Back from the dead.

The Eagle that holds this motley crew together is back from his winter break early. It's about time to dust this blog off with an update and a story from New Orleans.

First off lets put 2010 to rest with the award winners
High Flyer: Adam "Ranger" Rott
Eagle Vision: Steven "that guy" Suefferlein
Ol' Prospector Mike "we only see you at El Dora" not sure of your last name
Jello Molder "Steven "he only plays home games" Seufferlein
Mother hen: Mesha "It's not her fault Steven only plays home games" Seufferlein
Ath-eagle Luis "My McDonald's Tattoo looks funny since I dropped weight," Cruz
Hatchling: The four Oaks "our cheering sections" Kids
Essence of black hawk Marcus "I'm living off the land in the middle of City," Thie

2011
Started with a trip to New Orleans with Hatchling of the year candidate Craig getting us a free condo in down town New Orleans

February saw us celebrates Ham's bday

March 1st is Mark Paul Gossalar day at Steven's house
Middle of May is, Braden, Kyle, and John's freiniversary. Yep it's true we are getting together to celebrate nine years of being friends, bring gifts for all three of us, and be ready to toast the greatness that is John, Kyle and Braden's friendship.

early June The 14th annual 5th time done out door living room
Middle of July The one and only El Dora weekend it's classy this year

Just giving everyone heads up on the upcoming happenings with in the club

Now a quick story from New Orleans. After Erin brought us ten dollar drinks and we convinced the guitar player at the establishment we were at to play Hanson, and a little tone loc, we decided to head the karaoke place on bourbon street. Scotti and his sticky fingers his getting us free drinks and we are having a great time. We finally wrap up the night around 330 am and walk out to a pretty empty bourbon street. While Scottie, Erin and I walk down trying to fathom the greatness that bourbon street offers we come across an abandon stroller. This leads to so many questions, such as who abandons a stroller on a street, where is the baby, is it okay. What happened before the stroller was abandon, and plenty more. Just the craziness that New Orleans gave us.

John, still talking to strangers