My goal in life

No, not to be a huss(y). To make a website dedicated to signs that are either defaced or burnt out in hilarious fashions. Such as this one Andrew spotted after the Aquatennial Fireworks show last night.

Something else awesome happened at Aquatennial. We didn't have cash to use the parking ramp, so we parked on a side street and walked over. We also didn't have quarters for the meter, so Andrew went back later to get our blankets from the car and fill the meter. At the end of the night, we got close to the car and realized that neither one of us has the keys. Andrew was ready to run back and look for them, thinking they fell out of his pocket while watching the fireworks. But ... he had left them. Dangling out of the door lock. For four hours. And no one took them! Way to be honest/nonobservant, Minneapolis.

Who likes to rock the party?

We like to rock the party.

Sunday afternoon we played some mini-golf at Centennial Lakes Park with our good friends, Dave and Liz. There were a lot of people enjoying the nice weather, so it was slow going. It was worth the wait, though, because Andrew got to use his new putter and Dave got a hole in one.

Neopolitan 'Za!

Last night we tried making neopolitan pizza from scratch using dough from some Italian place in Omaha, tomatoes from Bridgewater Produce Farm near St. Olaf, mozzarella from Cossetta's, and basil from our bedroom. It tasted good.

Tom, Nate, and Cristina came over to enjoy the goodness. We recently got to bust out the rest of our wedding presents, so it was fun to set the table and have it look nice.

once in a lifetime

12:34 is my favorite time. It's way cooler than 11:11. So what could be better than 12:34?

12:34:56, 7/8/9!

Good thing I was ready for a(n?) historic screen shot.

Oooooooooooooo! maha!

We spent July 1-5 in Omaha. Wednesday, we checked out Lauritzen Gardens. It was hot, and all their plants seemed pretty ordinary. I got some huge mosquito bites from our walk on the Woodland Path. We also found a plant labeled "Poison Ivy" and rubbed it on our legs to see if we're allergic. Turns out, we're not. Go, immune systems!
We also met this mean-looking bug. It was like 3 inches long.