Hey all, I realize it's been a while since I've blogged. Yes, life was a bit busier in the past week, but it's not like I didn't have time to sit down and blog. When things get a bit busy I mentally need a break from stuff... So I figure I'll just give you a whole bunch of little snippets of things I would've blogged in the last two weeks but was too mentally tired to...
- I had someone reply to a blog I had done a while back about my goal of getting 4 dates this year... he or she called himself/herself anonymous and said he/she had surpassed me in this goal. This is either: 1. A random person with no life who replied, or 2. Martha. If it's 2, congrats Martha! Next up is hitting .600 in softball.
- So two weeks ago I was in Columbus opening up the Swash store... Not sure how it's going, I've been meaning to head back up there sometime.
- Last week I was in Wisconsin recruiting. You know you've been gone a long time when you ask your LITTLE sister what there is to do in Madison and she says, "Oh boy, it's been too long. I don't even know anymore." I always love being the one who breaks the good news of someone being asked to interview, and then being the follow up person if they are offered. I think it's the mentoring/teaching part of me coming out.
- So far football has been kind to me. The Wisconsin Badgers, the Green Bay Packers, and the Dallas Cowboys are all 3-0 so far this season. Oh, I got my latest season ticket update. I'll hafta post it in a later blog.
- The Brewers over the weekend fell to 3.5 games out of first place with 8 games to go. Since then, they've won three in a row and are now 2 games out with 5 games to go. This team never pulls away with the lead, but then just when they're about to tank they start winning. This is the epitome of jerking me around!
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speaking of teaching... have you pursued that at all??
Glad your back. I think the Packers are the biggest suprise. If my Bengals go down the toilet, I am really pulling for Bret Farve and his Packers. He needs this more than anybody. I relate to him and marvel at what he can do at his age. Gives me hope.
yes got me. I am *that person* who has no life that put that anonymous comment on your blog. I figured no one would actually read it b/c it was a couple posts back...
I don't know how to calculate hitting averages....
Martha, notice I said 1 OR 2 (not and). You're a regular!
Karen, the teaching idea is still in the back of my head... I just haven't gotten to the point of acting on anything yet. Maybe you can be that catalyst!
(sorry. I thought the "or" was sarcastic).
you're thinking of teaching? That's fabulous. What sorts? who? where (would you like)?
While the torengas were also addictive, they were not a fraction as good as the corn crisps, which were several years earlier. They MAY have been just a regional distribution, I'm not sure. I emailed pringles. I told them they'd be my hero if they'd bring them back. I was hoping for a "wow you have no life" or "wow you really liked them" but instead I got a form letter that said they have been discontinued. NO SHIT - they haven't been on the market for 15 years - or more!!
Dale, do you have a connection to get those pringles back?? I think Martha REALLY wants them!
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