Seriously, anyone else see an uncanny resemblance there? ------------------------ Bird (Graci) -tinyurl.com/ytchdw "It's easy to regret your awkward conversations but hard to regret the ones you didn't have."

~~~~Je®®y Miah... AIM= eekeekeeek~~~

And what better way to spend it than going to south padre island for the week!

Unfortunately, my dad couldn't go, but I saw him yesterday before he went back home to preach. -sAmI k-

Disneyland recently opened a new attaction that restored the old Submarine Voyage attraction that originally opened back in the late 50's. The ride was revamped for the comical adaptation of the Finding Nemo movie resulting in a new attraction called The Nemo Submarine Voyage.

Our ride began with a 120 minute, YMMV, line that wound throughout the beautiful blue lagoon adjacent to the Matterhorn mountain. Our vehicle was an Explorer 607 yellow submarine that packed a comfortable 38 some people into its cavernous belly. Or as Dory refered to it as a big yellow sea cucumber. Inside the sub, you discover that your bound for the amazing reefs off the coast of Australia. The sub decends a few fathoms into the deep where their technologically advanced sonar hydrophones enable the passangers to listen to the fish TALK! As a result we can hear as the fish communicate with one another where we discover that Nemo is lost. The rest of the details were intentionally left out because there is much to see and experience aboard this ride. Overall the ride was pleasantly comical and I highly recommend you try to visit this attraction as you share the experience with a loved one. I give this attaction four out of five golden monkeys.

Ps. Be sure to stop at the famous corndog stand to get a yummy deepfriend slice of heaven on a stick. You'll sure enjoy the complex intertwined culinary mixture of batter and beef... Yum. Also, if the Sub ride was a bust for you and your crew, head over to Space Mountain.

[One Last Note] Happy belated birthday to all the Hiptop Nation members, congratulation to Mike for getting rehired, congrats to Mr. Popovic for safely finishing his bike tour, and to all the 2007 graduates congratulations as well. Happy Fathers Day to all the Dads out there.... This concludes my week long birthday celebration, thank you. =o)

Famousamos

Dad's at home watching his team in Soccer (Go Costa Rica!)

We're just getting snacks from our lovely trader joe's, oooh mochi mango~<3

-- Teehee

Nothing like a border line up when u want to get home.

Just rolled on through the finish line! Feeling great and glad it is done :)

Thanks again to everyone who pledged their support and sent emails and messages!

The final stop at the end of a long road. The Great Divide has been the inspiration of many upcoming bands and musicians in Oklahoma. Mike McClure (the original lead singer and song writer) continues today with his own band and continues to inspire aspiring artists of Americana Music. Seeing Mac leave the band really brought a downer on everything, I can't say that I wasn't angry with him for doing such, but as life goes, things change, people change, and we all have to follow our hearts. That is what Mac did. But this isn't about Mike, it's about the remainder of the band, and the end of a great run, the final show.

To JJ, Scotte, and Kelly, Thank you guys for all the great music, the many shows, for being the inspiration and blazing a trail that others could follow. -Matt

I finally made my pledge on the American Lung Association of Maine's Trek Across Maine page in support of the proprietor of this site, MikePop. He's on his third day biking, and hopefully enjoying some early rest stops.

I raided my LEGO mini-figs box and made a "news graphic" of the crowd cheering you across the finish line.

GO MIKE!

- mike lee - enjoying a non-athletic father's day in wheaton, md