Hey everybody, Michelle is still fund raising to help clean up the river. She'll be participating in a kayak group travelling 14 miles or so down the river. If you haven't yet donated to the cause, here is a link blogger doesn't like links right now, sorry!:
http://www.firstgiving.com/michelleiverson
Thanks a lot.
Wow! Michelle and I have been married 5 years tomorrow. It doesn't seem like that long ago. I'll spare you all with the details of our love. Michelle - I love you, and look forward to many more years of you giving me the bird.
You know, the one that says "No fat chicks!" - I need one that says "No fat dudes!". That fat guy broke my ankle - not just a sprain. The swelling is down, but it is mighty tender still. No pictures, but I think you'll be okay with that.
Just an interesting project - perhaps sometime we could order one of these kits. Mr. iPhone, didn't you have some geneology records you were working on?
You can check out the project here.
I suffered a minor ankle sprain playing some soccer this week. Michelle says "that's hot" whenever she sees my puffy ankle. Enjoy! I'm not.
Here is the incident caught in great detail:
Normal (okay, I'm no foot model)
Post Soccer Foot (that's hot!)
Compare this:
After Friday, I'llhave 1 online class to take and one monster research paper to complet- then summers with the kids.I can't wait.
Michelle hasn't done this in years. She looks like she is still a regular at the Lumberjack Bowl! Few of you know that she was world champ in 1983. Yep, both her and Dr. J. - champs in '83.
Here is how the Miami Herald put it in 1983. Michelle doesn't even know that she was mentioned in this article. Surprise, honey.
Source: HERALD STAFF
Six-year-old Cari Ann Hayer, a girl who loves to roll logs like a lumberjack, went to the World Lumberjack Championship competition in Hayward, Wis., Sunday and left with a second place trophy as big as she is, competition officials said. Miami's littlest lumberjack was narrowly beaten in the junior girls' championship by 8-year-old Michelle Dickenson of Hayward. "It couldn't have been any closer," said Cari's father, J.B.
Published on August 1, 1983, Page 1B, Miami Herald, The (FL)
