I am Oldy McOldenstein

Hello everyone. Brian here. Yesterday was my birthday. Actually the whole weekend is my birthday. Nina takes a whole week for her birthday, but I'm only taking 2 days. I spent the day yesterday doing mostly what I said I would do. I did some stuff around the house in the morning. I opened a few presents. Then I laid in the pool for a few hours. I put some Yeungling Lager in a cooler and lazied it up at the pool. Thank you Dan and Hallie for the Yuengling. I know it cost a lot to mail, so I will savor every drop. For those of you thinking about moving to AZ, keep in mind that you cannot buy Yuengling here. You can't buy it anywhere west of the Mississippi from what I hear.

Throughout the day I talked to lots of people on the phone. Thank you to everyone who called to wish me a happy birthday.


















Dawn and Sean, thank you for the shirts and the awesome shell picture. That must have been taken by a professional.

Thank you to the folks (Nina's family) for the Lowe's gift card. I used it to buy a table saw.

Thank you to Dan and Hallie for the Yuengling and the Mega M&M's. As I said, I will savor every drop.

Thank you to Tim, Taylor, and Chris for the Scrabble Dictionary and the Zero DVD. I will study the dictionary so that I can kick anyone's ass at Scrabble. (That includes you, Dawn.)

Mike, thank you for the wireless adaptor. I am using it right now to blog from a room with no cable jack. Amazing! However, I must give you jeers for your piss poor attempt to call me last night. You were screaming in my ear telling me to talk louder. I couldn't scream back because I was in the middle of Home Depot. I'm not sure if you heard anything I said. Instead of a "Happy Birthday," I got "You better talk louder or else I'm going to hang up on you. Click."

Today I did some more work around the house. Then Nina and I went to the new Cardinals stadium for a public open house. It was cool to see the new stadium, and it made us want to see a football game there. Here is a picture. There was a "Men's Luxury Toy Expo" going on down on the field. Very sexist if you ask me. Women like RV's, pool tables, and Hummer golf carts too.
















-Brian-