People always ask me what Nate does and I try to explain it. I think 9 times out of 10 people just nod their head, even though they don't understand (I did too!). Last night his dad Dave was on KSL News here in SLC.
Dave goes around the world teaching people how to use Bunyan's machinery (screeds) for pervious. It's actually pretty interesting to see how the water just disappears through the concrete. (Sorry about the commercial you have to watch first!)

If you lock your keys in the car because you lazily threw them on the seat and hit unlock, but really hit lock and then shut the door and someone you know is there and is nice enough to take you and your two kids to your house, waits for you to get your spare house key out to unlock the door and grab your spare car key and then drives you back to your car, you really should probably make sure you put your spares back.
Why?
Because the next day your 2 year old might lock you out of the house as you go to throw his poopy diaper in the garbage can and your spare house key is sitting on the counter gleaming - reminding you that its not useful if it isn't put back.

Once you finally climb in a window you immediately put the key away, but not before unlocking both doors, just in case.

Although I have watched the first season (and currently only season) of Flight of the Conchords and have watched many of their live performances on YouTube, somehow I missed a gem. My brother in law Ryan told me about a song called "Jenny," which he declared was the best. I think he might be right - or if not the best, at least the top 5. The song is like 7 minutes long, but so worth those few moments out of your day.

Nate was out of town for about a week to New Orleans for a trade show for work. While he was gone I hung out at my mom and dad's for a couple of days. The first day we were up there, my kids and some of their cousins played in the irrigation.
Zeke was a bit hesitant to play, but did splash some.