My Official TOP TEN Scariest Movies Of All Time…

Wednesday, October 29th, 2008 @ 5:43AM

My Official TOP TEN Scariest Movies Of All Time...

Here they are:

10 Jacob’s Ladder with Tim Robbins
9 Jaws directed by Speilberg starring Richard Dreyfuss
8 Texas Chainsaw Massacre released in 1974
7 Poltergeist another scary one by Speilberg
6 Scream with Neve Campbell and Drew barrymore
5 Friday the 13th came out in 1980
4 Nightmare on Elm Street came out in 1984 a Wes Cravens classic
3 Halloween with Jamie Lee Curtis
2 Silence of the Lambs with Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster
1 The Shining with Jack Nicholson and Shelly Duvall—(I saw this in Ecuador on my mission with spanish sub titles and it was especially scary and I got in trouble…...)

Thanks.

Keith Stubbs

Here are some fun pictures of Aimee and Drew!

Monday, October 27th, 2008 @ 8:30AM

Aimee and Drew at the Black Island Farms Corn Maze

Friday 10.24.08 stuff…..

Friday, October 24th, 2008 @ 7:22AM

We played Spy the Lie! and the Big News is this Sunday Oct 26th is my boy Drew's birthday!! Happy 2nd Birthday buddy!!!

SPY THE LIE

Dwight Yoakum has appeared in all of the following movies except for one: Spy the lie!

Slingblade
Crank
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen *** The Newton Boys
Four Christmases (w Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn)

All of the following were titles of episodes of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” except for one: Spy the lie!

No place like home
The Wooden Stake *** Into the woods
The weight of the world
Intervention

All of the following are the names of real songs except for one: Spy the lie!

“Your Bulldog Drinks Champagne” by Jim Stafford
“Ahab the Arab” by Ray Stevens
“Rise from the Grave” Ozzie Osbourne *** “Amos Moses” by Jerry Reed
“Blood-letting” by Concrete Blonde

Thanks!

Keith

WHAT DO YOUR SHOES REVEAL ABOUT YOU?

Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008 @ 6:50AM

The kind of shoes you wear doesn't just affect the way you walk and move they reflect your true personality. Find out what your favorite footwear reveals about you:

Boots —You’re energetic, hard working and sure to successfully finish any project. But while you always get the job done, you also know when to kick back and enjoy yourself.
Flip-flops —You’re a go getter who uses your creative abilities to solve problems with an innovative flair. You’re also a free spirit whose positive outlook on life delights everyone you meet.
High heels —You’re an ambitious person who rarely fails to reach the bold goals you set for yourself. And if you falter, you’ve got a circle of supportive, admiring pals ready to help.
Peep toed stilettos —You’re vivacious, talkative and captivate both friends and acquaintances with your clever quips. You’re also a loyal person who can be depended upon in a crisis.
Ballet flats —You’re a girl who can juggle several tasks at once without breaking a sweat. Family and friends appreciate your sharp instincts and practical approach to problems.
Sneakers—You’re a trend setter who’s on top of everything, from the best movies and music to the latest kitchen gadgets. People follow your lead, knowing they’ll have a good time.

Do you buy any of this?  I have my reservations…..
I am a tennis shoe/sneaker guy.

Keith

Tim McGraw writes book for dads and daughters

Tuesday, October 21st, 2008 @ 7:01AM

Just another reason I am a huge fan of Tim McGraw!

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)—As the father of three girls, Tim McGraw understands the challenges that face dads who want to please their daughters.

So the children’s book he’s co-written with Tom Douglas has some simple advice: As long as you’re spending time with them, it doesn’t really matter what you do.

“My Little Girl,“ to be published Tuesday by Thomas Nelson, tells the story of a father — in a dark cowboy hat, of course — who spends a fun day with his little girl Katie doing ... nothing in particular.

They stop by the farm co-op, gaze up at the clouds and play on a tire swing.

