You're never too old for a scavenger hunt. Joel's 25th Birthday.

Dog inside a bar.

Chicago hot dog.

Whole team in water. Evidence of wind.

Slurpee. Handcuffs.

Brandon get's "arrested".

Overly dressed in 7-11.

Bride

Garretts popcorn. Piggyback on a strangers back.

Japanese tourist. Fedora. Riding a lion.

Overly dressed couple

Hugging a tree. Overly dressed (in the background)

Eating a cupcake, UI shirt, farmers, bridge.

Playing a guitar, guy with a mullet

People with costumes.

Sitting in the back of a carriage

standing in front of the cityscape

Female member standing next to a urinal drinking champagne

Standing behind a cash register

stone slab

Same birthday as Joel.

headphones

jack-o-lantern

Horrible parking job

Sitting in the drivers seat of a cab.

Stop Traffick Week

Traffick Free is a organization that devotes itself to creating awareness about human trafficking in Chicago. www.traffickfree.org

Dan working on the t-shirt template.

Stop Traffick day

Benefit concert

Oprah's 24th Kickoff in Chicago

An AMAZING day that Annette, Aliza and myself will never forget. This is the first time in history they ever shut down Michigan Avenue (the main artery of Chicago) for any event. We arrived at 8:00am and the show began taping at 5:00pm. It was a Tuesday (I took off work). We got to see Black Eyed Peas, James Taylor, Rascal Flatts and Jennifer Hudson perform live. That and we got to take part in the Flash Mob dance to "I Gotta Feelin".

We at the head of the second group.

Fold out chairs kept us comfy for the 9 hours while we waited for the 5:00 show to begin.

Dance instructors.

Practicing our dance for "I Gotta Feelin"

Dance instructors teach the crowd.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKcXDSTB_8E

This guy drove us nuts. "Oprah-O! Oprah-O! Oprah-O!..." usually 20 consecutive times. He loves him some Oprah.

Aliza gets the mic for the sing-a-long with James Taylor. "How good it is to be loved by you..."

They finally let us through the gates.