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The Jansma Family: Wow - what a night!
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Sunday, February 01, 2009. Wow - what a night! Last night, we went to Taki to have sushi with our friends Jesse and Kaci Goldstein. We had been planning this night for weeks and we were all super excited for our "double date" sushi night. After a 30 minute wait, we got a booth and proceeded to enjoy our super yummy sushi rolls. Good food and great conversation - we were having a wonderful evening! What a nice guy! Before we left, we gave the hostess our name and phone number just in case someone decided ...
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Re-tracing My Steps: March 2009
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It always has to be so difficult with you, doesn't it? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. Andy Langager's Waste of Bandwidth. You stay classy.Planet.Earth. Because I love you.
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Re-tracing My Steps: October 2006
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It always has to be so difficult with you, doesn't it? You ask. "Are you serious? Tebow vs. Kentucky. Tebow vs. LSU. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. Andy Langager's Waste of Bandwidth. You stay classy.Planet.Earth. Because I love you.
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Re-tracing My Steps: Successful surgery.
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It always has to be so difficult with you, doesn't it? Wow Sounds like you guys have been through a lot. Big hugs. My thoughts are with you. Dr. Rowe is a miracle worker. He was my mom's surgeon when she had thyroid cancer (over 10 years ago! And he got every bit of it. She didn't even need chemo. I'm so glad to hear he was your dad's doc. Fingers crossed for a speedy recovery. Aaron - Glad to hear the surgery went well. Kim and I are thinking of him and your family. Good news. Thanks for the update.
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Re-tracing My Steps: December 2007
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It always has to be so difficult with you, doesn't it? Many of you know that Dawn finally had our baby this past Friday night. His name is Evan Connor Siskow and he weighed in at 7 pounds, 8 ounces and measured 19.75 inches in length. He was born at. In the evening and is pretty much the most incredible little thing I've ever seen. You can keep tabs on him at the Flickr site we're updating, found here. I get to carry my child back to our hospital room as they push Dawn down the hallway in her bed. He...
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Re-tracing My Steps: July 2008
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It always has to be so difficult with you, doesn't it? I was told last week by Andy. That two posts in one week from me would be unheard of. I had every intention of being really lazy and just posting a link to Seth and Heather's garage sale blog update. To let you know what we did last weekend without having to type more than a sentence, but I outdid my laziness and didn't even accomplish that. So Friday night, I asked Dawn, "What should we eat tonight? We've got some cache-ing up to do. It's not actua...
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Re-tracing My Steps: November 2007
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It always has to be so difficult with you, doesn't it? Pregnant woman on the right is me. Or what I would look like if I was pregnant with an annoying heavy bag of sand and my skin was made of canvas. Wearing the empathy belly was pretty cool, and I didn't know what to expect considering we had to sign a waiver before we could put it on. It weighed. Now I don't want anyone to think that I don't feel for my wife or other pregnant women because I didn't. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follow me on Twitter.
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Re-tracing My Steps: January 2007
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It always has to be so difficult with you, doesn't it? I ate lunch with some guys from my church yesterday and they were complaining about how the Chiefs could have won the Wild Card game. With the Colts this season and how much of a bummer that game was. I didn't tell them I was a Saints fan, but I wanted to direct them to this. Seriously. A guy dies during knee surgery two years after another guy dies from a neck injury sustained during a game? What a year (so far)! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Re-tracing My Steps: September 2006
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It always has to be so difficult with you, doesn't it? Man, I hate the Yankees. It's getting down to it in baseball's 2006 season, and for once - for the first time since I was eight years old in fact - the Tigers are IN. And just like the last time they made the 'yoffs, their nemesis is the Minnesota Twins. The two teams are battling it out for the American League Central Division title right now and it's anybody's trophy. But does it really matter? Is it necessary to pay these jerks this much? The box ...
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Re-tracing My Steps: November 2006
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It always has to be so difficult with you, doesn't it? About six years ago I discovered a little activity that made Tuesday night TV more fun during the first week in November - I voted! And then I followed suit every other year, culminating in last night's vote-fest, in which I wrote in and voted for my favorite sports players in every race (two years ago it was my favorite actors/actresses). Chet Culver. His sweat is good for Iowa. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. Because I love you.
