-Happy Birthday Canada! As we celebrate our great country's birthday, we re-visit a classic Imoo-boy video: Sean and Jake singing O Canada back in July 2006.
-Check out Sean and Jake (with a little help from Kayla) reviewing the classic game "Hungry Hungry Hippos" in our latest video: Imoo Boys' Game Review #2.
-I scored 2 goals for the Holy Rollers in our last roller hockey game, a narrow 6-5 win on the weekend. The first was off a rebound from a point-shot, the 2nd was a backhand-spinorama after I fanned on a perfect centering pass. I think the goalie must have either felt sorry for me or was expecting a much harder shot!
-As part of my birthday celebrations last week, we went bowling. Although we didn't capture footage of Kayla getting her strike, we did get a bit of video of her bowling here.
How do we celebrate Canada at the Imoo home? By watching old family videos of course!
Take a walk down memory lane to a time just 3 short years ago. Sean was just mastering the art of staying on key, while Jake was mastering one-syllable words and how to not trip after finishing his song.
Created in July 2006.
"You saw them in the Imoo Hockumentary. Now Sean Isaiah and Jacob Isaac are back, this time paying homage to our great country with their renditions of our national anthem."
In the Imoo Boys Game Review #2, Sean and Jake review the classic Hungry Hungry Hippos.
They not only teach you how to play, but offer variations on how to make it more fun. Also, they show you creative ways to play with anywhere between 1 and 4 players!
Notice how much Jake is screaming throughout the video...haha.
Music is Billie Jean by the late and great Michael Jackson.
I'm leaving the “City of Champions” feeling like a champ. And it has nothing to do with how well (or not well) the retreat went, rather because of the number of blessed encounters I had on my trip.
Despite arriving to the airport relatively early, I was one of the last ones on to the plane. I was not-so-gently reminded by the Westjet employee at the gate that I was supposed to be there much earlier, especially because I had an exit row seat. As I boarded the plane, I hustled to my row 10 window seat and I recognized the good-looking guy seated in the aisle seat.
In recognition of Father's Day this Sunday, here are a few blogs I've written about Sean and Jake and how they are like their dad...for better or (more often) for worse.
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I'm leaving the “City of Champions” feeling like a champ. And it has nothing to do with how well (or not well) the retreat went, rather because of the number of blessed encounters I had on my trip.
In recognition of Father's Day this Sunday, here are a few blogs I've written about Sean and Jake and how they are like their dad...for better or (more often) for worse.