The 41-year-old country singer said he enjoys spending time with his daughters — ages 11, 10 and 6 — but if he did what they liked doing, he’d be spending a lot of time shopping at the mall or getting pedicures.

“It’s something that as a father you kind of have to sacrifice what you want to do, because boys do what you want to do. If I want to go to the farm and shoot guns or ride four-wheelers in the mud when it’s 40 degrees ... the girls aren’t really interested in doing that,“ he said.

But McGraw said he’s found that his daughters like coming along while he does simple, everyday stuff, like running to the grocery store or stopping by the office.

“Do what you have to do in your regular routine and take them with you. It makes all the difference in the world,“ he said.

McGraw’s wife, Faith Hill, wrote in the forward: “I hope this story provides quality time for fathers and daughters to enjoy each other’s company and make memories reading together.“

While Hill loved the book, McGraw said, his daughters were far less enthusiastic.

“If it doesn’t have Chris Brown or the Jonas Brothers involved, they don’t care,“ he joked.

Keith

This or That

Tuesday, October 21st, 2008 @ 6:13AM

This is your chance to play along....

From Time to Time we play This or That…THIS OR THAT
Two choices: you gotta pick one… The bold one is my choice…..
Burp or Sneeze
Dancing or Working out Delta or Jet Blue
Text or E-mail
Simpsons or Family Guy
Tylenol or Advil
Reba or Kelly Pencil or Pen
Apple juice or Grape juice
East coast or West coast
Johnny Depp or Robert Downey Jr.
Madonna or Guy Ritchie

Good day!!!
Keith

Check out 41 year old faith Hill!!!

Monday, October 20th, 2008 @ 6:36AM

The Shape magazine photo shoot is Faith's Birthday present to herself...Wow.

Spy the Lie

Friday, October 17th, 2008 @ 5:58AM

We played a little game called Spy the Lie!!

SPY THE LIE

All of the following celebrities experienced homelessness somewhere along their career except for one: Spy the lie!

Daniel Craig
Jewel
Neil Patrick Harris ***
Shania Twain
William Shatner

All of the following celebrities have had homes in foreclosure except for one: Spy the lie!

Ed McMahon
Barry Bonds ***
Courtney Love
Aretha Franklin
Michael Jackson

All of the following celebrities consider themselves Republicans except for one: Spy the lie!

Kelsey Grammer
Larry the Cable Guy
Harrison Ford ***
Pat Sajak
Alex Trebek

Also, A Happy 50th Birthday to Alan Jackson!!

Pay It Forward!

Thursday, October 16th, 2008 @ 7:02AM

We had great guests in studio again...Brandon and Charlie from The Pay it Foward Foundation.

MSnugZPresident/CEO Brandon Mackay and Vice President Charley Johnson have created silicon bracelets that are imprinted with the phrase, “Pay It Forward.”  The bracelets are distributed to anyone who wants them, at no cost whatsoever (SnugZ even covers the shipping).

The inspiration for the bracelets came from the book, “Pay It Forward,” written by Catherine Ryan Hyde.  Of course, the book was later made into a feature film in 2000, and starred Kevin Spacey, Helen Hunt and Haley Joel Osment.  In 2000, Hyde and some of her associates established the Pay It Forward Foundation with the primary purpose of educating and inspiring students to realize that they can change the world.  The foundation also provides students and teachers with materials to “pay it forward.”  SnugZ Vice President Johnson is a board member of the foundation.

To date, Johnson and Mackay have distributed more than 300,000 bracelets.  The first 100,000 went out the door in about six months, the second 100,000 took about three months, and the third 100,000 will probably only take a few more weeks.  The bracelets have been shipped to six continents and over 50 countries.  Johnson and Mackay have said their goal is to distribute billions of bracelets around the world.  “You have to think, so why not think BIG?  Some how, some way we will make this HUGE goal a reality,” says Johnson.

