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A little while ago I was headed to a hearing at the juvenile court, traveling on 121, when I passed this . . .

I am pretty sure this guy was on his way to the airport to strap on a pair of wings and fly off to some high-tech place.

And if that wasn’t random enough, as I was leaving the courthouse I passed a Buddhist Meditation Center — it is across the street from the Juvenile Detention Center, oddly enough — and saw a fully-robed monk pulling the weekly grocery ads out of his mailbox. I did a double-take, it looked so odd.
I didn’t have time to get a photo so I recreated the scene below using a google maps image of the center and a random photo of a Buddhist monk in the same orange robes that I saw. It really doesn’t do it justice, but it gives you an idea — just imagine a Kroger ad, a few U-verse fliers, and a credit card application in his hand.

As if that wasn’t enough, when I got home I scrolled through the caller ID and saw this . . .

Now I’m not one to go offering unsolicited advice to just anyone, but if you are operating a less-than-legit phone solicitation gig, you may want to stick to the “caller unknown” option for caller id . . . just a thought.

Here is DJ’s performance of “O Holy Night” at the Ward Christmas Party. He and PJ Kinzler have done a guitar duet for the past two years and it is always a great performance.

This poor blog has been severely neglected. I am doing well to keep up with the blog for the kids and DJ has stopped updating this one so here it sits. I don’t want to link to the kids’ blog from here — security by obscurity — but I will tell you what the address is so you can type it in yourself: http:// baby [dot] deweyltd [dot] us
It is the same as the URL to this blog except you replace “www” with “baby” and then you can see what we’ve been up to lately!

I FINALLY made it through the photos from our trip and they are on my Shutterfly site. You can see the photos * HERE * and read about the memories we made. Just be sure to scroll down to read the captions under each photo. Enjoy!

The high temperature today was 92*. Then around 5:00 a spring thunder shower moved in. After a few minutes I noticed things bouncing on the lawn and heard what sounded like someone throwing rocks against the house. When the rain stopped, I pulled these out of the grass.

That largest one is still bigger than a quarter. And remember, it was 92* and pouring rain, so you can image how big it was when it fell.