More pictures of the kids, especially the new one. Pictures of Aidan's kindergarten graduation.
All is well.
The semi-whenever newsletter for one of the many Doan Families.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Monday, May 11, 2009
She's home
Baby Colette is home, safe and sound. She loves her new crib. Jenni is doing great.
I have added some more pictures to the slideshow.
Goodday.
I have added some more pictures to the slideshow.
Goodday.
Baby Colette
Here are some pictures of baby Colette. Keep checking back throughout the week as I will be adding plenty more pictures to the slideshow.
Updated: 10:45 am, Monday 5/11/09.
Updated: 1:30 pm, Monday 5/11/09.
Updated: 10:45 am, Monday 5/11/09.
Updated: 1:30 pm, Monday 5/11/09.
Saturday, May 09, 2009
She's here
Colette Anae Doan
Born: 12:15 pm, May 9, 2009
Stats: 7 lbs, 6 oz, 19 in
Mother: Doing well
Father: Waiting for the champagne
Thanks for the prayers
More pictures to follow
Born: 12:15 pm, May 9, 2009
Stats: 7 lbs, 6 oz, 19 in
Mother: Doing well
Father: Waiting for the champagne
Thanks for the prayers
More pictures to follow
Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Making a music video
Setting: Glormorlux Production Studios, Des Moines, IA
Time: September 23, 1980
Director: All right people. Let's get started. We need to get this music video for Armi Ja Danny's near pop-hit "I want to love you tender" made soon. Where are we on the props?
Prop manager: Well, I have not heard the song, but since the group is from Finland, I thought we could go with a gazebo.
D: A gazebo?
PM: Let me finish. A gazebo . . . in space.
D: Niiice. I am liking that idea. We'll go Ziggy Stardust with this baby. Great! What kind of costumes will we have?
Costume maker: I too have not hear the song. But, I was thinking of going with a 50's sock hop theme. The dancers would be dressed in cheerleader uniforms for an all-boys prep school, and Danny and Armi can be dressed as the chaperone's.
D: No good. Armi insists on wearing his BeGees outfit.
CM: I think I can still make it work.
D: I am feeling it. Rocketman meets Grease. Groovy. What about the choreography?
Dance choreographer: Having not heard the song, I can't be sure how it will go. However, I have been working on a really fly routine that combines the Hokey-Pokey, a Hari Chrishna dance, with a mildly suggestive yet completely unoffensive disco step. I could even through a Rumba line and some Tai Chi in there.
D: Are you sure you have enough for the whole song? They tell me it is nearly three and a half minutes long.
DC: I can cover everything but about twenty seconds. But, no worries. We can have the dancers walk in front of the camera doing whatever feels natural.
D: Perfect. Oh! I almost forgot. Armi wants a really snazzy ending. Any ideas?
PM: We could have them ride off on unicorns.
CM: We could have them slide down a rainbow.
DC: We could have them floating off into space in the back of a '56 Chevy.
D: Winner! That will tie everything up with a American Grafitti finale. I like it. I like it alot. Folks, we are giving the world something they have never seen before. Go to it.
Time: September 23, 1980
Director: All right people. Let's get started. We need to get this music video for Armi Ja Danny's near pop-hit "I want to love you tender" made soon. Where are we on the props?
Prop manager: Well, I have not heard the song, but since the group is from Finland, I thought we could go with a gazebo.
D: A gazebo?
PM: Let me finish. A gazebo . . . in space.
D: Niiice. I am liking that idea. We'll go Ziggy Stardust with this baby. Great! What kind of costumes will we have?
Costume maker: I too have not hear the song. But, I was thinking of going with a 50's sock hop theme. The dancers would be dressed in cheerleader uniforms for an all-boys prep school, and Danny and Armi can be dressed as the chaperone's.
D: No good. Armi insists on wearing his BeGees outfit.
CM: I think I can still make it work.
D: I am feeling it. Rocketman meets Grease. Groovy. What about the choreography?
Dance choreographer: Having not heard the song, I can't be sure how it will go. However, I have been working on a really fly routine that combines the Hokey-Pokey, a Hari Chrishna dance, with a mildly suggestive yet completely unoffensive disco step. I could even through a Rumba line and some Tai Chi in there.
D: Are you sure you have enough for the whole song? They tell me it is nearly three and a half minutes long.
DC: I can cover everything but about twenty seconds. But, no worries. We can have the dancers walk in front of the camera doing whatever feels natural.
D: Perfect. Oh! I almost forgot. Armi wants a really snazzy ending. Any ideas?
PM: We could have them ride off on unicorns.
CM: We could have them slide down a rainbow.
DC: We could have them floating off into space in the back of a '56 Chevy.
D: Winner! That will tie everything up with a American Grafitti finale. I like it. I like it alot. Folks, we are giving the world something they have never seen before. Go to it.
Sunday, May 03, 2009
What's going on.
A great deal is happening in our house.
Jenni is 38 weeks pregnant and has been laboring mildly since Friday.
I am in the last 3 weeks of school.
I have a hernia and need an operation the next week or so.
Brothers, pray for us.
Jenni is 38 weeks pregnant and has been laboring mildly since Friday.
I am in the last 3 weeks of school.
I have a hernia and need an operation the next week or so.
Brothers, pray for us.
The Great Sand Dunes
Last week, I accompanied 14 students from my school and one other teacher on a 4 day camping trip to the Great Sand Dunes National Park. It was great fun, even though I was injured (more on that to come). Here are some of the pictures I took.
Goodday.
Goodday.
BTW
I did not come close to winning the photo contest of a few months ago. Thank you for your help anyway.
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