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Saturday, October 3, 2009

tires in industry

Sorry for this little hiatus but…

…we’re working on a book.

In the meantime, enjoy this oldie but a goodie. I did a new drawing for it…I was never satisfied with the original drawing
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Friday, September 18, 2009

Well, Looks Like He Still Has A Couple Days Before He Has To Think About It…

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Labels: Boy Scouts

Friday, September 11, 2009

Have You Tried To Put One Of Those Things Together?

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Labels: Book of Mormon

Friday, September 4, 2009

 

Come To Think Of It…The Moon Hasn’t Even Been Baptized…

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Monday, August 31, 2009

Somebody Likes Us! Time To Take the Christian World By Storm!

We were flattered to find out that our blog was included on another top 100 list! This time it’s the “100 Most Bookmark-Worthy Websites for Christians”…awesome huh?See it here.Of course, we have to wonder about the validity of any website that would include us on any list, unless that list was “the top 100 websites that make us hang our heads in shame and disappointment, and then curse the amount of time we wasted looking at it.” Now there’s a list that we would own!Either way, thanks for including us!

Jeez this was all the rage at Comic-Con this year (for all you geeks out there). But whew! How good is that Jacob looking? GO TEAM JACOB!! (My wife made me say all of that just now…all my wife’s idea…not me at all).
-Ryan
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Labels: Family Home Evening.
Copyright license notice: I took the below image from the website www.seektires.com

Friday, August 21, 2009

scout cartoon

We’re Supposed To Liken All Things…

Let us also mention that we’re sorry about not posting anything new last week. The whole family was out of town at a cabin in Tahoe. Of course, this cabin had no internet access…fortunately it did have satelite t.v. or we could have been in real trouble. So we apologize for the lack of new gags…of course, maybe we should also apologize for coming back this morning and posting something new…it all depends on your point of view!

Chocolate Covered Is Still The Prefered Form For Ingestion

We both served our missions in Brazil (not at the same time, of course) and there I encountered a form of pizza I’ll never forget. It had the usual: tomato sauce and cheese on top and they even threw on a little pinneapple, which isn’t too unusual. However, they then seemed to lose all etiquette when it came to the fruits. It had figs, peaches and even green olives thrown in for good measure. They then proceeded to call it a Californian Pizza…why would they call it that?And, no, I didn’t like the flavor it produced at all…

Trying To Stay Hip, Cool, With it…

“And as all have not faith, seek ye diligently and teach one another words of widsom; yea, seek ye out of the best books words of wisdom; seek learning, even by study and also by faith.”
D&C 88: 118

Does this include Facebook? Does Facebook somehow constitute a book? Is there any wisdom to be found in Facebook? Well, either way The 9th Ward is on it now! So, if there was any wisdom to be found in Facebook, it just got a lot stupider by our presence…

Go see us and be our fan!

Share it with all your friends! Or just the ones you don’t like.

Peter Priesthood is from Provo, Utah. He is married to his high and they have eight children with one on the way. He is currently serving as 1st counselor in the Bishopric as well as being the seminary teacher.

Although going to work each day, Peter finds time to make welfare visits during his lunch hour. On his way home from work, he stops to make the family’s food storage purchases whenever there’s a good sale. Once home, Peter likes to spend time in the family’s acre garden. He’s known for his generosity with his abundant zucchini harvest. During dinner, Peter loves to hear how each child’s day at school went and they have fun trying to liken the scriptures to the events of the day.

Then it’s off to do his home teaching and driving the older children to young men and young women’s. Peter’s hobbies include family history, writing talks for sacrament meetings, and mowing the lawn/shoveling the driveway. Sorry for this little hiatus but… …we’re working on a book. In the meantime, enjoy this oldie but a goodie. I did a new drawing for it…I was never satisfied with the original drawing:

Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 8:58 PM 18 comments Links to this post Friday, September 18, 2009 Well, Loos Like He Still Has A Couple Days Before He Has To Think About It… Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 9:31 PM 12 comments Links to this post Boy Scouts Friday, September 11, 2009 Have You Tried To Put One Of Those Things Together? Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 7:34 AM 5 comments Links to this post Labels: Book of Mormon Friday, September 4, 2009 Come To Think Of It…

The Moon Hasn’t Even Been Baptized… Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 12:58 PM 5 comments Links to this post Monday, August 31, 2009 Somebody Likes Us! Time To Take the Christian World By Storm! We were flattered to find out that our blog was included on another top 100 list! This time it’s the “100 Most Bookmark-Worthy Websites for Christians”…awesome huh? See it here. Of course, we have to wonder about the validity of any website that would include us on any list, unless that list was “the top 100 websites that make us hang our heads in shame and disappointment, and then curse the amount of time we wasted looking at it.”

