We've made it. 10 years.
Wow.
So much has transpired since we met in 2001 it is not even funny. Kids, dogs, houses, businesses, trips, churches, friends, careers, family, current events, politics, you name it. The last 12 has been crazy and being married for 10 of them has been wild.
What has been our secret? Don't make molehills into mountains. Fighting is pointless and justs wastes energy and time. We've had about 3 fights in 10 years. We simply don't do it. Sure we get mad from time to time, but we just move on. Too much to do and enjoy to mess with it.
Our faith is certainly the center point of who we are as invididuals and as a couple and boy have we needed it this last 10 years.
I could write on and on about it all, but I will simply say this. We love each other greatly and nothing is better than being with someone that accepts who you are. Some of you out there know exactly what I mean. Hopefully the rest of you one day will.
To all our family and friends who have been with us on this journey. Thanks. We love you each dearly.
Here's to another 10....cheer, cheer.
God is good all the time and all the time...God is good.
Friday, April 26, 2013
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Forever Family Day Was Wild 5 Years Ago
It was a wild morning five years ago today in Seoul, South Korea - the day our son Quinn became a part of our family, forever.
We met his foster mom and dad (the Kim family) as they brought him down to the street level of the building. Their eyes were bloodshot from tears. We had been prepared how hard this moment would be for everyone. His amazing foster mom had fostered more than 20 kids including a little girl at the same time she had Quinn (which we met last year in Denver, CO) but each time she got so attached. I could not imagine giving up a puppy after 7 months much less a child you had cared for to some strangers that were headed to the other side of the world! It was gut wrentching and soon our tears were flowing too.
We had spent that week in Korea and had already met him a few times just to get aquainted and warm things up for us all, but this was the morning we would take him from the arms of his amazing foster parents and life would change for us all.
Korean culture was such that walking around Korea with him in our arms would likely create some unwanted stares, comments and such so the orphanage there requested that we meet at the crack of dawn the morning of our flight home, pick him up and quickly head to the airport. It was so surreal. After days experiencing Korea, the time was finally here.
We met his foster mom and dad (the Kim family) as they brought him down to the street level of the building. Their eyes were bloodshot from tears. We had been prepared how hard this moment would be for everyone. His amazing foster mom had fostered more than 20 kids including a little girl at the same time she had Quinn (which we met last year in Denver, CO) but each time she got so attached. I could not imagine giving up a puppy after 7 months much less a child you had cared for to some strangers that were headed to the other side of the world! It was gut wrentching and soon our tears were flowing too. 
Quinn kind of had a blank stare on his face. It was early in the morning and he really had no idea what was going on. Plus, he was only 7 months old.
Dr. Kim and the ESWS staff said their good byes and prayed over us as well. We weren't ready to leave yet but time was at hand. Crying, we all hugged, bowed in respect and waived good bye as Julie, Quinn and I jumped into the back of the taxi and drove out into the Seoul morning traffic.
Quinn had a family - forever.
15 hours later we arrived home and became a family five.
God is good.
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
2012 Year in Review
This year went so fast I almost feel like it’s supposed to be 2011 all over again. I am sue most others feel the same. Truly amazing that another year is gone though I believe I say this ever year these days.
Life for us was great in 2012 – way better than 2011 when I made the decision to shut down a 10 year old health insurance business I had seen grow from the ground up. It was just time to give 100% of my efforts to our retirement income planning firm. We really didn’t know what to expect in 2012 but it was probably one of my favorite years in business of all time. Met so many great new clients all over Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas and truly enjoy spending 100% of my time and efforts helping other people. No more big employee headaches like before. Just a nice, simple operation - though we do now have offices in Dallas area and Houston with San Antonio likely next year and maybe Oklahoma City too. Needless to say, stress level has decreased big time and having more fun than ever.
Julie’s involved in two different ventures – Crown Jewels gold parties and Julie’s cakepops. (see facebook for more) She helped us big time financially this year and was very proud to play a part. She did all of this while watching a friend’s baby during the week too – little Baylor. Cutest little girl on the planet! Not sure what all Julie is gonna do in 2013 but one thing is for sure, those cakepops better not be going anywhere.
We began the house remodeling process too since the place is 10 years old and in need of some big updates. First in store was some landscape work followed by Julie’s dream kitchen. If you haven’t seen it, all I can say is “wow”. She designed it with some input of course but it looks amazing. Took me 10 years, but we finally got it done. Next in line is the flooring, some paint, some more landscape work and little nicknacks and maybe the house will be good for another decade. The kids and dogs have taken their toll over the years and with this economy we aren’t likely going anywhere for a “lonnnnnnggggg” time so this is it.
