So I decided to pick up some tickets randomly to go to Cedar point with Susan in the summer of 05 I think.

One the way there, I remember we hit a bunch of traffic on the Sandusky exit and luckily I packed some whopping good bagel sandwiches so that we didnt have to starve to death.


I tried to get Susan to ride the Mellenium Force that day, but she
refused. Somehow I convinced her to ride the Magnum with me and she
was scared shitless.


Another random thing I remember was that I bought my famous Cowboy hat there. See my Easter memory. Keyword "Easter" in your memorycrawler search.

It was kind of cold that day, so it looks like Susan didnt come prepared and had to borrow my Italia jacket sweater.

I am sure you will think we both look like crap in the photos, but when you are riding rollercoasters, your hair never looks good.

I think the last ride of the night before we left was these Power towers. It was a total adrenaline rush!

Finally as we were leaving, I attempted to win a . . . Read More..

Sometime after my first trip to China.  Maybe a few days later, I immediately had a business trip out to San Diego for training while working at Compuware.

I was living in Ann Arbor at the time and had not been back there for like a month straight.  

So I fly out there and it was such a long flight!  Even though I just had ridden at least 18 hours from China, 5 hours seemed very long to me to travel within my own country.

I get there on a Sunday afternoon and I swear I didnt even get settled into my hotel.  I think I immediately took my rental car out and around the city until I found a good spot to park and start rollerblading.  I was rollerblading all around Mission Bay and the board walk in San Diego and having a really good time enjoying the atmosphere.  I had some people take some photos of me as the sun set.  And I just was really appreciating such a beautiful new city that I have never been to.  I went to a crab shack and had some . . . Read More..

I remember I used to think that it was a good idea to give people money when they asked for it on the street. It seemed like the charitable thing to do. Then, probably like most of you, I was introduced to the idea that people who are homeless are in that situation because they have burned bridges and that they will most likely take the money you give them to the liquor store. Still, it troubles me to just walk past someone who could potentially be in need.

Well, somewhere along the road someone introduced me to the idea of buying someone a meal when they asked for money for food. So I tried it once when I was going to U of M Flint.

There was this homeless black guy that asked me for money for food so I asked him if I could buy him lunch. He accepted and we waited in line in the food court at Subway. I would like to say that we ended up having a life-changing conversation or that I lead him to Jesus or something but nothing like that happened. Instead, as soon as we were . . . Read More..

Dimples is the hottest karoke bar in SoCal(Southern California). It's located right next to Warner Bros. studio so they get a lot of struggling musicians/actors making demos there. They record a persons performance and then give them a dvd copy of it. You can check out their website and see the live performances going on now as we speak.

On this particular evening we were presented with a treat. None other than Dennis Haskins gets on stage to sing. That's Mr. Belding from Saved by the Bell for those who don't know. He started off with a strong performance, I have to say I was impressed. The place was jamming until an underage(probally) drunk girl jumps on stage. This broad starts grinding on Mr. B and grabbing his pee-pee. Naturally Mr. B can't cocentrate on the song and starts blowing the lyrics. To quote Mr. B I'm thinking to myself,"Hey hey hey, what is going on here?"

I come to find out this girl use to be a big deal. She was on a girl group started by the Disney . . . Read More..

From (Growing up Through Elementary School) Original Memory Interview Question

His Response:

My First memory ever was at the greatest place on earth. Disneyland!

I obviously dont remember everything from it. But I do remember being at a parade at night.

I dont know why this sticks out to me as the earliest memory I have in life, but for some reason it feels the faintest and oldest one I have.

This could have been when we went to Florida and my grandpa Renne first met me. This was in 1983. It was either on this trip of the one in 1985 when I had my first memory.

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