Well, we made it through the hoe-down. Actually, Lauri was sick( yes for real) and Katie and she got to stay home. Thankfully, I have loving parents a

nd they let me come "check on Lauri." Hopefully they will get to come home soon since I kinda backed out when they started do-si-doeing. Anyway, we did get some good geocaching in today. 5 for 5. Don't forget to set your clocks back tonite at 2:00 (or is that 1:00?) All of you of course except for those of you in Arizona. I guess you could if you wanted to.

Hillbillyness and Hoe-Downs

Everyone is invited to the Hoe-Down at our church on Saturday. You may ask,"Caleb, did I hear you right?". Sadly, it's true. I won't mention any names but we are being forced against our will to go to the hoe-down( I've decided on no caps for that now, it's not worthy enough.) We get to go eat chili. Although I don't like regular chili this is super chili. You know, all kinds of yummy beans: red beans, kidney beans, etc. Amazingly enough, this was all Dad's idea. Oh wait, I lied. If Dad didn't absolutely have to go he wouldn't. Anyway, Isn't this a Christian Community Church? Where I come from, you just don't hoe-down at your church. Or anywhere for that matter. 3+3=b

It's Salad Time!!!!

No idea where the salad idea came from. I've been watching Strong Bad again. Maybe it has something to do with Nasal Toner? Imagine, the fun of noses on your laser printer. Just think about that and comment. Please?

Y'all are wimps

At first I just figured that Aunt Carey was a whiner, but then Lindsay and then Crazy Uncle? Katie said that it looked fine and she could read it easily. I don't like the looks of the new text but for know it will have to do. 200% of blindness= Aunt Carey, Lindsay, and, I regret to say, Crazy Uncle. If you'd've kept your mouth shut it would have given us another reason to make fun of p.c users.

Cawcache is Reborn!!!!!

Im very glad that Katie helped with my gnu blog template. Lot,s of time,s Ihave wished that I could redo it. Yeah, scrap the intentional spelling and grammatical errors. Dad got this letter that the guy put ,s's in place of 's's. It was funny. Anydangway, I would love your praise and criticism on the newness of my blog.

Thus concludes my silence.

For a long while, I did not post. I could give you all kinds of different kinds of excuses but mostly, it's 'cause I took a vow of silence. You know, like the Poopsmith! I felt kind of guilty, but then I remember the enormous amount of inactivity on Aunt Carey's and Leigh's and Paul's and Jay's and Kara and Aaron's. But mostly, I wrote today to ask you a simple question, What do blind people dream? To all you Mac users, I wish you a good afternoon, to those with peecees, get a life.

I FOUND THE GAME NAME!!!!!!!!!

It was a great game, what can I say? If I had a NES, I would definitly ( I don't know if it has an "E") buy it. I loved it. I read that you beat it by having the most food, if you get to the end first, or if you answered the most Bible trivia questions right. I'm off to look for it on E-bay.

A Reminder

Just a little reminder, I did not make that post about music. I really want to know the name of that video game. Hopefully, Zachary knows but he doesn't have internet yet. Oh and I defeated Wormtounge and Sharku a couple of days ago. Eaoden has also joined my party and he is very cool.

Just a short little post

Does anyone remember that game for the original NES that you were this little guy, imagine, and you walked around though this world and you tried to defeat vegetables? I think that it had a Christian imphasis but I can't remember anything beyond that. So if anyone knows it's name or can remember it just not the name or is feeling sorry that they haven't left any comments on my last post, I would appreciate it. Thanks. And also, I think that Jack Johnson is trying to take over the WBI (which I can't remember what it stands for). I know that Chuck, and I believe that Justin too, share my sentiments about music on the blogs. To tell you the truth, I mute the volume on the computer because the songs hinder my reading. I realise that this may stir some emotion among some of you. So this isn't a short post. So sue me. That's right, a boy named Sue. Thus concludes my internet journal entry for the day.

Well, I'm Home

First the answers to the questions: I'm very glad that I am not British, I wish that I lived in Texas, I had an awesome time in Ouray, and I've seen the movie: The Importance of being Earnest and enjoyed it, though I've not read the book. The way I sees it, since everyone and their Mom and their dog has a blog, it is fate that one of these days, GrandDad and Dad will crumble and create a blog. They have this pitiful excuse that they "have no time"}:( Grand-Dad's retired for goodness sakes. I spent like a day and a half catching up on the latest blogs. We now have a Viking, some lady complaining about the gas prices, and almost everyone has a new blog template! Gosh. Maybe one of these days I get a gnu one. On another note, I got through three books on this vacation. I hear Ben is getting into the Star Wars Expanded Universe these days. Plus, on the Ouray trip, Dad came out with 415 3mega pixel pictures and we have 20 more geocaches to our name. Horsdoeuvres and out.