“The plan for the future is to change the world like no one has ever seen before or ever thought possible.  There are simply too many people in the world right now who are begging for change.  For us, there’s no money involved, and we’re not asking for donations.  We simply want to help the people you pass by every day become better,” Johnson said.

He added, “If you want to see the full effect a simple Pay It Forward bracelet can have, go to lunch today and buy lunch for the person behind you.  After the shock of the person goes away, remove your bracelet, hand it to him or her, and ask that person to pay it forward.  Then, just walk away.  You’ll quickly see how addicted you become to taking care of others, and seeing the response you receive from a single act of kindness.”
Check out http://www.payitforwardtoday.net
Thanks!
Keith

What’s in a name?

Sunday, October 12th, 2008 @ 4:43PM

Our next little 'nameless' addition to this world is due Decemebr 24th,2008.....

I wrote this last Friday and it will run in ‘Wasatch Woman’ magazine soon…enjoy!

What’s in a name? What is the big deal?  “We’re pregnant!” So they say.  Let’s get one thing straight from the start.  My awesome wife Noelle is pregnant.  I, on the other hand, am guilty as charged.
We already have a house full of kids, in my opinion.  There is Jake (9), Aimee (4), and Drew (2). You would be hard pressed to find three more beautiful kids.  I am not bragging, I just know what I see.  I have seen ugly. We all have.  Just go down to your local big box warehouse store on ‘free sample’ day and look around.  There they are clamoring for another deep fried chicken nugget dipped in a very secret sauce acting like they haven’t eaten since Steve left Blues Clues. 
I digress….
We do know that we are having a boy and he is due in December and the quandary is what to name him?  In an ideal world the experts say that the decision of what to name a child should be made together.  A joint effort.  I am not so good at that kind of team work.  I don’t want the pressure of coming up with names.  I want veto power.  Noelle is Congress and I am the Executive branch.  Noelle has ideas for names almost daily and I casually discard them the way Dikembe Mutombo (NBA player who is tall) swats away a Mugsy Bogues lay up.  Here’s an example.  She suggested the name Devin.  I realize Devin is a solid name.  I know a couple of nice fellas named Devin.  However, I remember a Devin in elementary school who had stinky feet.  Therefore, I am unable to separate the name from the odor.
Another problem with names and having a large extended family is that the good names have already been taken.  For a boy I like Charles. Taken. Troy. Gone. Ryan. Ditto. Luke. That one too.  Are there any good ones left?
I also have an odd last name. Stubbs. What goes with Stubbs?  Not much really. It does not exactly roll off the tongue.  I have heard all the jokes. “Hey, Ticket Stubbs!” “Stubbie!”  Ugh….my poor boy!
My wife likes the name Harry.  Actually, I like it too. David Letterman named his son Harry.  There is Prince Harry.  But, Harry Stubbs?  No thanks.
Often you can tell the age of a person by their name.  Perhaps a famous person influenced a generation.  I wonder how many kids there will be named Barack?  Or Kanye?  Shaquille?  How about Mitt?  Or heaven forbid, Sanjaya?  I am not judging but there are a lot of Spencers and Gordons around here. 
I want my children to have names that they like.  I wonder how Mr. and Mrs. Sumner felt when their son came home from school one day and announced that henceforth his name would be Sting.  Sure, that’s a great name if you are an artist but not if you are my attorney.
I don’t want to go the route of naming my son after cities around Utah.  Sure, some work like Logan, Brighton, Brigham, Layton, etc.  I can even live with Vernal.  But, who would name their child Tremonton? (actually a friend of mine did).  What’s next, Panguitch? Can the twins ‘Tooele’ and ‘Dugway’ be far behind?
Perhaps I am putting too much pressure on myself with this name thing.  It is a struggle.  Am I over analyzing this?  I just want to get it right.  For my child’s sake and for my sanity.
What’s in a name?  Everything.
Keith Stubbs