Life itself was good in 2012 as we enjoyed our annual trip to Galveston and visited the new Pleasure Pier (awesome), had a quick getaway to Vegas, attended our fist “Korea Camp” for Quinn in Tulsa, OK, made a trip up to Denver to see some friends and meet Quinn’s foster sister, hit the State Fair just before Big Tex flamed out, and Julie and I wrapped up the year with a journey to Atlantis down in Bermuda for our 10th anniversary. (It’s not until April, but I won the trip from a provider so we made it work. Amazing place too!) We also got to take in some Rangers games again this year, made it to Howard Payne University homecoming for the first time in years and even took the kids to their first Baylor football game with some SHSU friends.
It’s hard to believe Chloe and Sidney are half way done with first grade, but they are. They are growing like mad and are even more inseparable than ever. Identical twin thing is hard to explain. But they have friends too and their personalities are hilarious. It’s fun to watch them. Quinn is a superstar. That’s the only way to put it. Everyone knows and loves Quinn. When he hits the elementary next year for kindergarten it’s gonna be a treat to watch. He is such a good kid and that little dude has the memory of a computer! Unreal. He loved soccer and loves to sing. The girls hated soccer but they love singing too. But all three hate most toys, love stuffed animals and playing in their craft room. It’s a weird thing. The three of them do get along great for the most part. We talked for awhile about a 4th but I think we are settling into this being “our family”. I’m happy with it. Then again…
The dogs survived. Poor Max is 14 this year and blind as all get out. He’s happy though and for the most part you wouldn’t know. Charlie is a mess. Funniest dog ever. Talks to us all the time and is so playful. Tons of personality. Big time. We just love boxers and are thankful he has been a big part of helping us get over our loss of Sam in 2011.
Though the election was a complete deja vu Obummer and America will now forever be changed…who gives rip. (that was tongue in cheek of course) But seriously, liberals have taken over and when their system of socialism completely comes full circle and demoralizes the very ones that think it's the greatest-idea-never-tried-before and when the GOP decides to modernize and stop propping up old rich guys as their candidate, maybe just maybe conservative ways will once again rule. For now I’m gonna bury my head in the sand to a degree and get back to sports being my drug – though I need real drugs to help me deal with most of my sorry sports teams…poor Astros. No one can deny the Jerry Jones curse against my Cowboys isn't alive and well...
In all, we are both blessed beyond words to have had the year we did. It wasn’t really expected but so many great things occurred and it was such a turnaround from all I have been dealing with since 2009. You just can’t imagine how happy I am and how much better it is. God is always good. If you’re in a valley, pray to get out and trust He will get you out because He will.
Oh yea, one huge thing I forgot. "Revenge of the Forks" came out this fall. Amazing horror movie the fellas and I put together starting back in 2007. Yea took us 5 years to finish this 8 minute adventure. Love my fellas. Go check it out. You won't forget it.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBtwEPJJUws&list=PL41E4D98B58FA682E&index=12
One thing to watch for: there will be another Speers music video hitting the scene sometime in early 2013. You have already been given a big hint. It’s gonna rock and be very funny. Kids are practicing now…
Merry Christmas everyone. Yea, I said CHRISTmas. Imagine that.
Love you all!
Life for us was great in 2012 – way better than 2011 when I made the decision to shut down a 10 year old health insurance business I had seen grow from the ground up. It was just time to give 100% of my efforts to our retirement income planning firm. We really didn’t know what to expect in 2012 but it was probably one of my favorite years in business of all time. Met so many great new clients all over Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas and truly enjoy spending 100% of my time and efforts helping other people. No more big employee headaches like before. Just a nice, simple operation - though we do now have offices in Dallas area and Houston with San Antonio likely next year and maybe Oklahoma City too. Needless to say, stress level has decreased big time and having more fun than ever.
Julie’s involved in two different ventures – Crown Jewels gold parties and Julie’s cakepops. (see facebook for more) She helped us big time financially this year and was very proud to play a part. She did all of this while watching a friend’s baby during the week too – little Baylor. Cutest little girl on the planet! Not sure what all Julie is gonna do in 2013 but one thing is for sure, those cakepops better not be going anywhere.
