which had been tracking the plane by radar, were unable to reach the plane for 25 minutes, according to a report by KGMB-TV.
Complaints of pilot fatigue are not new to go!'s parent company, Phoenix-based Mesa Air Group.
In 2006, Dallas television station WFAA-TV reported that pilot schedules at Mesa's mainland operations were so tight that many pilots were flying exhausted and some were forced to camp in their aircraft.
Last year, the Mesa unit of the Air Line Pilots Association complained that staff shortages hurt morale and affected Mesa's operations on the U.S. mainland.
Go!, which began flying in Hawaii in June 2006, is the state's fourth largest carrier. The company flies 50-seat Bombardier CRJ-200 aircraft.
Local pilots say that most commercial flights between Honolulu and Hilo have an autopilot function that can set the plane's route, altitude and speed. The autopilot also controls the aircraft's descent when it approaches an airport.
But toward the end of the flight, the pilot needs to manually set a lower altitude for landing. Failure to do this would mean that the plane would continue past its landing point, which may have occurred on Flight 1002, the local pilots said.
FAA officials could not recall the last time they investigated an off-course airliner in Hawaii.
In 1988, the FAA investigated a Hawaiian Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Honolulu that strayed 200 miles off course.
The DC-8 aircraft corrected its course and landed safely. Hawaiian said at the time that pilots had informed radio air traffic controllers that they were having navigational problems. No one was hurt.
Saturday, February 16, 2008
babies r us
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Quote of the Day
-Danny while watching Cat eat shit, go flying towards the ground at 50 miles per hour, and slam her head on the floor.
Friday, February 8, 2008
a new adventure in exercise
Thursday, February 7, 2008
WTF?
Sunday, February 3, 2008
Sweet Victory
A Giant upset
NFL.com
It was over when ..Eli Manning threw a 13-yard, go-ahead touchdown to Plaxico Burress with 35 seconds remaining in the game, completing a 12-play, 83-yard drive in which the Giants converted three third downs. The Patriots had one-last gasp, but Tom Brady's desperation pass on fourth down fell incomplete.
Game ball
Manning led the winning drive and was well deserving of the MVP award. But were it not for a couple of huge plays by receiver David Tyree, the Giants might not have been in position to overtake the Patriots in the fourth quarter. In addition to catching Manning's first touchdown pass, Tyree caught a critical 32-yard desperation pass on a third-and-5 on the Giants' final drive. On the play, Manning managed to escape intense pressure from New England only to get free and complete the pass over the middle of the field to an outstretched Tyree. Four plays later, Burress caught the winning touchdown.
Key stat
The Giants pressured Brady all game, never letting him get into a rhythm. Led by defensive end Justin Tuck (two sacks, six tackles, one forced fumble), the Giants sacked Brady five times.
Friday, February 1, 2008
There Will Be Blood
Monday, January 28, 2008
Danny Johnston Flies Away
Just to make it clear.
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
The Loss of a hottie...
Heath Ledger found dead in New York
Police have confirmed that sleeping pills were discovered near the body of Australian actor Heath Ledger, 28, when he was found dead in a Manhattan apartment today.
New York Police Department deputy commissioner Paul Browne said the Oscar-nominated actor's body was found naked and face-down on the floor of his bedroom by a housekeeper about 3.30pm Tuesday (7.30am Melbourne time).
''There were pills within the vicinity of the bed,'' Mr Browne said.
But he stressed that pills were not scattered around Ledger's body, as had been previously reported.
"There were some prescription medications that included sleeping pills," he said.
The 28-year-old actor, who had reportedly been ill with pneumonia, had an appointment for a massage at the apartment, which is believed to be his home in Soho in Manhattan.
The housekeeper went to tell Ledger the masseuse had arrived and found him naked and unconscious at the foot of his bed.
Ledger's former fiancee, Brokeback Mountain co-star Michelle Williams - the mother of his two-year-daughter Matilda - was reported to be ''devastated'' by his death and had boarded a flight to New York.
Representatives of the actor's family said police had advised them his death was accidental, the TMZ.com website reported.
The site said representatives had made contact to say Ledger's family was particularly distraught over media speculation that he may have taken his own life. He was not that kind of person, the family said.
Ledger's Californian attorney, John LaViolette, could not be contacted this morning.
A spokeswoman at his office said he was currently on a plane.
"I'm sorry, we can't talk about this now, we're too upset," she said, before ending the phone call.
Ledger's death comes during the making of his latest film, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, directed by Terry Gilliam and in which he was to star alongside Christopher Plummer and Tom Waits.
Ledger was an Oscar nominee for his role in Brokeback Mountain and had numerous other screen credits.
He played a heroin addict in Candy, the suicidal son of Billy Bob Thornton in Monster's Ball and had starring roles in A Knight's Tale and The Patriot.
His most recent role was in I'm Not There, in which he played one of the many incarnations of singer Bob Dylan - as did Cate Blanchett, whose performance in that film earned her an Oscar nomination for best supporting actress.
Monday, January 14, 2008
What if
some Whatifs crawled inside my ear
and pranced and partied all night long
and sang their same old Whatif song:
Whatif I'm dumb in school?
Whatif they've closed the swimming pool?
Whatif I get beat up?
Whatif there's poison in my cup?
Whatif I start to cry?
Whatif I get sick and die?
Whatif I flunk that test?
Whatif green hair grows on my chest?
Whatif nobody likes me?
Whatif a bolt of lightning strikes me?
Whatif I don't grow talle?
Whatif my head starts getting smaller?
Whatif the fish won't bite?
Whatif the wind tears up my kite?
Whatif they start a war?
Whatif my parents get divorced?
Whatif the bus is late?
Whatif my teeth don't grow in straight?
Whatif I tear my pants?
Whatif I never learn to dance?
Everything seems well, and then
the nighttime Whatifs strike again!
Where did we go?
- went to Maui for 3 weeks
-flew to San Diego for Halloween
-met my new nephew Logan
-got kidney stones
-almost threw up on myself watching the Chargers vs Colts game
see, nothing too crazy, but I suppose blog worthy. I shall be steadfast in the future.