Now there’s a list that we would own! Either way, thanks for including us! Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 8:30 AM 6 comments Links to this post Friday, August 28, 2009 Well, It Is The Most Correct Book, So That Means… …let’s take it literally people. Also vintage, what kind of car do you think it was? And, who was doing the driving? Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 6:44 AM 8 comments Links to this post Labels: Adam and Eve, Garden of Eden Tuesday, August 25, 2009 Coudn’t Resist… Jeez this was all the rage at Comic-Con this year (for all you geeks out there). But whew! How good is that Jacob looking? GO TEAM JACOB!! (My wife made me say all of that just now…all my wife’s idea…not me at all). -Ryan Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 8:15 AM 12 comments Links to this post Labels: Family Home Evening Friday, August 21, 2009 Please Beeeee Posted by Ryan development Goldsberry at 7:38 AM 4 comments Links to this post Friday, August 14, 2009 We’re Supposed To Liken All Things… Let us also mention that we’re sorry about not posting anything new last week. The whole family was out of town at a cabin in Tahoe. Of course, this cabin had no internet access…fortunately it did have satelite t.v. or we could have been in real trouble.

So we apologize for the lack of new gags…of course, maybe we should also apologize for coming back this morning and posting something new…it all depends on your point of view! Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 6:51 AM 7 comments Links to this post Labels: elders, missionaries Friday, July 31, 2009 Divine Intervention Please!!

Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 11:30 AM 8 comments Links to this post Labels: elders, missionaries Friday, July 24, 2009 Chocolate Covered Is Still The Prefered Form For Ingestion We both served our missions in Brazil (not at the same time, of course) and there I encountered a form of pizza I’ll never forget. It had the usual: tomato sauce and cheese on top and they even threw on a little pinneapple, which isn’t too unusual. However, they then seemed to lose all etiquette when it came to the fruits. It had figs, peaches and even green olives thrown in for good measure. They then proceeded to call it a Californian Pizza…why would they call it that? And, no, I didn’t like the flavor it produced at all… Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 12:24 PM 9 comments Links to this post Friday, July 17, 2009 Even A Rock Looks Better! Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 2:12 PM 7 comments Links to this post Labels: Book of Mormon Friday, July 10, 2009 Maybe Angels Will Help With Foreclosure’s Too!

Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 10:49 AM 1 comments Links to this post Labels: Millennium Friday, July 3, 2009 Sorry We’re Late! But We Made It! Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 8:54 PM 2 comments Links to this post Labels: Book of Mormon Wednesday, July 1, 2009 Trying To Stay Hip, Cool, With it… “And as all have not faith, seek ye diligently and teach one another words of widsom; yea, seek ye out of the best books words of wisdom; seek learning, even by study and also by faith.” D&C 88: 118 Does this include Facebook? Does Facebook somehow constitute a book? Is there any wisdom to be found in Facebook? Well, either way The 9th Ward is on it now! So, if there was any wisdom to be found in Facebook, it just got a lot stupider by our presence…

Go see us and be our fan! Share it with all your friends! Or just the ones you don’t like. Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 12:06 PM 1 comments Links to this post Friday, June 26, 2009 Why Bring Them, But Not Dinosaurs? Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 9:14 AM 7 comments Links to this post Labels: Bible, Noah Friday, June 19, 2009 Whose House Will You Visit First When The Law Kicks In? Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 9:36 AM 3 comments Links to this post Thursday, June 18, 2009 Surely This Must Be Some Kind Of Mistake? We were pleasantly surprised to find that we’ve been included in a list of the top 50 LDS blogs (check out who’s sittin’ pretty at number 12)!

