So two things began today. I began the Body for Life diet, and the Cubs begin the 2006 season. Let’s hope both go well. I actually got up this morning at 5:10am and worked out. It wasn’t easy I won’t lie, but the feeling of doing that, and then you have the rest of the …
Gouranga
Okay, so I just got this spam in my email: Call out Gouranga be happy Gouranga Gouranga Gouranga… That which brings the highest happiness! That’s a keeper.
On Being Extroverted
I may have mentioned this before, but I’m the most extroverted person I’ve ever met. I’ve taken the Myer’s-Briggs test 3 times and I have literally never scored a point for introvert. I also used to live in a house with no less than 9 other guys at a time (let’s just nickname it “The …
Harrington a Bear?
I just want to say this real quick, so that you all know that I called this before it happens. When the Lions picked up McCown on Thursday, I immediately had the thought “Oh no, the Lions are going to cut Harrington and the Bears are going to pick him up.” It’s going to happen. …
The Tourney Begins
… and I couldn’t be more excited. I may have mentioned this last year, but it especially occurred to me last year that March Madness really is the greatest sporting event to watch. It really is. It has more action than 24 and more drama than any courtroom show out there, and so much pride …
Pat Robertson
Would someone close to him please tell him to shut the hell up? BBC Article
Quick Bears Thought
Jerry Angelo, get off your ass!!! You’ve already lost Randle-El and Archuleta to the Redskins because they flashed a little more money. Surprise Surprise, athletes are selfish and like money. We’ve got plenty of it. Get it done. I know you’re paid to say that you’re fine with the team the way it is, but …
What it really boils down to
The Internet Monk has a wonderful post on the truth about being a Cubs (and Reds) fan. For those of you who don’t understand my love of sports (or anyone else’s love of sports), I think you’ll also really enjoy this.
Some Sports Thoughts
Okay, so it’s been a little while since I’ve posted sports thoughts, well since the end of the football season I guess. So here’s a bunch real quick: - So I could have commented on this when it actually happened, and now it’s almost pointless because enough people have talked about it (check sports guy …
The Train They Call the City
After the Hurricane Katrina disaster, I thought to myself, I wonder what it would be like to be in downtown New Orleans at night right now. Since there’s no power, would you see the stars reflecting off the buildings more clearly than ever before? Would you hear people screaming almost nonstop, or would it be …