finally

hey guys. its been 2 years but im back. i've been doing a few things over the years so here are some things ive been doing. i,ve hacked into a buntch coke machines, securety camera, and a hi-teck company called itex( which owns about half of the world). i've also been reading a book called maximum ride. to see their blog search for fly on. well thats pretty much it. well see ya.


-mdog

New Videos

Matthew has the whole world in his hands:



Matthew is gearing up for the "Month of Matthew"

Beginning of "The Month of Matthew"

Matthew's birthday is coming up and we are entering "The Month of Matthew". Memorial day weekend found us once again investing in an oversized velocoraptor chew toy (otherwise called a pool) and trying to teach the tweedles not to treat it as their own personal watering hole / inflated chew toy. I think they are getting the picture. They have two pools of their own and with the heat and humidity it is getting to be their landing spot of choice.

His birthday list so far includes rollerblades , xiaolin showdown toys, and other items listed on his Maw Maw's refrigerator.

FRIDAY show

Here is the video from Friday. This was their "Field Day" when they get to play and have fun all day.

After much wrangling and hand wringing I am finally able to post Matthews video of the talent show. This was the Monday version to the K and 1st graders.

Eight more days of school! I don't know who will be happier, Matthew, Mom or the School!

Hope you enjoy!

Sunday April 30th, 2006

Matthew is having "drills" with the boys next door, rappelling out his window and coming around the house to rappell in his window! I hope to have more pictues posted shortly, including some video. The video is what got me started because it is too big to email and I'm running low on CD's (and hate snail mail). JW

Galvez Primary Talent Show 2006:

Matthew was one of only 16 acts to be accepted into the Talent Show. While most of the acts contained singing & dancing but, as usual, Matthew is unique. He chose to do a sampling of his magic tricks. He was limited to 2 minutes but used his flair to engage the audience.