We began the house remodeling process too since the place is 10 years old and in need of some big updates. First in store was some landscape work followed by Julie’s dream kitchen. If you haven’t seen it, all I can say is “wow”. She designed it with some input of course but it looks amazing. Took me 10 years, but we finally got it done. Next in line is the flooring, some paint, some more landscape work and little nicknacks and maybe the house will be good for another decade. The kids and dogs have taken their toll over the years and with this economy we aren’t likely going anywhere for a “lonnnnnnggggg” time so this is it.
Life itself was good in 2012 as we enjoyed our annual trip to Galveston and visited the new Pleasure Pier (awesome), had a quick getaway to Vegas, attended our fist “Korea Camp” for Quinn in Tulsa, OK, made a trip up to Denver to see some friends and meet Quinn’s foster sister, hit the State Fair just before Big Tex flamed out, and Julie and I wrapped up the year with a journey to Atlantis down in Bermuda for our 10th anniversary. (It’s not until April, but I won the trip from a provider so we made it work. Amazing place too!) We also got to take in some Rangers games again this year, made it to Howard Payne University homecoming for the first time in years and even took the kids to their first Baylor football game with some SHSU friends.
It’s hard to believe Chloe and Sidney are half way done with first grade, but they are. They are growing like mad and are even more inseparable than ever. Identical twin thing is hard to explain. But they have friends too and their personalities are hilarious. It’s fun to watch them. Quinn is a superstar. That’s the only way to put it. Everyone knows and loves Quinn. When he hits the elementary next year for kindergarten it’s gonna be a treat to watch. He is such a good kid and that little dude has the memory of a computer! Unreal. He loved soccer and loves to sing. The girls hated soccer but they love singing too. But all three hate most toys, love stuffed animals and playing in their craft room. It’s a weird thing. The three of them do get along great for the most part. We talked for awhile about a 4th but I think we are settling into this being “our family”. I’m happy with it. Then again…
The dogs survived. Poor Max is 14 this year and blind as all get out. He’s happy though and for the most part you wouldn’t know. Charlie is a mess. Funniest dog ever. Talks to us all the time and is so playful. Tons of personality. Big time. We just love boxers and are thankful he has been a big part of helping us get over our loss of Sam in 2011.
Though the election was a complete deja vu Obummer and America will now forever be changed…who gives rip. (that was tongue in cheek of course) But seriously, liberals have taken over and when their system of socialism completely comes full circle and demoralizes the very ones that think it's the greatest-idea-never-tried-before and when the GOP decides to modernize and stop propping up old rich guys as their candidate, maybe just maybe conservative ways will once again rule. For now I’m gonna bury my head in the sand to a degree and get back to sports being my drug – though I need real drugs to help me deal with most of my sorry sports teams…poor Astros. No one can deny the Jerry Jones curse against my Cowboys isn't alive and well...
In all, we are both blessed beyond words to have had the year we did. It wasn’t really expected but so many great things occurred and it was such a turnaround from all I have been dealing with since 2009. You just can’t imagine how happy I am and how much better it is. God is always good. If you’re in a valley, pray to get out and trust He will get you out because He will.
Oh yea, one huge thing I forgot. "Revenge of the Forks" came out this fall. Amazing horror movie the fellas and I put together starting back in 2007. Yea took us 5 years to finish this 8 minute adventure. Love my fellas. Go check it out. You won't forget it.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBtwEPJJUws&list=PL41E4D98B58FA682E&index=12
One thing to watch for: there will be another Speers music video hitting the scene sometime in early 2013. You have already been given a big hint. It’s gonna rock and be very funny. Kids are practicing now…
Merry Christmas everyone. Yea, I said CHRISTmas. Imagine that.
Love you all!
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
My Little Thanksgiving Secret
One thing I learned years ago that seems to be a little secret in my relationship with God, is being thankful. Like many others, I spend time in prayer form time to time. But as I have gotten older (not sure wiser but older yes), I have learned to spend more and more of that time thanking Him for all things under the sun. I don't get why He is good to me. I don't understand why He forgives me and let's me do and have the things I do. I don't get that when things are tough He is still there to make a bad thing turn out to have good things come from it down the road. I don't. But I sure thank Him for it. All the time.
God is good all the time and all the time God is good.
