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So much so in fact that Lex decided to throw out her camera in celebration (thanks to the skee.e.o's for providing us with photo documentation). Luckily, Leroy is a great model...
He was really channeling his inner human/muppet. But upon realizing he was much lower to the ground than most (and had no opposable thumbs with which to pick up a skee ball), Leroy decided to get attention the good old fashion way...
He was a hit, rolling was fun, and we must even give a shout out to the Lewinskees who had quite the night on the lanes. Also, mazel tov to our friends in San Fran (who had their first night of regulated play yesterday) the Live Skee Die Hards.


T'was a night to forget.
Twas a dreary winter day when we gathered for the most lavish of feasts. Rumors were afoot of what awaited us at the Lyndhurst castle but our greatest inspiration came from the unknown. We would say goodbye to close friends, silverware would be forbidden, and the dreams of young knights would be shattered but through it all we knew we must preserve our honor. We accepted the challenge and boarded a magical cart (disguised as a bus) that would transport us, the most talented of knights and fairest of maidens, to the greatest jousting competition in all of the land.
Upon arriving in Lyndhurst, New Jersey we soon learned that trouble was afoot. We had arrived over two hours early, and would need sustenance to survive the cold and danger that was sure to come. We explored the dangerous terrain and were lucky enough to come across a wise tavern owner who informed us that all was not well in the kingdom. It appeared word of the feast had spread and our great mortal enemies were attempting to cavort with us in the very same castle! We knew we must protect ourselves so we quickly donned our liquid armor and prepared for battle.
We entered the castle and were pleased to find a glorious party underway. We were blessed with crowns of the most honorable colors (red-and -yellow) and welcomed with open arms and utmost respect by the kingdom's royalty. Romance was in the air (we were lucky enough to document the beautiful and seductive glances our fair maidens directed towards the most dashing of the knights), the swords (made of only the finest wood) glimmered, and the wine was abundant.


We were informed that the safety of the castle had been compromised and we would have to be escorted out through the secret back door. (Yes, we got kicked out). Being the noble people we are, we exited the castle with our heads held high, and vowed to seek revenge against the evil sorceress who jinxed our knight.

this is our dog, leroy...52 w 14th would be stupid without him...he is the absolute love of our lives...the fact that he was not the very first post on this blog is both pathetic and shameful on our parts.

This is our friend Kim. You might know her from the (work in progress--applications welcome) all Asian girl pop group Sheldon's Child. These days she is most likely to be spotted on the futon with the General (Tsao). She likes Asia, Korean food, coffee, r&b, grass, puppies, and us. We are hoping Kim is released from internet-non-addict boot camp and becomes a frequent visitor (and poster?!?!!?) on our dear blog.
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