Movember

The month of November is almost over. This year I fully participated in the Movember movement. It was wonderful to see fellow Mo brothers and being able to embrace them. Most of the time it was a slight head nod or if I was lucky, a gentlemen's wink. Whatever it has been, it has been nice to know that there are others out there Mo'ing around. I was worried at the beginning of the month. You see my stash doesn't grow very thick and it is very blonde. A good friend of mine introduced me to Just for Men and people were then able to tell that I was growing a mustache and didn't think that I forgot to shave. Today is the last day of Movember. I am torn. Part of me wants to continue growing it out to have that special Mo bond, but the other part wants my wife to fully love me again. This is tough. Tomorrow will be a trial. Wish me luck. 

IT'S OUT!

It's gone. Out of me. I finally passed one of my stones. For the past four months I've had a constant pain and irritation and now it's gone. It was one of the best feelings of my life (actually it was by far the most pain I've been in my life) but when it came out it felt so good. I hope no one ever has to go through kidney stones. I still have one more that is moving very slow. I hope it comes out a little smoother than this one. Here's a pic of the size of it. 

Tac Town

I love Tacoma, and I love this pic.

Photos called Life

Wear the adventure

I'm part of an IBC company this year. It's a group of classes where we are put into groups, have different roles, and run a company. Our company is 43 Degrees North. We make paracord products. I made an ad last night, thought I'd share it.

Be WILD

No matter what you are doing, be wild. Find the wild in you and let it come out. We've all got wild in us. I am convinced of that. Let that wild come out. Be WILD!

Just a few pics

Here are a few pics. They are all random. Just some I have taken over the past couple of months. 

This is my brother Preston. I feel like this picture says a lot about who he is. We went fishing in September in the Puget Sound and got this shot. 

The Tacoma Narrows Bridges

The man Mike himself. This is my dad. I feel like that hat says a lot about who he is. Love him and I am grateful each day for the lessons he has taught me. 

This is the newest member of the Woodhouse family, little baby Lucy. She is my brothers baby. She was born in September and is too cute. 

This is a shot I took for one of my classes. We are running a business on campus and I did a photo shoot for our advertising campaign we are running. 

This is my boy Shane. He is the smartest person I know. I really like this shot because it really shows some of the true beauty that is Idaho.