Yeah, so I had this event at work yesterday. It started out like, "Hey, let's ditch work for half the day and go bowling!" It ended up with, "Why don't we pick team names, wear crazy costumes, and bowl wearing more costumes, bug-eye glasses, and more?"

Our team was named Rock 'N' Bowl, but I seem to look more like a gangsta than a rocker. I had a great time, and my team even managed to win the thing somehow, despite my whopping 107 score (and that was bowling regular style).

"Click here to continue" for pictures. You may recognize Dave Dietz in there; he was part of my team too. He managed a score worth announcing.

Back in February, Kelly and I took a trip to Chicago to celebrate our 10th anniversary, which was actually in November 2007. We rode the train all the way from Ann Arbor to Union Station, which was a first for both of us. We stayed in a nice hotel, ate expensive food, saw a cool dolphin show at Shedd Aquarium, and spent too much money in general — but it was absolutely great!

As I mentioned in my earlier article about Twitter, microblogging is a way for people to update their "status" throughout the day, from various different places, using several technologies. 

For example, I could log on to Facebook, and change my status to "back to work" on a Monday morning.  Or, I could send a text message to Twitter to say I'm "sleeping in late on Saturday - yeah right!"  You can even update your status via instant messaging.

Tonight we're headed out to Greenfield Village to catch a delightful music and fireworks show to celebrate America's 232nd birthday.  The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is performing Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture, and it says there will even be live cannon fire!  Should be exciting with our new baby.

This an event paid for by my employer, EQ, so we'll be joined by my entire IT department and their families.