Monday, January 28, 2008

Jed? (by Drew)

It was early Friday morning, I checked my email (hotmail) and when I closed my account I was sent to the MSN page. As I typed in espn.com and began to navigate away from MSN.com my eyes briefly glanced at the flashing banner in the middle of the screen. There he was...my childhood nemesis, my brother Jed, staring me in the face and asking me if my job is prestigious. I read the article and discovered that 61% of Americans believe that being a firefighter is a prestigious job. I called Jed to ask him why he was modeling for such a statistically inaccurate article, and he told me that his Department (Orem) had burned down a house for training and some sort of photography team had snapped some shots. They then asked Jed to take some extras because he was no doubt the cutest, and the only one without a mustache, and so he was the model for the glamour shot above.

As we talked about his new found modeling career, he interrupted me and asked where lawyers were on the list...I checked the article again and discovered a link to a parallel article discussing the least prestigious jobs...and sure enough there was a picture of yours truly...that's not true, but needless to say, lawyers didn't quite make the list. Yet again my older brother wins.

4 comments:

J & A said...

Shut up! Is this really your brother-in-law Ashlee? That's soo cool! I totally saw that picture on MSN! I feel famous just knowing you.

Karrissa Winward said...

Drew- you make me laugh. And I totally have met Jed, I too feel famous!

Roo said...

Ash your blog looks so good. i need to make more comments on yours. I am getting pretty good typing with one hand while holding Lucy.:) And as for Drew- I feel lucky to be related to you and basically Jed, he's famous. And how random to have your brother pop up in your face while surfing the web...good thing it wasn't for the fireman calender he posed for... kidding.

Rafe Thompson said...

Drew, you know that you'll always be the most famous Millar in my book. Jed's made for TV movie doesn't hold a candle to the seminary video where you invited the loser kid to come play basketball. In my mind, I see myself as that kid...