Dr Horrible's Sing-Along Blog

Nancy's sister-in-law introduced this to us a little while ago, and it gets funnier and funnier every time I watch it. Lord Baldemort gave it a B+ because he didn't like the ending, but I give it an A-.

There are 3 episodes to this show and it features Neil Patrick Harris as an evil guy named Dr. Horrible. He is trying to get accepted into the Evil League Of Evil and needs to impress the leader 'Bad Horse' who is actually a horse. Here is a snippet from the first episode. I bought the entire show for $5, but you can find all the songs on YouTube (the show is a musical). This was created during the writers' strike.

Poopdeck Pappy

I want to nominate a new nickname for dad. Poopdeck Pappy!!!

the two stooges

I was working in the yard and had caleb and timmy with me it didn't take them long to find a fun new game to play.

Christmas???

Are we doing secret santa this year? I for one would like to do that. that is all

Cactimus Primate Sheds More Prickles

First it's an attempt at the back hair, now it's the rhino horn that has been removed. Here are a few photos of the official Family Creep.

Announcement: Clark Family Website

There is now a family website at www.clarksrule.com.

The new site DOES NOT replace this blog; it's just a central spot for:

• A shared family calendar
• An up-to-date family address list
• An interactive, collaborative family timeline
• Reunion planning
• Whatever else we want it to be
  

The website is private, so you will need a username and password to log in. You should have received an email invitation with instructions. If you need any help logging in or setting things up, let me know.

Have fun!

Another Rhinoceros Siting

I saw this article on Yahoo and thought everybody would be excited to know that there have been more members found from Tom's Rhino Horn species. In the article it states:

MEGACERAS BRIANSALTINI

Rhinoceros beetles are named for the horn-like structures on their heads. According to the author, this charismatic new species has a unique form of horn that is otherwise similar only to the one on Tom, one of the siblings from the Clark Family. This makes for a rare instance of Nature imitating humans.

Article found at http://www.livescience.com/top-10-new-species-1.html

Italicized text added by Ryan McBride