See, the way I see it He knows my prayer needs and the needs of others already, right? He doesn't need me telling Him about it all over and over again as if He needs daily reminders. I mean, we pray more for our peace of mind and tranquilty than we do to keep God informed of all things earthly. I think He is good in that department. I am sure He's got FoxNews on all day. So, I thank him for knowing those prayers ahead of time, leave them at His feet and try to spend more of my time asking Him to help me live a life of thankfulness, in the way I live, and yes, behave.
Think about it. Don't you just LOVE when your kids or others close to you shower you with praises and thanks? Doesn't it make you all proud and edified in that moment?
God wants our thanks and praises more than anything else. So I do my best to give it to Him.
In the Old Testaments days they celebrated "Sukkot" or the Feast of Tabernacles. It was a time in which the people "celebrated the abundance of God’s blessings in connection with the ingathering of the fall harvest". It was much like our Thanksgiving now. (Well, in some ways...just without Cowboys football - which lately is more of a curse anyway.)
This Thanksgiving I take the time to list out all of those things I am thankful to Him for: big and small. Of course the obvious ones are salvation, Christ and God's grace. But even the little things He needs to know we appreciate.
You should do the same and share it like I have. I helps us all keep things in perspective. Here's mine:
my mom, dad and sister
my amazing, hot wife
my incredible kids
for having twins - identicals to boot
for allowing us to adopt a child
my grandmother
my cousins and all of my extended family, and our holiday gatherings!
my fun sister in law and both of my brothers in law
my great in-laws
my amazing friends (way too many to name! I am blessed beyond words in this dept)
my business partner who is like the only brother I have ever had
my days and experiences in Houston, DeSoto, Fort Worth, Arlington, Brownwood and now Mansfield
my wonderful church and the friends we have there
my loving, funny, down to earth pastor Randy
HPU and Baylor Universities
Delta Pi and all the fellas (you know who you are)
Club J and Outbreak Ministries
closing in on 20 years of working for myself
my new business that is booming after having to shut down a 10 year old business in 2011
my dog Sam that I miss very much
our 14 year old Terrier, Max for still being alive and kickin!
our newbie boxer Charlie who truly makes us laugh daily
sports! Cowboys, Rangers, Astros, Mavs, and Stars
sports talk and political talk radio!
pizza
quinns precious prayers at night
chaning the colors on the girls clock which drives them crazy, nearly every night
my iphone and all things Apple
movie nights with the kids
watching favorite shows with Julie
Hyatt Hill Country Resort in San Antonio
BBQ
Mi Tierra in San Antonio
steak and baked potatoe
Disney
for having Join.me and gotomeetings for online client sessions
Vacations and all of the amazing places I have gotten to see
my health despite my bad habits
technology that makes life fun and simplier
music - especially rock & roll, techno and jazz
my talents and skills
my wife's cake pops
Chocolate Cream Pies
ice cream
mexican food
for living in America
for living in Texas
Christmas (yes, even Santa)
South Korea
good movies
Minivans
TVO
satellite radio in my car!
our dependable and nice vehicles
my office being close to home
our wonderful house
our amazing planet to see and explore
corvettes
sex
the city of Mansfield
Chick FiLay and new one 1 mile away!
all of the business and professional connections He has given me
for "taking care of" those that purposefully hurt my business partner and I in 2009 and giving us the ability to forgive them when it was never asked for
for family nights at the Rangers Ballpark
downtown Fort Worth
canned cinnamon rolls
Galveston
my sisters fun kids!
LIFE cereal
milk
Dr Pepper and sweat tea
wine
Ted Dekker
cameras
my business clients now all over Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma
my senior business advisors in NC and AZ
I'll add more to the list as this weekend rolls along. It helps me realize just how good I have it.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone.
God is good all the time and all the time God is good.
See, the way I see it He knows my prayer needs and the needs of others already, right? He doesn't need me telling Him about it all over and over again as if He needs daily reminders. I mean, we pray more for our peace of mind and tranquilty than we do to keep God informed of all things earthly. I think He is good in that department. I am sure He's got FoxNews on all day. So, I thank him for knowing those prayers ahead of time, leave them at His feet and try to spend more of my time asking Him to help me live a life of thankfulness, in the way I live, and yes, behave.
Think about it. Don't you just LOVE when your kids or others close to you shower you with praises and thanks? Doesn't it make you all proud and edified in that moment?
God wants our thanks and praises more than anything else. So I do my best to give it to Him.
In the Old Testaments days they celebrated "Sukkot" or the Feast of Tabernacles. It was a time in which the people "celebrated the abundance of God’s blessings in connection with the ingathering of the fall harvest". It was much like our Thanksgiving now. (Well, in some ways...just without Cowboys football - which lately is more of a curse anyway.)
