We Could All Use A Little Change

As you can see, I've played around with my blog a bit in an attemt to spiff it up a bit and add some elements like video. The first video addition is my favorite music video of the recent past. Once I figure out how to load video I've filmed on here, you may never be safe from having to watch video of my children. Consider yourself warned.

I've also updated my sports site in a similar fashion.

Hopefully my Entertainment site will be next which will hopefully prompt me to actually post something there again.

Comments

cwinwc said…
The changes are "super" and I love the picture of the kiddos. Boy do I miss those "little boy days." Good to see you back.

Are we ready to get out the brooms for the Spurs?
6:21 PM
Peggy said…
Is Superman holding a lollipop, or is that some sort of anti-kryptonite device?

Has your neck started to take on
more of a reddish hue since you aquired the truck?

Is it appropriate for the minister to perform the entire wedding ceremony while on a treadmill?
9:09 PM
Stoogelover said…
Great picture! When do we see the pix of you in your super-attorney outfit?
8:52 AM
Unknown said…
Fabulous! See, if more youth groups, hoodlums and attorneys would work on such stunts this world would be a better place.
9:24 AM
Josh Stump said…
C, Thanks. The little boy days are great. I'm in no hurry at all to leave them.

Yes, the brooms should be taken out of the closet. Most times, against most teams, I could see enough let down by the team that's up and forsee the down team playing loose that the down team could take one game. And it is certainly possible. that said, the safe money is on the Spurs to sweep. Just too much the better team. Consider that Cleveland is probably the worst team SA has faced in the playoffs.

Peggy. It is a "super pop" of course. It is sweeter than a speeding bullet. To keep the red off my neck I make sure to listen to rap in the truck on a regular basis. I think it offsets. We'll see.

Greg, shhhh, you'll spoil my secret identity.

Randy, I'm not sure what distinction you refer to between hoodlums and attorneys, but I'm touched nevertheless
10:46 AM
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