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In my pictures from when I was a kid I look just like my mom's childhood pictures. I also have inherited her sinuses. I can call her on a certain day when my sinuses are acting up and hers are too.

Oh yeah and did I mention that I am the number two crawler again? Sorry Julie but you are going to have to answer some more interview questions or you will have to settle for third place ;) just kidding.

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From (Early Life) Original Memory Interview Question

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Not sure. I think they chose "Noel" because it was a nice Irish name. I really have grown into my name though. I am a huge Christmas fan.

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We celebrated holidays that were normal back then but now people think they are not politically correct. These holidays were called Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving and Halloween. People today are so divided. Some people think these holidays are too religious while others think they are too pagan or secular. I think they are nice traditions.

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So Austin, Chris and I were at Austin's house and he showed us this sword that was a decoration or something at his house.  We dubbed it the heirloom sword.  I can't remember if there was a made up story about how it has been handed down through the family or not.

Well, we decided to take it with us in the fields.  We could protect ourselves from the axe murderers and angry teenagers that were said to lurk the fields.  Austin kind of got too excited with the sword, taking it out of its sheath and swinging it madly.  Austin then pretended that he was going to swing it at me or stab me.  One time he was a few yards away from me and swung it at me and the blade came out of the handle and flew threw the air.  It landed near me and stuck in the ground.  Austin felt so sorry and still apologized years later.  Now it is just a funny story and I can laugh about it but it was very scary at the . . . Read More..

The first time I ever changed my brake pads was at the Baldiga's house in their driveway. It seems like it was a cold fall afternoon. Chet basically did the job and showed me how while Joe SR came by and commented every once and a while. That was really cool that Chet was able to help me do that - I didn't know that he knew how to do that. I told him I would buy him a 12 pack of beer and I still have not done that. I remember my hands getting pretty cold changing the brakes. I was amazed at how easy and straight-forward it was and it encouraged me to learn how to do more things with my car. I figured that I should be able to do that if I call myself an engineer.