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Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
I'm a mother of 2 eccentric individuals, wife of 1 ridiculously patient man and also we have two dogs, Russell and Dwight. Me gusta cheesy mexican religious art, though I'm neither Mexican nor particularly religious.

Saturday, September 20, 2008

Party Til' You Puke

Frankie had a skate contest today. I was lucky enough to get off work a little early and make it to the park in time to catch his first run. He was killin it today. Super smooth and landing almost every trick. Just after the 40 second warning, he appeared to be stopping to catch his breath. Sadly, that was not the case. He puked and puked and when he was done, he looked up with barf hanging out of his nose and entangled in his braces, and threw up rock fingers and said, "Did you see that?" to the crowd. It was both revolting and hilarious at the same time. He refused to go home and skated equally as well in the second run, even with a funky tummy. He took second in the advanced division. Pretty freakin' awesome! I so admire his dedication. If I were to puke in front of that many people, you bet your ass I'd be leaving with the quickness!

6 comments:

Kay said...

Frankie, you must truly love what you do! I'd be heading for the hills like your mom. Congrats on second place....imagine what you would have done minus the "yuck"!

Codeman said...

As long as you don't puke on your board or your wheels it's ok. That puke will stop them wheels up and rot the board man!

Carrie said...

What a story. The part that really got me is the puke stuck in the braces. Gross. But congrats on placing second!

jennifer said...

Imagine being there to see it all go down...yuk. Thanks for lookin in on us, Cody. It's nice to know you care. We love you.

Haley said...

I have to say that the chunk of chunk hanging out of the nose is the winner in the Nasty Department.

Kay said...

I think we can all agree that this is one time that we are thankful that you did not attach a picture. Your description says it all.

I hope Frankie is feeling better.
Love to you all, Aunt Kay