Casey Ontiveros: November 2008 Archives

They call the shots of her stomach as fat. My god this woman is nowhere near fat. In all reality she's incredibly attractive. 

The Thanksgiving Parade was Rickrolled. Cartoon Network showed that it has a sense of humor. Rick Astley was on the parade singing "Never Give You Up." That's just beyond awesome. 

And another thing to be happy about, Ann Coulter has had her mouth wired shut. Unfortunately, her hands weren't casted over as well. 

¡FIGHT! 

But the silver lining is that he's okay now and has been asking to go to school. I want to encourage this line of thinking. He needs as much schooling as he can get and having a health love of learning is a good step in the right direction. 

So far, I don't need to push to hard. He's already breaking out this "computer," that helps him recognize letters and numbers through games. He's getting better at it. In the last few weeks, he's only gotten it wrong once and was him trying to get me playing along. 

He's also learning to use the trackpad on my laptops. 

Wood at his best. 

This is an expanded 360 view of the new room. It's a mess of images, but I think it works well for what we're called upon to do. 

This was something different. I was at Lucian's school again, helping with lunchers that took a nap. I was helping getting the mats out and placing a sheet over them so the kids would have something to sleep on when, of course, the phone rang. It was my coworker Maritza. She had no clue where I was and if I had my phone on me. I told her where I was. She wasn't able to get to a computer either to fix something. 

I wasn't sure if she knew that I was telling the truth about being with there great kids. So I held up the phone and told all the kids to say hi to Mrs. Maritza. They all yell hi. I think I heard Maritza turn a little red on the phone. 

That was a good moment yesterday. A different level of awesome from the Astroboy thing, but it was still awesome. 

Yeah it's the English version. It's all strung together and it's awesome. 

It looks like we'll get our first black president. I for one am fucking excited by this prospect of change. 

I was tired by the first night. I was exhausted by Halloween. I was miserable by 8 as the pressure changed gave my a sinus headache that would have produced Athena. But that was only small portion of the memorable week. 

I spent three days volunteering at my son's school. I was going to do one day, but by the end of the first day, it felt very fulfilling that I was able to spend time with all the kids who know my kid. Plus I felt like I was with people who had my mindset, but not the vocabulary. I was running for about three hours with these kids. Before it was lunch. Then nap. Then back to running for the rest of the day. 

I helped put down the children. I even got two of the never nappers down two days in a row. The instructor was impressed that I was able to do that two days in a row. The second day I did sleep next to Lucian. The third day I was eating lunch with them, but I couldn't sleep. I wanted to, but I couldn't. 

I was Frankenstein's Monster to them the first two days. We played freeze tag; me v. everyone. Duck, duck, goose, they chased me, I chased them. I had a little girl nail sharp enough to cut a diamond scratch my neck and take off  piece of my nose. Kids screaming in my ear with joy. I scraped up my knee and left hand while riding a tricycle. I had parents take three or four takes while I was running with the kids. Me 5'10", them 3' something" and I can keep up. 

It was awesome. 

I think I found one of my favorite vacation spots now. Spending time with children. Making them laugh and getting in exercise. 

My wife talked to a few of the parents while they were dropping off their kids and apparently I was a topic of discussion, "Lucian's daddy! Lucian's daddy!" I was also called, "Mr. Melissa's husband." That made me laugh. 

I forgot to get pictures of what went on this week. I'll get those up as soon as I hook up Melissa's camera to the computer and upload everything. 

Switching subjects. 

Just a reminder for everyone, this friday, JCVD comes out to theaters. Watch it!