my wife said it all...

wooohoooo! a Phillies win makes me a happy man (for more reasons than one...)

some philly pride

I never thought I would ever be writing a post on sports. But having the Phillies in the world series has done that to me. My heart is swelling with pride... GO PHILLIES! I used to go to your games at Citizens Park and I can't believe you're all the way here!!!

only one thing to say as a Red Sox fan...

GO PHILLIES!!!!!!!



thanks for the memories and another great season

don't stop believing...

For those not already familiar with my sport allegiances, no worries, as I will leave this a short post. No matter what happens tomorrow in game 7 of the ALCS against the Rays, I have to say that game 5 was probably one of the most incredible moments in Red Sox history. Not as big as beating the Yankees in 2004, coming back from a 0-3 deficit, but still historic in nature and moment. Some of you may not know what I'm talking about, so I'll summarize it this way:

Tampa Bay is leading Boston by 3 games to 1. They only need one more game to win the series. They are leading 7-0 in the 7th inning. In fact, some non-loyal fans even began to leave the stadium. Yet the Sox found a way to come back to win 8-7. Incredible. Wonderful. Historic. Magical.

The cover of ESPN.com captured it well:

Bermuda wedding

Continuing our time in Bermuda, we took a ferry across the bay to the town of Hamilton









the new look of the working man





The day of the wedding, Terah along with my dad, uncle, and cousin got to test out the golf grounds





while we got to test out the waves



At sunset, we loaded a van that took us to a bluff overlooking the ocean





can we say gorgeous?









the groom's parents



my cousin and mother of the bride











Back at the reception, look at this view













good bye bermuda. we already miss your warm weather and lazy atmosphere.