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We shot this video for the Sundia Watermelon Contest. It was fun and captured our playful quality as a family.

Last week the Auburn Journal covered the troubles at the Old Auburn Post Office, and now News10/KXTV in Sacramento has picked up the story. It seems the oldest post office west of the Mississippi to be continually in operation from one location has too little business. So keep those cards and letters coming!

This is for the Sundia Watermelon Video Contest.

From Wikipedia:

The recording by The Weavers was recorded in New York City on May 26, 1950 and released by Decca Records as catalog number 27077. It first reached the Billboard magazine Best Seller chart on June 30, 1950 and lasted 25 weeks on the chart, peaking at #1.

On the day I was born, it was still at #1, and that seems like a million years ago.

We made a lot of mistakes shooting a video for the Sundia Watermelon contest, but it was a lot of fun.

By way of NewTeeVee, we learn that viral marketing is the Big Magic Word.

Madison delivers a stunning performance for the “I got killed by a tomato” contest at Real Red Menace.

Here’s another fun video for the “I got killed by a tomato” contest at Real Red Menace.

We’re submitting this fun video to Real Red Menace for their “I got killed by a tomato” contest.

We all went up to the Lake to cool off, and had a great conversation with Doug Penny about how the only competitive advantage is your own unique quality, and met his wife Vanessa.