My new buddy 'Aids'

I cant wait to teach this guy some swear words!

Winter fun

Well it was time to renew the ol' blog. I am sorry I have been negleting it. I seem to be suffering from SADS. Mrs Nozzle came out to watch the smokies preform at the annual Lily Lake 4 on 4 pond hockey. We did not win the Pavilion Cup but we had fun anyway! Tim Hortons was selling everything for a dollar and donating all the money to charity. I was told the beer was cold I did not find out for I had to work that evening DAMNIT!

Tree Hunt '10

Well it was time for the annual tree hunt. It was not the same without snow and sub zero temps. Of Course the tree hunt would not be complete without a couple cold ones! In the pic from left to right Scott, Shelly, Amanda, Shannon, Shannon, Jay-man, and of course in the fornt row is lil Macey. Jayman was so happy to be there he could not even open his eyes.

Birth Control

Mrs Nozzle and I had the pleasure of Babysitting twins. Thats right 2 of them. As you can see I tried to wean one of them off the bottle. I think he may have a problem. I wore my best clothes for the occasion.

some visiters

We have been getting visiters every morning now. I dont mind them hanging out but the minute one of them touches my veggie garden I am putting in for tags!

Here's to the soldiers.

Trew Dat

We seen the trews up close and personal at the Imperial. That was Tim Chaisson who opened up for them. Notice the bare feet true maritime style.

Use Somebody

winter

Well the 2010/11 winterconcert tour has begun and is in full swing. Lets start with Kings Of Leon in the Gardens. We brought lil Whispy head with us.

Arlington

After our visit and wreath laying at Arlington, we were welcomed onto the grounds of Fort Myer, which is home to the US Army and Us Marine Corps Honour guard. We were told there are no combat ready weapons on the base (but somehow I doubt that). We were able to go inside the stable and barracks of the Caisson unit. They are the funeral detail for Arlington. That is a picture of the horse who played the role of "the riderless horse" from Ronald Reagons funeral. He is the only non combat death to ever receive a riderless horse. The riderless horse is supposed to represent a soldier sitting backwards on his horse looking back at his fellow soldiers. There are 8 funerals a day at Arlington. The crews work a week on and a week off for 4 rotations, then the horses are brought to a large field off base and are set free to graze for a month. We were not allowed to take pictures of the Caisson unit, but I snuck a pic out the window of our bus when we were leaving.

Redskin time

While we were there, we got to tour Fedex Stadium. One of the Redskins was involved in a house fire when he was a kid and lost his little brother in the incident. He was nice enough to bring us around (he got in trouble for letting us on the field). While we were there, we got to meet Donovan McNabb and a couple other players. You can see his signature on the ball #5. And don't worry Mrs. Nozzle about the cheerleaders hitting on me, I blew them off!!

Washington

Well I am finally going to blog some pics from Washington. That is Patrick and I in front of the Washington Monument (he is the camper I escorted from NFLD). He and I posing with President Schaitberger inside the Capital Building, and the wreath we laid at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers at Arlington.