The Johnstons

We spent our Thanksgiving this year in Gilbert. We had so much fun spending time with family, welcoming our newest nephew, Dylan, eating turkey, and most of all attending sporting events.

Dylan just a day old.....cutest baby I have ever seen. Good job Jayme and John!

Same gang at the ASU vs. USC football game. Poor ASU.

One of the best parts of the game were the celebrity athlete sightings. The guy in the blue shirt is Doug Flutie. He is arguably the most famous Boston Athlete, played for Boston college and in the NFL and is most known for his "Hail Mary" against Maimi, according to Ryan and Wikipedia.

Charles Barkley also attended the game and we sat directly 20 rows up from where he was standing. Can't miss that shiny head from anywhere. Marcus Allen, who played for USC and KC Chiefs, and mystery guest were also in attendance with him.

Little Richard entertained us during halftime. It looked like he was being forced to perform at gunpoint. It was quite entertaining. All Ryan has to say is "Tootie Fruitie!"

Ryan's parents also scored 5th row tickets for the Suns game on Friday night vs. the LA Clippers. Ryan went with his brother Kyle and wife, and his father. He loved that he was able to see all his favorite players up close. Unfortunately he couldn't use flash photography so most of the pictures came out blurry.

Scott and Mitzi were in town last weekend, and we got the low down on the official Police Officer's belt. Ryan just couldn't resist trying it on. We had a great time catching up and learning about Scott's training so far. The best part of the evening was the video they brought along with them of Scott's "training" on being tasered and pepper sprayed. Hilarious. Thanks for the visit guys!

Today I had one of the most disgusting/funniest experiences at work. So for those that don't know, I work in a chemistry lab, and today my Boss, who is also a Chemist, was sitting at his bench at just the right angle that I got a full on shot of his Male Thong!.......Gross. I just don't think I can ever look him in the eye again. It took everything I had to not start busting up laughing.