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I'm sorry that I couldn't make it bigger or more readable. What can I say? I'm no Zachary. Anyway, this is what I thought of when I heard of tagging. Soooo, to please Lauri, Katie, and Zachary, here it is:

4 jeeooorrrbs that I've had in my life:

Yeah, I'm gonna go for the job that I am currently doing: Cleaning the Church on Fridays
I guess that feeding cats on a semi-regular basis constitutes as a job

6 movies that I could watch over and over:
The Hunt for Red October
Jerimiah Johnson
The Music Man
Kuzcooooooooo (that's his name)
I don't really know if I could stand Mark Hamill over and over again, but the thought
of any Star Wars movie should be in there
Alex and Emma

4 places that I've lived:
Blanca, Colorado (I was born there and lived there for a year and a halfish)
Worthing, South Dakota (six yearsish)
Anderson, California (eight yearsish)
Pahrump, Nevada (what must be at least fifty years)

4 tv shows that I love to watch:
Whose Line is it Anyway?
Mythbusters
The Fairly Odd Parents
The Dick Van Dyke Show

4 places that I've been on vacation:
Four Faces (although I was relatively young)
The Northern Coast of California
San Diego
The Grand Canyon

4 websites that I visit daily(ish):
www.homestarrunner.com
www.starwars.com
www.ebay.com
For my forth (you can scold me if you wish) I'll just put blogs 'cause those three
are it and then not much else

4 of my favorite foods:
Way up there, high above all else: Leftover Pizza
Baked Potatoes with bacon bits and butter
Astro Pops, the best popsicle in the world
I do love my sweet cherry peppers

4 places that I'd rather right now:
Skiing (I don't mean to be a copy-cat but that sure comes to mind)
On the coast
With all my family
Certainly not at Olive Garden
Ouray

Some of my friends called (and still do to my knowledge) the game of tag, chase. So I'm going to chase the two who never check blogs or post but are both due for their two month check up: Ben and Jay. I hope you enjoyed my ridiculous post.

Long Live the Schnez!

Schnezoslovakia is one of the coolest countries to date. I'm sure that there's a lot of cool stuff about it but the only thing that I know about it is the name. Schnez. It has a nice ring to it, don't you think? Surprisingly, everyone does not pronounce it like I do. It's real name is Czechoslovakia. When I saw the word Czech as a young boy, I read it Schnez. Face it, which sounds cooler: Schnez... or check. That's what I thought. The reason for this post is the fact that there is a Schnez store between Dallas and San Antonio and Katie and Justin stopped by there on their way back from Nanny's house and got me some souvenirs. They looked and looked and finally decided on these: They are awesome. Thanks Justin and Katie. Also, there is a www.czechstop.net that looks pretty cool.

A Whole lot of Nothing

I didn't really have anything new to update about,but I kind of needed to update. I've been told that pictures really enhance your blog. However, as I was going through iphoto, the only picture that caught my eye was a picture of the whale at Marine World. I kind of thought that that wouldn't be a good blog-type picture. I watched Kronk's New Groove. It was ok except for one thing, the girl that Kronk hooked up with was a stinkin' Brit. (The first Kuzco was awesome for those of you who don't know. You should see it.) The funniest parts of this one were the very few scenes with Kuzco actually in them. I'm sure that nobody really cares about my review of this movie, but if I don't add ramblings, my posts would be incredibly short. By the way, y'all should really check out Grand-mom's blog and encourage her to post more often, or should I say again.

Happy New Year!

Is there an "s" on New Year? Some places have on their signs: Happy New Years'. Happy New Years' what? Happy New Years' potted plant? Maybe not. Anyway, I'm very unup to date on blogage. Not to be mispronounced as rhyming with montage unless of course you are a mom. The trip was great. It was great to see everybody, everybody doesn't include those whom I didn't see. But I had a great visit with those that I did. If you can make any sense of those two last sentences, you get extra points. On our trip, the number of geocaches we've done topped two hundred. Thank you, thank you. Harvest Moon was all that I wished for and more. Lauri might like it more than me but it's great. I got some good farming advice from Aunt Carey. I hope that everyone elses vacation went well to. In short, it has been a great Christmas vacation and even though it's hard to get back to the old grind, it's the grind that God gave me. And I'll grind it 'til it's good and ground. Or would that be grunded?