Monday, February 08, 2010

Mom Carries the Torch!

Mom carried the Olympic Torch n Surrey today at the corner of Fraser Highway & 159th Street in Surrey. It was fantastic and there was a huge crowd of people cheering her on.

Afterwards, we tried to join the celebration near Surrey Place Mall, but couldn't get through the throngs of people. A couple took a picture of mom with their toddler, an adorable yellow-haired little girl, who was overwhelmed by all the commotion and started crying. To everyone's surprise, she reached out her arms to Mom and clung on to her for a couple of minutes until we could get the girl's mother to take over. Very cute!

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Sunday, October 25, 2009

That Seemed to Work

Now Let’s try double posting

Sunday, January 04, 2009

This is a test

I am trying out Windows Live Writer to see how well it works when posting.

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Sunday, September 07, 2008

VMAs 2008: Is It Age or is this "Music" Crap?


I was 'forced' to watch most of the MTV Video Music Awards tonight and I have to say that it was all a load of crap, in my opinion. Crappy performers doing crappy songs on a crappy show. The host was some English comedian with the most god-awful hair I've ever seen and did not have a single funny moment the entire time I watched.


Most of the performers can't even sing and their songs have no memorable qualities to them whatsoever. I thought this was supposed to be awards for the best "music videos" but it's just a big circle jerk for so-called celebrities trying to shill their latest albums and/or movies.

Oh, and I can't stand Kid Rock and his rip-off of Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London."








Ooh look at me! I'm kewl! (and just about to fall over backwards)

Tuesday, December 26, 2006

A Sense of Perspective

This will definitely put anyone in their place!



The Size Of Our World



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