Who's the Man of the Mancation?

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For those who don't know Danny does print modeling every once in a while. Danny's latest modeling gig...win a charlotte mancation! It was advertising some contest for men to come to Charlotte and have a "man-vacation" also known as a mancation. I will post other ads he's done in the future so stay tuned. This has been the most bizarre photo shoot that Danny has been a part of with a very interesting photographer. For all that live on the east coast, the ad is in several magazines like sports illustrated and esquire. If anyone sees a copy send one our way. This isn't advertised on the West Coast. The other day he met up with a really nice photographer to do a trade of head shots for modeling so they could both build their portfolio. Danny thinks the photographer als was looking for a date out of it. Too bad he's taken and straight.

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Kerry Hoaglund said…
Ha ha ha...Jay thinks that is sooo cool! What's this all about?
11/21/07, 9:45 AM
Tamber said…
I love it....that is a great face that he is making. Hope all is going well....Love, Tamber
11/21/07, 10:01 PM
The MacMizzles said…
I love the expression on Danny's face. If I am not mistaken, he seems to really be enjoying the "luxuries" and then inside is thinking...."are they for real?" What a great side job. But from what I understand, (not first hand of course) modeling is very hard work.
11/22/07, 5:35 PM
Nellie said…
I actually live in Charlotte not too far from the Lowe's Motor Speedway that they are advertising in the background of the picture. I will definitely keep my eye out for this ad. Your Tyler is so cute. I am glad he is doing well.
11/22/07, 6:47 PM
Jill said…
That is hilarious! I didn't know he was a model. Awesome. I think I have his autograph in my yearbook somewhere. It might be worth money some day!!
Your family is so cute. I'm so glad to hear your baby is doing well!
11/25/07, 8:01 PM
Hollyween said…
I didn't know that Danny was a model. Way to go, Danny!
And like Jill, I think I might sell his autograph in my yearbook for money.
12/6/07, 9:15 AM
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