Hi, eager family listeners! I have found material for the debut of our first family podcast: Caleb's Zombie Podcast. Have a listen!
He wrote this for a debate competition he'll be attending on September 5 in Somewhere, Georgia.
Kim
Direct Link to Podcast Episode 1: Caleb's Zombie Monologue
Friday, September 5, 2008
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Day 7: Transition to Wimberley
We finally made it at 10 PM tonight. The drive was easy enough: Jason, Caleb, and I spent the first 2/3 amusing ourselves with our bickering. Then, Caleb regaled me with tales of his adventures in the Newark airport and of his latest role-playing experiences.
We were supposed to arrive around 4, but the first time we left CC around 12:00, the now-familiar thumping of a blown ignition coil had us doing a U-turn at the Selena statue. We returned to Mimi and Pop's house. 5 hours later, we would pick up the car and try for Wimberley a second time.
We blew an ignition coil 6 months ago just outside of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. We expect this will happen again and again until all coils are blown and replaced.
We arrived at the Wimberley House where Mum, David, Tad, Constance, and Nathan were watching Indiana Jones, which was being projected on the wall of the house outside. Cool!
The Wimberley House looks awesome! Thanks, Pop and Connie!
We were supposed to arrive around 4, but the first time we left CC around 12:00, the now-familiar thumping of a blown ignition coil had us doing a U-turn at the Selena statue. We returned to Mimi and Pop's house. 5 hours later, we would pick up the car and try for Wimberley a second time.
We blew an ignition coil 6 months ago just outside of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. We expect this will happen again and again until all coils are blown and replaced.
We arrived at the Wimberley House where Mum, David, Tad, Constance, and Nathan were watching Indiana Jones, which was being projected on the wall of the house outside. Cool!
The Wimberley House looks awesome! Thanks, Pop and Connie!
Friday, July 25, 2008
Huracan Dora, Corpus Christi, July 23
Dora landed on the South Texas coast on July 23. She hit as a weak Category 2. Corpus got Dora's upper bands. This video captures North Beach between fits of rain.
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