It’s going to suck when we have to play the Mariners
[ 3 Comments ] Posted on 02.24.08 in Rays, baseball
You know, I’ve voluntarily subjected myself to quite a bit of disappointment in my life. I’ve been a Rays fan. However, this is their season.
If the Rays make the playoffs this year, Ian will personally take me on his back to every game that they play, home or away. Let this be proof of our binding verbal agreement.
How We Didn’t Lose The Greatest Game Ever Played
[ 1 Comment ] Posted on 02.22.08 in awesomeness, college, sports
Great news, everyone!
Thanks to the benevolence of the God above, the heavens parted tonight and poured down upon the fields of green that we so commonly call the Southwest Recreational Center.
You know what this means, right?
The Red Devil Gators didn’t lose. Oh, it was glorious: I didn’t strike out, overrun a fly ball, or commit my usual fourteen errors. Yes, it was undoubtedly the greatest game I’ve ever played.
Now it’s time for the playoff push. I hope the good Lord decides to spring another 40 days and 40 nights of rain on us again – I think it’s time for some spring cleaning.
Confessions of a Night Owl
[ No Comments ] Posted on 02.21.08 in observations, work
Lately, my sleep schedule has been very thrown off. It seems that I can’t adapt properly to life with employment. Despite the fact that I now get up in the morning (technically) for some sort of obligation Monday through Friday, I still find myself going to bed after 3:00 in the morning.
Which brings me to my point, here. Today, the lovely Sarah Jones and I were discussing how early we got up every day for high school. I woke up at 5:00 in the morning every day. As a reference point, that’s less than two hours away from now. Man, if I knew then how my biological clock would operate now, I’m pretty sure I would have dropped out of school completely.
Seriously, it amazes me how much more devoted to my studies I was in high school. It makes me feel really guilty about how I live my life now.
But not guilty enough to go back.