Nathaniel Libbey's Last Will & Testament

Okay, I don't plan to die anytime soon, but just in case, here is my will and testament.

First of all, this might not be a legal will, as they are somewhat more technical, but I'd hope that those in charge at least attempted to honor a lot of it.

I. The part right after I die.

1. Funeral Service
Make it a joyful one. I've gone to a better place. Have Bro. Anthony preach Heaven sweet and Hell hot. Do not take videos of it whatever else you do.

2. My Casket
Something simple is fine.

3. My Tombstone
Again something expensive. If I'm young, and still play drums, an engraving of drums would be cool (but unnecessary). Put a good Bible verse on it. This might be a good place to look for a tombstone

II. What to Do With My Stuff

1. Drum Stuff
Give them to Seth

2. Car(s)
I dunno. If someone in the family needs a car give it to them. If not then sell it or give it to someone else that needs a car. If you need more money to pay for my funeral, you might use it for that purpose.

3. Snowboard, Computer, Clothes, Shoes, GPS, Any Other Items I Own.
Again, I dunno. Do what you think is best. Give to anyone in the family that needs (or wants) it. Or sell it. Or give it to someone else that needs it.

4. My Money (I don't need it anymore :)
a. First pay for my funeral arrangements.
b. If anyone in the family is in need, it goes to them. (If multiple people are in need, split it up).
c. If someone else close to the family is in need, give some to them.
d. After that, give the rest to the current church I'm attending.

III. Executors (person or people in charge of everything)

1. If I'm still single, this would be Dad and Mom

2. If by now, I've been blessed with a wife, it would be her. In this case, she gets everything, and all the above said stuff about who gets what is invalidated. Of course if/when I get married I will hopefully have thought enough to have made a real will, but that's probably far enough in the future that I don't have to worry about it.

IV. Stuff I Want to Tell People

Mom - Thank you a million times for teaching me about God. I love you a lot.

Dad - Sorry for the times I haven't been the best son to you. I love you.

My brothers and sisters (Josiah, Anna, Isaac, Shalom, Elijah, Josh, Esther, Tim, Leah, Seth, and Glory) - I love you all. Sorry for the times I've been a pain, disappointed you, or been downright mean.

Bro. Anthony - Thank you for always telling the truth, even when it hurts.

My friends at church - Thank you for your friendship. Thank you for being an encouragement in my life.

My adopted sisters (Jessie and April) - (see the message for my other siblings above).

Everybody - Love, Trust, Serve and Obey God. He'll never let you down.

V. That's All!

See you all in Heaven!
Again, this is not a legal will as its missing my personal information and it wasn't signed in front of two witnesses, but besides that it should work fine.

Peacock on a Metal Roof

So our crew was installing a stone coated metal roof and this peacock flew up on the roof and started following our crew around. It was hilarious.
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Old Story

Here is a 5 year old story I wrote. I found it while cleaning my room. Amazing what gets lost sometimes.


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Danielle's Birthday

Anytime its someone's birthday at work, we do something to them. Like dump water on them, carry them into a mud puddle, reversing the vacum and spraying it at them, or a combination of all three.

Well, we got a new employee, and she's a girl, so we can't do any of that stuff. But we can still pick on her a little. Check out this video:


I know I haven't posted oft

Sweet Slideshow

This is an enourmous slideshow consisting of pictures Esther took.

Who is it? - (Or, I don't recognize my own dad)

Yeah its my dad. No, I didn't recognize him either.


What he used to look like.

Dad with Josh, Tim and I on Sunday.

WHAT ON EARTH?

Such an interesting story.
After I shaved my head, we were all talking. Someone was like, "Dad, you ought to shave your beard. We've never seen you without it." (he hasn't shaved for 25 years). And then someone else was like "I'd give $50 to see that." And someone else said "I'd give $20." Dad was like "No way, I might do it for $500. Later he changed it: "$1000, and I'll give it to the church." Later he added "It has to be above regular tithes and offerings, otherwise it'd be cheating". So somehow it got around to our pastor Anthony Wynn. So, Sunday morning he anounced it in church. Sunday night Dad came in a little late without a beard. He sat in the back. Most people didn't recognize him. He looks that different. I was upstairs finishing up the live video stream when someone told me about it. I saw him first from the back. He looked normal. Then I saw him from the side and front. I was in complete shock, eyes bulging, mouth open, breathing heavily. This wasn't Dad. Yet I knew it was. After the service Brother Anthony got the kids to say what they had thought. Seth said, "Now I know why he shaved his beard. Or rather, why he had one." Leah said she didn't believe it was him, even after someone pointed him out. I simply said, "It'll grow." Yeah it's a shock.

Bald at Last

Yeah I did it. Most people didn't believe that I would, but I did. The funniest thing was seeing the look on peoples faces. It was priceless. I got some compliments and some "not so compliments". Mom said she couldn't stand the sight of me. So I promised not to keep it shaved.

Before and after shots. The one with me in glasses is the scariest one.

I've gained a new temporary nickname "Cueball".


Here's Isaac's Reaction

I'm Allergic to My Socks

It's true. Monday my feet started itching something awful. They had red bumps all over them.

At first I couldn't figure out what it was. Then I realized the red bumps stopped exactly at the point my socks did.

I had just bought a pack of Hanes socks. They said something like: "double strong heel and toe". When I looked at the materials, they had rubber latex listed. So now I know that I'm allergic to rubber latex, and I'll have to be careful when buying socks.

This week has been insane. Times like this makes me thankful that I know God.