It seems as though everybody is blogging these days (except for me lately). Take a look at Janae and Kellen's Baby Blog, and watch as I slowly become an Uncle.

Check out Greg Westcott's Blog here. These guys are blogging too? Who knew?

I was aboard the International Star (Tuna boat) for another fishing excursion last Thursday/Friday, and came home with a Yellowtail. Yeah…I only caught one fish, but there’s nothing like being out off the Baja coast when the weather is nice. Shortly after getting back on land, I headed up north for Julie (King) and Sean’s wedding at the Castlewood Country Club in Pleasanton. I forgot to bring my camera though. Joel has some pictures over here.

June 9th – 14, I took a family vacation to Sunriver, Oregon. Sunriver is a resort town just outside of Bend - surrounded by golf courses and beautiful rivers. We took advantage of both as we went on a guided fly-fishing tour down the Crooked River and played many rounds of golf.

Click here to see pictures

Click here to see where we stayed.

I enjoyed a long weekend of festivities leading up to Matt Bauer & Marisa Brooke's wedding on Cinco de Mayo at the White Crane Winery in Livermore, CA. It was great to get back up to the bay (it had been a while) and see everyone. The wedding was phenomenal! Click here to see pics.

Just thought I'd throw you a few links to keep you entertained.

For whatever reason, this SNL sketch came up in a conversation I had the other day. One of my all time favorites (you must click on "La Contore Hotel").

Bill Simmons finally opened up his entire ESPN archive to the public (for free). If you must kill some time - it is the place to go. This is one of my favorites (a cool perspective about writing for a comedy award show).

Take a look at my good friend, Big Numbers, attempting to get a tan in Costa Rica **CAUTION: This will make you puke and laugh out loud at the same time (I was in tears)**

Been a little while. Just wanted you to know that I have posted some pics from Bauer’s Bach in Breckenridge. Click here for those. All pictures are courtesy of Brad Rudick because Bauer had “accidentally” deleted all that was on my camera (ass). Joel has some pics over here as well.

What can I say about the trip? Well…it was great. The mountain was great (huge), the town was great (fun), and our place was great (mansion).

The bar has once again been lifted! Who knows where the next Bachelor Party will lead me?

I've been able to hit a couple of San Diego State Basketball games this season, and am amazed at how much the program has changed since I went to school there. I saw them blow out #21 ranked BYU on Saturday amongst a sold out crowed - I felt as if it was Duke vs. UNC. They just might make the tournament again this year. Click here for an article about the game. Go Aztecs!

I just happened to catch this video on TV. The lead singer looks like Harry from Dumb & Dumber. Made me laugh.

So…Prince is the halftime act for the Super Bowl this year. This frustrates me. Prince? Has he done anything new in the last ten years? Does he appeal to football fans? I have composed a list of bands/acts that, in my opinion, would have made a much better choice for this year’s halftime (in no particular order):

Red Hot Chili Peppers: With their decades of music, drug addictions, and high-profile lives, I’ve always thought of them as the “American Rolling Stones.” In fact, I think the Chili Peppers are more deserving of an invitation than the English Rolling Stones (last year’s performers). Here’s why: They still put out good music (new album is quality), they’re sports fans (Flea has his own Lakers Blog), and they’re American (this is huge considering the Brits don’t watch American Football).

*side note: The last two half time acts were British. This would be like the Eagles playing half time at their soccer championships – it doesn’t make a lot of sense.

Pearl Jam: They would most likely decline the offer, but would be an excellence choice. Most people seem to appreciate a good Pearl Jam song and they’re good live …wait a minute. Never mind. They would probably try to get a big political message involved and ruin it (scratch that).

Tom Petty: I know…he hasn’t done anything significant in a while (like Prince), but he appeals to many and covers a wide age-gap.

DMB: Kind of a love’m or hate’m band however, they’re great live and have a long collection of songs. They may be a little too long-winded for this event though.

’85 Chicago Bears: Since the Bears are in it again...lets get the old Bear team back to do the Superbowl shuffle.

And finally…

Journey Reunion: Oh...this would be too good. Just imagine Steve getting back with the band for this big event. I know...it's obviously hard for me to post a blog without mentioning these guys. Here is why. And if they were to reinact that video on stage at halftime...well, it can't get much better than that.

Just thought I’d chime in here with a little sports talk. No…not talking Superbowl.

I had a flag football game last night and though our team had moments of greatness, we suffered a devastating loss.

In contrast, Team Journey (my basketball team) has been on a tear, winning their final four games of the regular season – including a last minute come-from-behind win on Monday night. Since the union tribune wrote about our Hardwood Blues (see below) the team traded some draft picks to pick up Forward Sam Shuck, who has turned out to be a key sixth-man for Journey. The future looks bright as we head into the playoffs next week (Vegas has us at 4/1 odds to win it all).