Friday, June 6, 2008

One more...

My dad just reminded me of this Badger versus Sioux rumble as well.

Sometimes I wonder who these guys are that 1. have videotapes of college hockey games from 1982, 2. possess the technological knowhow to transfer VHS footage to digital format and 3. feel compelled to upload such footage to YouTube.

Whoever they are, they are truly doing God's work:


Thursday, June 5, 2008

Wedding and Hockey

I was going to do a blow-by-blow post on the wedding I attended last weekend but I seem to have misplaced the pictures, which would have made it at least mildly interesting, so I'll keep it brief:
+ Wedding was in Madison so no driving was required
+ Short ceremony in pretty setting
+ Good live band
+ Meatless entrees
+ Open bar
+ 13 or so varieties of cake

In other news, the Red Wings won the Stanley Cup last night and that prompted me to check out a whole slew of old hockey clips on YouTube, which eventually led to seeing some classic brawls.

First, a couple from old Ron Hextall:





Here we have the Boston Bruins jumping into the stands:



And finally you have this fan who jumped over the glass and got too close to the Sabre's bench:

Saturday, May 31, 2008

Wii Mom

The Nintendo Wii is definitely the coolest thing to happen to video games in a long time. If you haven't tried one out yet you need to make it happen.

One of the fun features is the ability to create "Miis" that represent you in the games. This past weekend I created one of my mom that I think is pretty spot-on. Here is a picture of her preparing to go head-to-head with the Michael Jackson Mii I made a while back and an action shot:


Friday, May 30, 2008

Mom in Town

Had a fun time hanging out with my mom last weekend. Lot's 'o relaxing and reading, with some farmer's market wandering and Ale Asylum beers thrown in. Also hit up the Brat Fest (vegetarian brats were available):





We watched these kids chase Canadian geese around for awhile to see if one of the kid's eyes would get snatched out of its socket, but nothing ever materialized:

Thursday, May 29, 2008