Brutal!!
Post race beer - very deserving
The sweet taste of IRON!
The lead singer of Dirty Mutha Truckers with Dirty Mikey
Brutal!!
Post race beer - very deserving
The sweet taste of IRON!
The lead singer of Dirty Mutha Truckers with Dirty Mikey
Mikey tackles Sgt. Pepper and his Lonley Hearts Club Band
Mikey, John and Ringo partake in a rendition of Yellow Submarine off of the Revolver album.
Next up...Grandpa Simancek.
When we were up north in Michigan, I showed my family how I used to cook hot dogs when I lived on the streets. Take a hot dog, put it in a bun and wrap it in one layer of tin foil. Then wrap it loosely in newspaper and place it in a cardboard box. Light the box on fire and once it all burns up, unwrap the foil and before you can say Kwame Kilpatrick, you are enjoying a perfectly cooked hot dog. Watch out for hobos.
Sammi and Mikey take in a sunset over Grand Traverse Bay
Mikey and his best Michigan buddy, Tyler, testing out some of the sports gear we picked up in Michigan.
My mom and dad got me this barracuda to also hang on the wall. Also pictured is the sailfish with electrical tape being used to repair a broken bill.
Larry and LaCoe came down for a week vacation. We had a blast. Lots of activities during that week and many, many beers down the hatch.
Larry, Scotty, Sammi, Mikey, and I went to Fort Pickens on Pensacola Beach. This is the fort that they imprisoned Geronimo at. Sam and Mikey pose behind bars.
We did not do very good fishing, but we spotted this huge grasshopper trying to swim across the bay. Larry scooped it up with his bare hands. Biggest grasshopper I have ever seen.
Today is Sammi's 11th Birthday. She chose Red Robin to eat at and had the pizza.
Per usual, the restaurant staff made a scene by singing Happy Birthday to Sammi. She was even lucky enough to get the red bird himself to make an appearance. Sammi was horrified.
Nick enjoying his first beer
Nick advertising for All Sports Consignment
Sammi and Mikey on Grand Traverse bay at sunset
Aunt Tanya, cousin Nick, and Uncle E
The Everett men in 45 degrees Grand Traverse Bay water. We are very tough.
The whole clan