Hawaii Bound!

We're off on our trip Saturday. Hope everyone has a great week. If anyone wants a souvenir, let me know!

So...Fun!

Here's a fun reminder of the night:

No, I'm not drunk - just about to blink. Ugh. 

It was like we were in a tv show for 2 hours. Really, that's how it felt. And it was awesome. What a fun night. The whole cast was there, along with EPs/Creators

 and Director. There was inside scoop, BTS (behind the scenes) fun facts and of course a ton of laugh out loud moments. They're all comedians, so it was really funny.

The best moments:
1. Neil (Barney) running out of the auditorium declaring he had to pee and then leaving his mic on. If something like that happens in an upcoming episode, we'll know exactly where the inspiration came from. Priceless.

2. Jason's (Marshall) pure bliss at realizing Neil's mic was on in the bathroom.
3. Discussion of the Naked Man episode.
4. Insight into Jason's method acting technique during all the slaps that take place between characters.

5. Neil's favorite line on the show, "Legen...wait for it. I hope you're not lactose intolerant, because the last part is Dairy!"

The night reminded me of why I was a tv major. There is something pure and exciting about the inner workings of a tv show that is so intriguing to me. Although, unlike my blissful college days, I realize that as fun as it may seem, it's long and grueling hours with little job security.

The warm-up video made us realize how many scenes and episodes we've forgotten. Maybe we'll bring some of the DVDs with us on the plane!

Here are some more pics from the night:

Note the original Bro Code book, Yellow umbrella, Goliath National Bank hat, Metro News 1 mic and mug.

Who's Not Your Daddy!

Wait For It...

Here's a sneak peak of our night. Details to come...

For Man

Here's the video of Bush leaving! If you don't want to watch the whole thing, liftoff is around 2 minutes in. I know you'll enjoy this as much as I did!

Crazy Times

What an exciting and optimistic time it is with the new administration. However, this economy really blows. It's scary to hear day after day about the latest company announcing layoffs. I know so many people recently unemployed, or those who are looking and can't find anything (counting ourselves). I doubt that'll change anytime soon, but for some reason I'm hopeful. Maybe it's because for 8 years we've been beat down and couldn't see the light. Hopefully all this positive energy will help things turn around this year.

On a happy note, how great was it to see Bush leave in the helicopter yesterday?