…in case you were wondering.


Corndogs, Big Boys, And A Flying Dog
September 25, 2007, 9:00 am
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I took yesterday off. I tried not to answer my phone, ignored most emails, didn’t blog, and made myself not think about any of it. I took the day off because starting tomorrow I will be as busy as I ever have been. Shaun and I have four days in Ohio and Missouri, then I fly to New Orleans to meet up with Phil.

Twenty-seven days. Away from my wife and my kids.

The big boys and I decided to take off before noon and grab some corndogs at Sonic. We ate outside of the car because it was “kinda like a picnic”. Green and blue slushies (and a peach smoothie for me) and lunch was taken care of. After that we went over to the movie theatre to watch Underdog. We got there early so we played in the fountain and tried to open different doors and sneak into the theatre. Movie tickets, check. Sour gummy worms, check. It was no surprise but we were the only three in the theatre so I told my five year old that it was a special movie, just for us.

It was a quick afternoon, but fun to actually be able to take the boys out, skip nap time, and have some fun. Tonight we are camping out in the yard for Gresham’s birthday which will round out a great weekend (err…week days?) home.

Oh yeah, and I got pissed at our car last night so I got a new one.


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Welcome to minivan-land.

Sounds like a fun day. Sonic corndogs are a good thing (Lil’E prefers to have the Powerade Slush with hers). And empty movie theaters are the greatest – you can do whatever and still see the movie with full theater sound/size.

Good luck with your 27 days on the road.

Comment by euphrony

Um…is that a mmmmmini-van?

Comment by Kat

We prefer “Sport Wagon”… ummm with sliding doors on the sides… and three rows…. and places for sippie cups..

Comment by brodyharper

Reason won out over cool, welcome to mini van land.

Comment by Mike Weidemann

I am so bumbed right now. I thought I was going to be smart and say something funny like “that’s not a car, that’s a mini-mini van.” Yeah would have been redundant…story of my life.

Comment by Shawn Bashor

I would love a new car. Even a mini-van though I have no practical use for it.

Comment by Amy

Can we all say soccer dad?

Comment by jessie

Only if you put “kick ass” in front of it.

Comment by brodyharper

Why would you want to say “kick ass mini-mini-van?”

Comment by Shawn Bashor

Let’s all join in and give Mr. Bashor a comment reading class. Shall we?

jessie said “Can we all say soccer dad?”

I cleverly replied, “Only if you put “kick ass” in front of it.”

See how easy that is. You too can read blog comments.

Comment by brodyharper

You’re wrong…

Comment by Shawn Bashor

I may need a lesson in reading blogs…but Brody needs a lesson playing nice with others.

Comment by Shawn Bashor

OK I’ll say it then you will be a “kick ass soccer Dad” no surprise to anyone.

Comment by Mike Weidemann

How do you like the car man? My wife and I have the MPV now but are looking at this “sport wagon” to get away from the minivan stereotype : ) As an owner – what are you initial thoughts on it? also, on a random side note – I was reading your blogs a few days ago on Damien Rice – I’d had never heard him before – but I really dug him – I was going to pick up ‘O’ today – but wanted to make sure that is the album you would recommend starting with. Thanks!

Comment by Just Matt

Matt.

We like it so far. Although I have only driven it home from the dealer and my wife has only driven it to the store once. But we like it sitting in the driveway. We had a Matrix before the third kid and loved it. This feels exactly the same, just with one more seat.

As far as “O”… absolutely! That was my favorite album of 2003.

Comment by brodyharper

Thanks man! That helps. ‘O’ will be added to the collection today…thanks for the intro…any thoughts as to why its not on iTunes?

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