Wow! What a Christmas and New Year. When I looked up it was February and the 2009 Caper was still in the camera. Well I finally got a moment to work on it this weekend when we were snowed in for a bit...so without further ado...
This years caper brings back an old foe and brings us a cameo from a professional actor (can you guess who?). Take a gander and let us know what you think.
Testing out a Joomla iPhone app
Written by Brian
Tuesday, 08 September 2009 12:27
I'm sitting here watching Mason's football practice and testing out a new website management app for my iPhone. It let's me insert images from my camera. We'll see how this works but it could be very interesting and give the kids an easy blogging platform.
More soon but this is as easy at tweeting but I can be much more verbose. Yippee!
-Brian
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2008 Christmas Caper
Written by Brian
Tuesday, 06 January 2009 10:26
2008 Christmas Caper
Written by Brian
Tuesday, 06 January 2009 08:00
The 2008 Christmas Caper is here! We were wondering if there would be a caper this year until Santa called us just before Christmas. Needless to say the Doerrstop kids were on the case.
Check it out...
The bloopers reel is in the works and will be posted as soon as we can stop laughing!
Humongous Halloween Haul
Written by Brian
Saturday, 08 November 2008 08:30
OMG...32.2 Pounds! It was the biggest and most amazing haul for the kids this year, and not because they stayed out forever but because they stumbled into a plan that raked in the candy, even without Mary who was handing out candy due to her surgery the day before.
Mitchell wanted to go to the Wakeland football game (yes, they scheduled a football game on Halloween) as the middle school team was asked if they wanted to run through the tunnel with the football team. That meant he might miss trick-or-treating.
He left early and got back from the game at 8pm and asked if he could go out for a bit. We had been out for 45 minutes already with the little kids so I told him he could go out for a little while and Mason and Mark could go with him.
They were gone for about a hour. When they came back they had a ton of candy. It seemed that everyone, including us, had over bought thinking there were going to be more kids this year. So at every house they went to (they only went up and down three blocks) people were handing them handfuls of candy or just dumping the rest of the bowl into their bags in an effort to get rid of it. Thanks!
Now we have an enormous amount of candy. We let the kids each pick 25 pieces for their private stash and the rest goes into the family shared bag. We may head to the dentist and sell it to her. She will pay $.50 a pound and then send it to the troops.