There once was a man from New Haven.

It's been awhile since I posted, I know. Anyway, I turned 34 on June 24th and life is going OK, except for my golf game. I beat Metal Gear Solid 4 this weekend, and believe me, that game is a reason to buy a Playstation 3. The skateboarding hasn't been as plentiful as I hope, partly because Lake Cunningham raised their rates to 5 dollars instead of 2. TGW.com sent me the wrong hat that I ordered (or I guess didnt order!), and SnA hasn't sent me my contest-winning prize yet. Maybe life hasn't been so OK then.
I took my oldest son, 4, to see Wall-E this weekend. This is the ?th Pixar movie I can think of that features Cliff Claven as a voice. Is his voice really that great? He's been in Toy Story, A Bug's Life, Cars, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc.,The Incredibles, Ratatouille, and now Wall-E as a fat load on the spaceship. I guess it's a running joke.
I could think of many voices more pleasing to the ear than Cheers' jolly downtrodden mailman. I think that ship has sailed, but Pixar seems to disagree.
Maybe that's why their execs rake in so much money and I work in a warehouse.
Anyway more info as soon as I can get something interesting to post.

No skating, Mickey wouldn't let us

Disneyland 2008...

Golfing on the middle of Main Street USA...

Check out the follow through...


Running from Indy's balls...

Handy Manny is a tool...

Tuckered out...oh yeah, and the kids were too...

Finally, ignoring all terrorist profiles, the kind Southwest pilots allowed our children into the cockpit. Good thing the plane was on the ground.


Disneyland has an awesome array of smooth concrete and hills, sometimes combined. There's some decent ledges and stuff too. I know what you're saying, you can't bring a board into the park. Well, I am talking about downtown Disney and the hotel areas as well. None of the obstacles have a scuff on them. With cops on Segways and golf carts, they must be able to slap the cuffs on before you slap down your wheels.