Our little karate kid was feeling frustrated that he hasn't received a lot of response to his challenge, and he asked if he could make another Knock Out Cancer video.
How can *anyone* resist such a challenge?
If you or anyone you know would like to accept Nathanael's challenge and make a donation, big or small, directly to him or to our team, please make checks out to The American Cancer Society and mail to:
Nathanael and Savannah Haskell
P.O. Box 506
Buffalo, NY 14226
We all thank you for the donations received so far. Your money is going to a great cause, and I like to think that, some day, no one will ever have to know this awful disease.
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Friday, April 20, 2012
Saturday, April 14, 2012
The Catcher
No, not ...In The Rye....
Not Jorge Posada....
Not the guy who snags the stray dogs.
Watch your step, cancer. Fear your every move. For behold....
It's the CANCER CATCHER!
Nathanael: I am dressed up as a cancer catcher. Yep. A cancer. Catcher. The helmet I have on is to keep me safe on my motorcycle.
Mom, baffled as to where in the world he came up with this idea: Okay. Why does The Cancer Catcher drive a motorcycle?
Nathanael: So I can go to places to catch cancer. *If he knew enough to say "Duh, mama," I have a feeling that would've been tacked on to the end.
Mom: So tell me about your cape.
Nathanael: It's not a cape. It's the thing that flies in the wind on the motorcycle.
Mom, unable to resist: Oh. So...like a cape?
Nathanael, annoyed: No. It just flaps on the motorcycle.
Mom, deciding against trying to push his buttons any further: So what else can you tell me about your....uniform?
Nathanael: Costume. It's not a uniform.
Mom: My apologies.
Nathanael: Well, the mouth cover is to keep me safe if I fall off the motorcycle while I'm catching a cancer germ to destroy.
Mom: Where do you put it?
Nathanael: The motorcycle?
Mom, wondering where the sudden fascination with motorcycles has come from: No. Where do you put the nasty cancer germs once you catch them?
Nathanael: Ahh, yes. Of course. Well, I put them in my special jar, and then I lock the jar.
He begins to run down the hallway.....
Mom: Anything else?
Nathanael: That's it!
So. A cancer catcher. Be afraid, cancer. Be very afraid. And if not for the picture above, then for the picture below.
The Cancer Catcher earned his orange belt in karate this morning. He's rough and tough. You heard that "Kiai! he gave you in his Knock Out Cancer Challenge. I think that challenge just got kicked up a notch!
Not Jorge Posada....
Not the guy who snags the stray dogs.
Watch your step, cancer. Fear your every move. For behold....
It's the CANCER CATCHER!
Nathanael: I am dressed up as a cancer catcher. Yep. A cancer. Catcher. The helmet I have on is to keep me safe on my motorcycle.
Mom, baffled as to where in the world he came up with this idea: Okay. Why does The Cancer Catcher drive a motorcycle?
Nathanael: So I can go to places to catch cancer. *If he knew enough to say "Duh, mama," I have a feeling that would've been tacked on to the end.
Mom: So tell me about your cape.
Nathanael: It's not a cape. It's the thing that flies in the wind on the motorcycle.
Mom, unable to resist: Oh. So...like a cape?
Nathanael, annoyed: No. It just flaps on the motorcycle.
Mom, deciding against trying to push his buttons any further: So what else can you tell me about your....uniform?
Nathanael: Costume. It's not a uniform.
Mom: My apologies.
Nathanael: Well, the mouth cover is to keep me safe if I fall off the motorcycle while I'm catching a cancer germ to destroy.
Mom: Where do you put it?
Nathanael: The motorcycle?
Mom, wondering where the sudden fascination with motorcycles has come from: No. Where do you put the nasty cancer germs once you catch them?
Nathanael: Ahh, yes. Of course. Well, I put them in my special jar, and then I lock the jar.
He begins to run down the hallway.....
Mom: Anything else?
Nathanael: That's it!
So. A cancer catcher. Be afraid, cancer. Be very afraid. And if not for the picture above, then for the picture below.
The Cancer Catcher earned his orange belt in karate this morning. He's rough and tough. You heard that "Kiai! he gave you in his Knock Out Cancer Challenge. I think that challenge just got kicked up a notch!
Monday, March 26, 2012
Nathanael's Knock Out Cancer Challenge
Nathanael is challenging all readers of the blog (who have not already donated) to give just $1 (or more) to our family's Relay For Life team. Nathanael is just 5 years old, with a heart of gold and a strong desire to raise funds in honor of his Gran who is battling stage 4 lung cancer.
To accept his challenge, please send any donation, big or small, to:
Nathanael and Savannah Haskell
P.O. Box 506
Buffalo, NY 14226
All donations received will be immediately logged on our team's website with your name unless you prefer to remain anonymous.
You may also visit our Relay For Life team page at The Cave Crashers.
To accept his challenge, please send any donation, big or small, to:
Nathanael and Savannah Haskell
P.O. Box 506
Buffalo, NY 14226
All donations received will be immediately logged on our team's website with your name unless you prefer to remain anonymous.
You may also visit our Relay For Life team page at The Cave Crashers.
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