This Thanksgiving I take the time to list out all of those things I am thankful to Him for: big and small. Of course the obvious ones are salvation, Christ and God's grace. But even the little things He needs to know we appreciate.
You should do the same and share it like I have. I helps us all keep things in perspective. Here's mine:
my mom, dad and sister
my amazing, hot wife
my incredible kids
for having twins - identicals to boot
for allowing us to adopt a child
my grandmother
my cousins and all of my extended family, and our holiday gatherings!
my fun sister in law and both of my brothers in law
my great in-laws
my amazing friends (way too many to name! I am blessed beyond words in this dept)
my business partner who is like the only brother I have ever had
my days and experiences in Houston, DeSoto, Fort Worth, Arlington, Brownwood and now Mansfield
my wonderful church and the friends we have there
my loving, funny, down to earth pastor Randy
HPU and Baylor Universities
Delta Pi and all the fellas (you know who you are)
Club J and Outbreak Ministries
closing in on 20 years of working for myself
my new business that is booming after having to shut down a 10 year old business in 2011
my dog Sam that I miss very much
our 14 year old Terrier, Max for still being alive and kickin!
our newbie boxer Charlie who truly makes us laugh daily
sports! Cowboys, Rangers, Astros, Mavs, and Stars
sports talk and political talk radio!
pizza
quinns precious prayers at night
chaning the colors on the girls clock which drives them crazy, nearly every night
my iphone and all things Apple
movie nights with the kids
watching favorite shows with Julie
Hyatt Hill Country Resort in San Antonio
BBQ
Mi Tierra in San Antonio
steak and baked potatoe
Disney
for having Join.me and gotomeetings for online client sessions
Vacations and all of the amazing places I have gotten to see
my health despite my bad habits
technology that makes life fun and simplier
music - especially rock & roll, techno and jazz
my talents and skills
my wife's cake pops
Chocolate Cream Pies
ice cream
mexican food
for living in America
for living in Texas
Christmas (yes, even Santa)
South Korea
good movies
Minivans
TVO
satellite radio in my car!
our dependable and nice vehicles
my office being close to home
our wonderful house
our amazing planet to see and explore
corvettes
sex
the city of Mansfield
Chick FiLay and new one 1 mile away!
all of the business and professional connections He has given me
for "taking care of" those that purposefully hurt my business partner and I in 2009 and giving us the ability to forgive them when it was never asked for
for family nights at the Rangers Ballpark
downtown Fort Worth
canned cinnamon rolls
Galveston
my sisters fun kids!
LIFE cereal
milk
Dr Pepper and sweat tea
wine
Ted Dekker
cameras
my business clients now all over Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma
my senior business advisors in NC and AZ
I'll add more to the list as this weekend rolls along. It helps me realize just how good I have it.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Alfred Time at School
Since the girls were born Alfred has been a part of our lives. Alfred lives in our coat closet. On the top shelf. He does sleep allot but when he comes out he is usually quite comical in his old age.
Over the last few weeks the girls asked me to bring Alfred to school for a little story time. He obliged and I agreed to drive so it was a deal. Both Sidney and Chloe were ecstatic. I couldn't believe Alfred went for it either. What was he going to talk about or say?
Well, in both classes the kids were all giddy with excitement. The girls had told most of them about their little Alfred and how all of these years he had been a part of their life. The kids freaked out about his funny eyes, the story about him riding his motorcycle and bike and they all lost it when his glasses flew off.
Alfred's probably down for a long winters nap at this point after those two visits. Next up will be a visit to Quinn's class which will be interesting. He'll have to prepare himself for that one.
One day I know Alfred won't come out of his closet much and the kids will probably just laugh at the idea and say "oh dad....that's silly."
But I love Alfred. And always will.
Over the last few weeks the girls asked me to bring Alfred to school for a little story time. He obliged and I agreed to drive so it was a deal. Both Sidney and Chloe were ecstatic. I couldn't believe Alfred went for it either. What was he going to talk about or say?Alfred's probably down for a long winters nap at this point after those two visits. Next up will be a visit to Quinn's class which will be interesting. He'll have to prepare himself for that one.
One day I know Alfred won't come out of his closet much and the kids will probably just laugh at the idea and say "oh dad....that's silly."
But I love Alfred. And always will.
