stuff white people like

I've known about this site for a while, but I keep forgetting to blog about it. It is, as the title would suggest, a campy website about all of the many things white people like. I have to admit, a few of the entries step on my toes a little bit, but ain't no shame. It's hilarious. Here's an example:


Tell me it's not true! Tell me it's not true!

As a teaser, here are a few other of the entry titles of the things white people like:

#76 Bottles of Water

#70 Difficult Breakups

#63 Expensive Sandwiches

#62 Knowing What's Best for Poor People

Enjoy! There's plenty more where those came from.

is your new bicycle

I'm not propagandizing or declaring a candidate by any means at this point, people just make him the coolest stuff!

Barack Obama is Your New Bicycle.

genius.

hedgehogs need food, too!

so cute!

adelaide & hudson

I went to Wimberley, TX this weekend to play worship for a youth conference called FOCUS, and the whole weekend was great! I got to really befriend people I'd already felt like I'd known for years, and I happened to fall in love with a little girl by the name of Addie who has the cutest little lemon eating face brother in the world, Hudson. I think that when we have kids, I want to do everything in my power to make them turn out like this:


sounds like a good, non-manipulative, accept you for who you are parenting tactic, right? RIGHT?!

yes we can

The advantage of having members of the entertainment industry in your camp.

etsy dallas!

Thanks to James, I just found out that there's an etsy dallas group who does trunk shows pretty frequently, and one of them is this weekend! They even have their own blogspot address.


Now I'm both excited about this and sad. Excited because I never knew there was something like this around, and sad because Kevin & I are going to Austin for the weekend and I won't be able to spend way too much money on local art!!

For those of you unfamiliar, here is the etsy (not just dallas) site. Once you start, you'll never stop.

ETSY!

what the hail?!

It has been a beau-ti-ful day today here in Dallas, TX. So beautiful in fact, that two of my friends here at work and I decided to walk down to Omega's in Deep Ellum for lunch. It's a mexican staple on our list of lunch outings, and again....it's a beautiful day, so we head out, talking all the way about how perfect the weather is at a cool 71º and how it's been a nice change from the freezing temperatures we've been experiencing of late.

Clint, or Co-Worker #1 as I'll henceforth be referring to him, even mentioned how crazy it was that it was so sunny because the little widget on the weather.com site kept showing clouds and rain, etc. "Rain!?!," we guffawed, and walked on, chests puffed up with the unjustified confidence of youth.

We finish up our delightful meal of fajitas and tamales galore (even though we missed Monday's tamale lunch special-drat!) and walked outside to find it even sunnier than before! Until, that is, we looked to the right, toward work. There, in the western sky, we were greeted by black ominous skies. We pick up the pace a little, believing that if we book it we can make it back to work before the storm.

We make it to the overpasses and the dog park that mark the halfway point between Omega's and work, when the sprinkles they start a'comin' and Co-Worker #3, who shall heretofore be called Jeff, suggests that we stop and call someone from work to come pick us up. I'm skeptical, and think that we could make it before it gets too bad, and that heck! it might even be a little fun to get wet on the way back! They shut me down with the fury of one thousand suns and we decide to wait.

That's when the rain starts pouring down. And then the hail. Hundreds of hail balls ranging in size from large peas to milk duds. They start hitting us through the spaces between the overpasses - fun!

Here's a rogue piece of hail that hit my arm:


Here's the sidewalk where we waited:


Cars started pulling under the overpasses to stay out of the line of fire and we saw our rescue car, Eric, off in the distance doing the same. He pulls up and saves us from the toils of inclement weather, and thus ends our adventure.

Even now as I type this, there is not a cumulonimbus cloud in the sky and the sun is shining brighter than ever.

Until next time, oh mysterious precipitation bearing sky! Until next time!!!