Check it out here: -lds-bloggers.html Dang! The only conclusion we can come up with is that maybe there’s only like 51 LDS bloggers…and one of them hasn’t posted anything in two years. So, by default, we made the list! Either way, thanks to the folks that put this list together! Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 11:54 AM 7 comments Links to this post Friday, June 12, 2009 The Democratic Process Of Naming Stuff Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 7:43 AM 5 comments Links to this post Labels: Bible, Moses Friday, June 5, 2009 Technology Is Going To Save Us A Lot Of Time Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 8:57 AM 9 comments Links to this post Labels: Home Teaching Friday, May 29, 2009 You Get What You Pay For… Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 10:00 AM 5 comments Links to this post Labels: elders quorum Friday, May 22, 2009 The True Nature Of The Liahona Special thanks to Arnold Friberg on this one!

Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 8:02 AM 8 comments Links to this post Labels: Book of Mormon Friday, May 15, 2009 The Elder’s Quorum Needs Their Own… …PINEWOOD DERBY Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 7:37 AM 10 comments Links to this post Labels: Boy Scouts Friday, May 8, 2009 I’d Be Angry That It Wasn’t Diet… Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 7:23 AM 17 comments Links to this post Thursday, April 30, 2009 It Takes A Bit Of Extra Enthusiasm For This Calling Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 10:01 PM 6 comments Links to this post Labels: Activities Committee Friday, April 24, 2009 Nothing Brings Out Christian Charity More Than… Church Basketball!

Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 7:25 AM 14 comments Links to this post Friday, April 17, 2009 I’m Still Not Sure What All Those Mean Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 10:16 AM 9 comments Links to this post Thursday, April 9, 2009 Didn’t We Just Receive Some Guidance On This Subject In General Conference? Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 10:14 PM 6 comments Links to this post Labels: Prayer, Sacrament Meeting Friday, April 3, 2009 This Ever Happen To Any Of You? Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 9:31 AM 14 comments Links to this post Labels: General Conference Friday, March 27, 2009 On Which Side Do You Stand? I’m sorry, but we couldn’t resist just one more Twilight gag…for those of you that aren’t “in the know” when it comes to Edward and Jacob, then we apologize, but hey, you get what you pay for! We promise to be back next week with something new and different. However, it might be advantageous to your health to know that this particular contest is becoming something epic! Rivaling the glory and the tragedy of Church basketball itself! Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 3:34 PM 24 comments Links to this post Thursday, March 19, 2009 Scariest Calling Of All…

We’re early this week! All you lucky people get a healthy dose of whatever this is that we do one day early! I’m not sure if that’s good or bad…you decide. Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 9:25 AM 10 comments Links to this post Labels: Nursery Friday, March 13, 2009 What Else Triggers It? Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 9:25 AM 13 comments Links to this post Friday, March 6, 2009 Maybe He Just Didn’t Want To Have To Go To The Gospel Doctrine Class? Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 8:44 AM 2 comments Links to this post Labels: Primary Friday, February 27, 2009 Beware Ancestral Hauntings!

Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 8:14 AM 6 comments Links to this post Labels: Genealogy Friday, February 20, 2009 Door Slamming Never Gets Enjoyable Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 9:03 AM 8 comments Links to this post Labels: elders, missionaries Friday, February 6, 2009 A Sea of White Shirts and Ties Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 11:25 AM 3 comments Links to this post Labels: missionaries Friday, January 30, 2009 Did You Get Your Visiting Teaching Done This Month? All the women in the family have been infected with the “Edward disease.” It’s all they seem to talk about at family gatherings! How is your family holding up? Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 8:37 AM 26 comments Links to this post Labels: Visiting Teaching Monday, January 26, 2009 Burning Question: Who the HECK are we? Well, it turns out that we have a few people that look at our blog, and to our surprise, there are even a few that live in our home town of Livermore, California.

The question has arisen as to who we are (probably so that we can be avoided at stake and ward functions…I mean come on, would you want to hang out with people like us?). It then occured to us that we never posted our full names. I’m not sure why…we really have nothing to hide… except for our own shame. So, the decision was made post our identities for the public! Are you excited? Can we get a drum roll please? Our names are Rick and Ryan Goldsberry! Whew! That was exciting wasn’t it? Take some time to recuperate. Thank you! That is all. Go back about your business, and come visit us again on Friday. -Ryan Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 3:38 PM 2 comments Links to this post Thursday, January 22, 2009 Practice Makes Perfect Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 9:29 PM Links to this post Labels: Boy Scouts Friday, January 16, 2009 10% of Zero is still Zero Posted by Ryan Goldsberry at 7:56 AM 4 comments

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