Tuesday, November 06, 2012
An Election Education
It's election time and last night was our first taste of teaching about the election to the girls. They came home asking about who to vote for. They were having their own little election at school and truly believed they were about to decide this thing. The stress and pressure on their faces was funny. They truly didn't know what to do.
Obama or Romney..
After a quick lesson on taking a stand for God's values, they seemed to both lean towards Romney. Sidney was distraught and Chloe just likes Obama she said. It was cute.
We had to couch the election in terms of spiritual issues since trying to explain political issues even confuses us adults at times. Can you imagine....girls let's talk about capital gains taxes and the Bush tax cuts. How about Obamacare...
So we explained that both are nice men, but that as Christians we have to vote for the person that will protect babies and loves God and goes to church all the time like we do. Well, as you can imagine that lead to "does Obama hurt babies?"
Not an easy discussion, but we had to be honest. We told them some people are allowed to hurt babies and we can't vote for them because God wants us to protect babies but that they could vote for whoever they felt like they should vote for.
They came home from school today and told us they both voted for Romney.
Whew.
Obama or Romney..
After a quick lesson on taking a stand for God's values, they seemed to both lean towards Romney. Sidney was distraught and Chloe just likes Obama she said. It was cute.
We had to couch the election in terms of spiritual issues since trying to explain political issues even confuses us adults at times. Can you imagine....girls let's talk about capital gains taxes and the Bush tax cuts. How about Obamacare...
So we explained that both are nice men, but that as Christians we have to vote for the person that will protect babies and loves God and goes to church all the time like we do. Well, as you can imagine that lead to "does Obama hurt babies?"
Not an easy discussion, but we had to be honest. We told them some people are allowed to hurt babies and we can't vote for them because God wants us to protect babies but that they could vote for whoever they felt like they should vote for.
They came home from school today and told us they both voted for Romney.
Whew.
I Love Being a Part of the Process!
Sports get me excited. But few things get me wind up like the US Election cycle every 4 years. It is truly amazing to watch our country go through this incredible 250+ year old system. Yea, it has its flaws but still. Tell me where it is better.
After all the pundits, polls, talk shows, and ads, it comes down to the vote.
Last night God allowed me to be a part of the process in a very unique way. He called me to lead a prayer rally for America called 600seconds on election eve. We did so 100s of people all over America joined in the live conference call. I hosted the event and walked everyone through about 700 seconds of prayer for the country covering a few topics I knew were close to God’s heart. My kids even listened in which was neat too.
I just love America. I live in Texas where it is always conservative in voting so I wanted to do more and this is what He called me to do. It was easy since He laid it all out for me and all I had to do was follow.
Now we can sit and watch what He does.
I believe by the end of the day we will see Mitt Romney as our new President.
After all the pundits, polls, talk shows, and ads, it comes down to the vote.
Last night God allowed me to be a part of the process in a very unique way. He called me to lead a prayer rally for America called 600seconds on election eve. We did so 100s of people all over America joined in the live conference call. I hosted the event and walked everyone through about 700 seconds of prayer for the country covering a few topics I knew were close to God’s heart. My kids even listened in which was neat too.
I just love America. I live in Texas where it is always conservative in voting so I wanted to do more and this is what He called me to do. It was easy since He laid it all out for me and all I had to do was follow.
Now we can sit and watch what He does.
I believe by the end of the day we will see Mitt Romney as our new President.
Thursday, October 04, 2012
Fellas and Forks 2012 Style
Over 20 years ago we created Spoons and laughed our butts off at our stupidity. Tonight we did the same with Forks. Only acorss the country.
Myself, Scott, Clint, David, Dave, Greg, RJ, Michal and a few others participated in the world premier of Revenge of the Forks in techno style. Using Facebook chat, a free tele conference line and live video streaming we collectively brought the worlds of New Jersey, Denver, Dallas and San Antonio together for about 40 minutes of good old times and a viewing of another stupid, yet funny movie.
Sliced by the Knives 2020????? Hmmm????
Myself, Scott, Clint, David, Dave, Greg, RJ, Michal and a few others participated in the world premier of Revenge of the Forks in techno style. Using Facebook chat, a free tele conference line and live video streaming we collectively brought the worlds of New Jersey, Denver, Dallas and San Antonio together for about 40 minutes of good old times and a viewing of another stupid, yet funny movie.
I love my fellas - more than most of them will ever know. God how grateful I am to have and know each of them. Thanks for giving us each other.
What a fun night.
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