You're not going to believe what happend today.
Hiro came to visit this week. He and his sister Megumi flew in for a few days to say hi. We had a great time with them as always, and per tradition on Hiro’s last night we went out for sushi.
Sushi Yama was more than delicious, and we had such a big group with us that some people were actually turned away because
Yesterday, the Morris twins had a christening service for the 1988 Oldsmobile.
It was being passed down from Brett to Bri and she greeted it warmly throughout the service.
We held no punches for this once in a lifetime opportunity. The event was complete with Fireworks, a speech [given by none other than L. Grant S.], mud, ribbon cutting, and juice boxes.
Below is a video clip from the event which I'm sure you will enjoy.
While I was at YFN I did a photo shoot for Vitamin Water, but they don't know it yet. I think the print ad is really going to turn out well.
London and and the other guys in my room [GLT #704] really helped me get the feel of the vitamin water. They also worked hard to frame the shot and capture the pure bliss of drinking such a tasty beverage.
Below are some more photos from the shoot...
This is a "lazy person net". Some people call it a "hammock", but they're just sugar coating it. We know what it really is.
I haven't sat in many lazy person nets before, it may be because I'm not lazy; but its probably because I just never bought one. Sunday I was given the opportunity to test out this net and see just how comfortable it is.
Its been 10 days since my last update.
A lot has happened but it would be too much to give each event its own post so I'm just going to try and hit the high points with this elegant bullet list:
I got a txt Wednesday while I was at YFN. It asked, “Is that your apartments that are on fire?”
I checked the news and txt some other people to find out that my apartment complex, The Indigo, had caught fire. I skipped a session and went over to see the damage. They wouldn’t let me get close, but there was like 20 fire engines there and
What you are about to witness is a Weekend Rap-Up.
These haven't been seen for a while do to busy schedule and my rap energies being more focused on Paradigm. But I'm back with flows that will make you hollar.
And in the rare case that you've never seen a Weekend Rap-Up, allow me to give you a brief run down of what they are. Its a rap that summarizes my weekend. "Rap-Up" is a pun.
London [L. Grant S] showed me and my camera how he could climb all over Josh Newman like a jungle gym. Its a pretty funny video. You should take a look.
Click "read more" to see the video.
This post marks my 500th post on ProjectNemeth. Its amazing to think that its been around that long.
So rather than writing something fresh and new today I’d like you to take a moment and scroll through the archives and reflect on how far this humble blog has come.
Note: There is a large chunk of archives missing from mid December 07 to mid February 08. But
This weekend I was out at the lake house selling property. After I finished up all my work I took out the boat.
Then I sang a small song about how I was on a boat.
I also learned how to wakeboard. Which was awesome.
Andrew Nemeth
Last night I celebrated the 4th of July, also known as Independence Day, with some fiery explosives. Because quite frankly, there is no better way.
The even was hosted by/at London's and the fireworks were courtesy of Adam "black" Williams.
When I tell people that I'm the marketing director at a real estate development company in Dallas, they wonder what I really do. Well, here is a first hand video of what I actually do...
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Yesterday after a huge Ghengis Grill sized lunch with Adam and my dad, I went with A-Will to go get his hair cut.
Hair cuts aren’t a big deal for me. When ever my hair gets too long I ask Trish to cut it, and she does a good job. But for people as fresh [and possibly as dark] as Adam hair cuts are
Sorry this photo is blurry, I had to snap it like a ninja.
Rachel and I went to a Asian Market to get everything we need to make Pad Thai. When we got there Roy, the helpful little asian man helped me get everything I needed.
He was really funny because he kind of went into detail about the different ingredients. He was super nice and when I left he gave me an autographed calendar.
