Friday, June 6, 2008

"Another Patriot linked to alleged dealer"

Dear Reader named "Katie"

"Another"

Kaczur's arrest is the latest detrimental development for the Patriots who suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of the New York Giants in Super Bowl XLII in February.
-PatriotsInsider.com
"a crushing defeat"
"at the hands of the New York Giants"
Thanks,
Blogger named "MSM"

Wednesday, June 4, 2008

Can you guess what Colin and Katie are doing?



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Brother and Sister

You know, Anna has some really nice curly hair, but man, sometimes it dominates Roman when she hugs him.




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Anna versus Cicadas...

Cicadas are weird, and they are more than bountiful in Loveland, Ohio. I love that Anna has no fear of these odd creatures. She just picks them up and looks at them. She finds them amusing. Sometimes they'll flap their wings like crazy and she'll let out this quick, high-pitched burst of a giggle, then simply get a better hold on the insect. At this point she likes to closely analyze the wings of this insect, and that usually results in the wings being torn off a piece at a time. Then the cicada is promptly discarded for another. Nice.

Sometimes she picks them up, puts them on the concrete, and stomps on them. That's always entertaining for dad. I think mom has a different reaction though.


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Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Ridiculous Humor...


How many 5 year olds could you take in a fight?

OnePlusYou Quizzes and Widgets



I took the survey, and based on my answers, I could only take 19.

Sunday, June 1, 2008

In case you've forgotten, the Giants won the Super Bowl...


From SI.com Fan Nation...





The remarkable on-the-helmet, falling-down catch has been replayed over and over since Super Bowl XLII, but not in the mind of the player closest to defending it. It's not that Patriots safety Rodney Harrison is in denial or anything of the sort. He hasn't forgotten David Tyree's improbable 32-yard reception, or Eli Manning's slippery scramble and high-arcing pass that set up the Giants' winning touchdown. He's just put it in a place he believes it belongs. Almost four months to the day from one of the more painful defeats in his NFL career, Harrison simply calls the key play inexplicable. "Not in a million years does he make that catch again," said Harrison.
Boston Globe