Interrupting Practice

Describe This Picture

2008-10-01T22:19:00.000-07:00

So let's get started here.
Picture #1: No this is not photoshopped. My head is actually this big and I know my face hair covers half of the photo. Good thing I'm proportional or I might actually look as strange as this picture. FYI I was born premature. Isn't my mom pretty? If your answer to this question is anywhere in the vicinity of no, get out! There's no room for your kind round here.

Picture #2: Take us to the candy store, we're super cute, then the park, then make us dinner... We're too cute! Are we going to the park? Are we there yet? Are we going to the park? He happily and joyfully said yes to all. Why? They're so cute, isn't it obvious?

Picture #3: They were like two kids in a candy store. Or three if you count the one taking the picture... and that's up for debate whether he has the heart of a child or just plain childish. The first one is getting my vote, hoping it get's at least fifty percent.

Picture #4: Anyone for a nap? Waiter, we'll take three. I was the glue that held this cuteness together for the day, but only for a day. I take no real credit. Brooke managed to get all the real looks in the family anyway. The young ones have a high level of cuteness set for them. Josh's eyes look a little tired, don't they?

Super Velvet Bowl and the size 2 brush

2008-09-30T03:10:00.000-07:00

If at all possible, don't underestimate the simple things in life. Don't underestimate the complex things either (seriously don't underestimate the complex things because they're difficult and you won't be able to do them), but we will save the multi-layered Japanese/French/California fusion cooking for a later day. For now we focus on the things that rarely disappoint... our favorite local food spots with the benefit of plausible company.

Velvet yogurt! Frozen yogurt at it's best for not being yogurt land, build your own, load the toppings, take a taste off the top before you weigh it, as to feel a little rebellious and justified. How much is it? $6.50? Really? Usually, but not on this day, happy hour september between 3 and 5. This was the best tasting half off yogurt I have ever consumed.

Super Bowl Express and Naomi drawing the passing traffic, an enjoyable event on anybody's calendar. Why do I love the bowl so much? The teriyaki. Reminds me of the eel sauce you get with guess what? Eel, at sushi restaurants. Ohhhhhhhhhhhh Sushi!!! We'll talk about you another day, for today you mock me. Our full bellies drew us to the art store for various brush sizes for the Naomi art school world. Then a brisk walk back to the bronco. A $7 dollar day, easily worth 3 times that.

a tale of a city

2008-09-28T20:04:00.000-07:00

First posts in a new blog are like starting an engine that has been sitting for a year, it takes a little while to get going. So here's a picture I like. The one on the right is my lovely and oh so enjoyable girlfriend, who happens to be away for quite some time. I'm dedicating many of these posts to her, so don't feel left out everybody else, you can read them too. The one on the left is the one you all know as Naomi and are lucky if you do. So pull up a chair, grab a snack, because you'll miss the non stop action packed Michael Bay excitement.