Behold the wonder that is Zeke Boldman

Under Life By Josh Boldman

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So world, I know it has been quite some time since you and I spoke, but it is time to break the silence once again. Now, what monumental occasion has brought us to this point? Is it world peace? No. Is it global warming? Not quite. Is it the 2008 presidential election? Hardly!

You see, my very own child, my firstborn, my spawn has (being 3 months of age) has started this very morning rolling on his side. Check it out…

And what’s even more amazing is that we fully expect him to be rolling all the way over in a matter of days (which of course puts him on track to be alkony by next week and saying 10 syllable words by August 12th). I will share more later as time allows.

Good day, world.

Ouch, that really hurts

Under Life By Josh Boldman

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Ok, so if you’ve noticed on my Blogroll on the right side of this page, I’ve added a new site called Stuff Christians Like. It’s basically a “let’s laugh at ourselves” type site that takes an often hilarious introspective look at those things that we Christians do that can, more often than not, come across as completely rediculous. One of those things just so happens to be taking a popular secular song and “Jesus-ifying” it and then performing it at a youth group function. If you’re perhaps confused, here is a clip from YouTube that illustrates my point…

I know, I know. It’s embarrassing, but at least we can laugh at ourselves. Anyway, I definitely suggest you check out the site. Be forewarned, there are times that it may seem irreverent, but from what I can tell, it’s done with a light heart. Enjoy.

Ridin’ Durty 2.0

Under Going Green, Life By Josh Boldman

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Ok, so some of you may have read about my horrible head on collision that I endured on my Mongoose Paver last weekend. Well, after a week or so of trying to find out how to fix its now bent front wheel, I have come to the conclusion that a busted $100 bike is very similar to an off-brand Walkman (yes, the kind that played cassette tapes) that I bought from the Dollar General Store when I was 10. When it breaks (and it will), fixing it will cost more than replacing it. So, sure enough, against all my convictions, I drove to Target and got a new bike. Yes, meet the Men’s Schwinn 700C Trail Way Hybrid:

So, I’ve only had it for a few hours, but I’ve ridden it around a little bit, and I’ve got to say that it is about a thousand times better than my old bike. First of all, it’s mostly a road bike, which means that it’d much, much lighter, and therefore less tiring to ride. And, second, the handlebars seem to be a little better placed for someone my height. So, I’m interested to see how this one works out. I’ll be sure to let everone know.

On a note of irony, of course, happened while I was on my way to pick up something that will ultimately save us money on car payments and on gas. You see, the little gas light flicked on to let me know that I only had enough gas to drive 18 more feetl, so I pulled into the gas station, and to my horror, this is what I saw after I filled up the tank on our Blue Beast:

THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING? No problem, and thank you for draining my bank account and ensuring that my son will be going to community college. Yeah, I’m actually fairly certain that this is the most I’ve ever paid at a gas station in any one stop in my entire life. And what is really scary is that I’m pretty sure it will only be getting worse in the coming weeks.

This bike better be amazing.