Omaha, Somewhere in Middle America . . .

I hung out with Uncle Matt this Friday night in Omaha. He is way more fun than my parents. We went swimming and then he took to this great amusement park called the "Qwest Center Skywalk" and he let me ride this ride over and over. It was pretty fun and the view was great.





Later Aunt Liz stopped by. It was nice to see her, too. I don't get to see her as much since she moved to Omaha.

I had lots of fun staying up late and playing with my aunt and uncle. Sure, the next day when I was hanging out with my parents again I really crabby and tired, but I won't be putting any pictures of that debacle on my blog.

Coming Soon To A Stadium Near You

You probably all think of me as more of a singer/songwriter, since those are the duties that I handle in me and dad's band, but I am also working on a little side project where I will be handling the percussion.



Auditions are open right now to fill out the rest of the band. Currently, the band consists of me on drums and lead harmonica. I am looking for a singer, lead guitar, rhythm guitar, bass guitar, jazz flute, turntables/synthesizers, and saxophone. Our influences will include Led Zeppelin, the Terrible Twos, Taking Back Sunday, late-era Beatles, various radio jingles circa 1984, and Andrew Lloyd Weber. Please email if you are interested.

Saturday Morning Jam

Dad was a little late for band practice, so I took the first solo.

My most favorite new game

Mom taught me this great new game. What you do is take all the plates and cups and dunk them in the bubbly sink water.






Mom says if you are really good at the game, you can take this magic wand and make all the dirt disappear.





Mom is so nice -- she lets me play this game several times a day. She just calls me into the kitchen when all the game pieces are in place. She must love me a lot, because she used to play it herself but now she always lets me have her turn. Thanks Mom!

More from the Holidays

I know what you are thinking: how can a guy looking this good keep the ladies away?

Well . . .

(Don't worry, these girls are all just my cousins and my grandma. I am still pursuing my vocation to the priesthood with vigor. Sorry to the rest of the ladies out there.)

Christmas

Here is the obligatory picture of me opening gifts.

I sure do love Christmas!