Thursday, March 08, 2007

Happy Birthday to the Monk. Ashley turns SIX today

Love you girl
5 more days..........

Wednesday, March 07, 2007


I always look forward to First Wednesdays. Tonight was a really good one. I am glad I am a part of a church that believes in making God famous. NewSpring rocks


Perry covered four main points tonight.

We were created to make God famous.

  1. My Focus : Seek God 1st; You will find him when you seek him with ALL your heart.
  2. My Family: God, then Family, then church, others, and job; Love your wife and family; be worthy by being focused on God.
  3. Finances: Not by giving more, but by giving the best you have.
  4. Final Destination: Tell people about Heaven. Be excited; 'so I might show you'
I loved the great F1RST Wednesday graphics tonight, Ken and team.

Thanks to all who wished me a happy birthday. It made my week.
Special thanks to Monk, for calling me early. Happy B* day to you girl tomorrow. To Janet ( my sister ) and Kevin, and to my Katlyn & Logan for calling me tonight. Now the weeks long party's & food festival's can officially begin. And thank you to my overwhelming wife, friend and partner for making me feel so special. I love you Sweetie.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME !!!



Thanks Mom


A Wookalar is a fictional creature featured in the 1981 Don Knotts and Tim Conway comedy "The Private Eyes." The creature is referred to several times by Tim Conway's character, Dr. Tart, throughout the film, much to the annoyance of Knotts's skeptical Professor Winship. A Wookalar is an ugly humanoid of great strength, has a nose like a pig, and supposedly commits acts like eating chickens whole and sucking a pig's brains out through its nose.

Wookalar (wuk'-ôl-är):

Similar to the Alma of China and the Yeti of Siberia the Wookalar is a wild forest-dwelling creature with both beast and man-like traits.
They are covered in a reptile-like skin that is dark greenish-black mottled with muddy brown hair. These creatures have the ability to walk on all four legs or upright on two. They are extremely adaptable to their surroundings, with the ability to live comfortably on land or underwater. Their eyes which are set wide and slightly askew, with the outer corners slightly tilted, are all a golden yellow that actually luminousness?, allowing exceptional visibility in all conditions. it becomes apparent that the rows upon rows of various sized razor sharp teeth were designed for nothing less than absolute destruction.

These creatures grow in height to approximately five and a half feet tall.



I think I saw a Wookalar!
-Dr. Tart ( Tim Conway )

How many times do I have to tell you there's no such thing as a Wookalar?
-Inspector Winship ( Don Knotts )

You can grunt if you want to, but I believe in Wookalars.
-Dr. Tart

They say that Wookalars have the power to return from the dead too.
-Dr. Tart

Throw him a chicken.
-Dr.Tart

Tuesday, March 06, 2007


We received an individually addressed e-mail from Lady's Head Basketball Coach Jeff Dow. Thanking us personally for coming to the playoff games, cheering loudly and supporting him and the team. It's not the first time Coach Dow has noticed and responded. He's a class act.

Go A.U. Beat CalPen!


California University of Pennsylvania

Tournament Information




Kristie and I went to see The Astronaut Farmer Monday night. It is a feel good movie. I had a great time and enjoyed almost 2 hours of escape and fun. The Astronaut Farmer is about a former NASA Astronaut in training who had to gave up his dream job to save his family's farm. Never having traveled into space, he decides to build his own spaceship, a replica of the historic Mercury-Atlas, by himself with materials he finds, scrounges and buys from junk dealers and surplus sales. As he nears launch and begins to be taken somewhat seriously by the government they run interference trying to stop him, mostly to save face.

Though a strange actor at times Billy Bob Thornton is good in this movie as Charlie Farmer, father, dreamer, builder, astronaut. And Virginia Madsen is a caring, loving mother and wife.

Farmers homebuilt space program project has the added benefit of bringing the whole family together. I love the scene where Charlie is told by another, 'Look at your family working together sharing a goal.' ' I can't even get my family together to share a meal. '

BTW this was a great FAMILY flick. No Language issues, no adult situations. It is filled with love and moral values.

Monday, March 05, 2007


Happy Birthday SIS .... I love you. Even if you are getting along in years.
I got tagged for jury duty this week. I had no idea I knew so many lawyers.

Hmmmm good or bad ????

Sunday, March 04, 2007


The Lady Trojans have made it to the NCAA Championship playoffs. They play the first round Friday the 9th at 6pm in W.V. at Glenville State College. They face California Penn University who were the National Champions two years ago, and runners-up last year. The Trojans go into the finals as the 4th seed, and with one win advance to the sweet 16. Wish our girls luck, and good game. GO A.U.