Old news…
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but I hadn’t posted about it.
Greg Martin, Nathan Beyer, Bryan Kruse, and Arjan Steeneveld won in two categories including 2nd place team, Dairy Specialist, and 4th place, Agricultural College Bowl with Greg winning in a 3rd category, Top 10 Individuals, Dairy Specialist;
Jennie is getting married Sat
Heading to Mom and Dad’s tomorrow for Jennie’s wedding on Sat (and yes Jen, I now know that the wedding is at 3:30pm). First, I have to pick up G’ma and G’pa Johnson at the Indy airport. My brothers and I will be ushers.
Last Sat, I went to Mark Dismore’s New Castle Motorsports Park. I was helping Trevor with his shifter kart. It’s a neat facility. I’d like to get out there again.
Bever Family of Oxford
are you any relation of mine? My long, lost, wealthy relatives?? 
A $1 million donation from the Bever family of Oxford got the project under way
New Year’s Eve
Ryan, Matt, and Greg seconds before ringing in 2005. As you can see, shoes and socks are already off in preparation of running around the house bare-footed at midnight. It is a tradtion started many years ago by my grandpa, Jim Bever. This year it was the ground was saturated. Besides getting mud everywhere, the conditions made for decent barefoot running. Some years, the ground is frozen and there is no snow. That is the worst condition to run in. My favorite is when there is a lot of snow….cold, but soft and clean.
Got an email from the cousin in Wisconsin
This is all he had to say:
Hello from Wisconsin.
School is fun! Yea right.
Glad to hear he’s doing okay
The Wabash Plain Dealers Sports Editor
I made the announcement before, but here’s his views about the future of the sports section of the WPD
or
Congratulations…
to the new Sports Editor of the Wabash Plain Dealer, a guy with a great birthday…..
Aaron Turner
I’m back
I’m back home after a few days off.
Some highlights of my time off:
Leaving when there’s no snow in Mitchell, Mitchell getting 20″+ of snow, but it all melting by the time I arrive back home.
Matt and Neil doing snow angels in just their shorts and boots at night when it was probably around 6 degrees outside.
Going to Christmas Eve Service when it was -14 degrees.
Spilling the Communion crackers during the Christmas Eve service.
Making a snowman that was at least 8.5 ft tall.
Waking up at 1:30 am to help Dad fix a broken pipe in the well when it was 40 degrees outside (4 days after it had been -14 degrees).
And once again running around the house barefooted with my cousins to bring in the new year (eventhough the wife, finance, and girlfriend who were there didn’t join in on the fun
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