So what can I think of that is different and not widely known amongst my friends, enemies, and people I have no contact with (the majority of my Facebook friends)?
1. My first job was at Panera Bread- back then it was still St. Louis Bread Company. I lasted one month and then quit.
2. My first sports jersey was a white Rodney Hampton Giants #27.
3. I have never done a drug or smoked a cigarette in my life.
4. My mother's family is Baptist and my father's is Catholic.
5. I have not eaten at a McDonald's in 21 years.
6. I met Rob Van Dam while stuck in the Denver airport. My high school class was trying to fly home from our senior trip and Baccalaureate had to be pushed back.
7) I have had three cars in my life: all Hondas.
8) I have never seen a Star Wars or Star Trek movie.
9) I don't like people who are full of themselves or dishonest.
10) I have never been fired from a job.
11) I watched the entire first season of Joe Millionaire.
12) I have visited 41 states.
13) I wish Whose Line Is It Anyway was still on TV.
14) I am aggravated only one season of Whose Line Is It Anyway is on DVD.
15) My favorite ballpark food is Boog Powell's BBQ sandwiches in Baltimore, MD.
16) I want to visit the Newseum in Washington DC.
17) My favorite Bible book is James, though I am trying to learn more about the Old Testament.
18) The only movies I own on DVD are Airplane!, Good Will Hunting, and The Passion of the Christ
19) I have 85 ROH DVD's.
20) I love country music through about 2000 and hate most of it since.
21) I have separated a shoulder and tore a knee tendon playing football; yet, I have never played it in an organized league.
22) I don't plan to get a tattoo or piercing.
23) I like laying in hammocks.
24) I keep just about every ticket from an event I go to.
25) Three countries I want to visit are Argentina, Australia, and Italy.
Virginia, Boston, Chicago, New York. My homes. In this blog, I'll give my thoughts on music, life, work, faith, spirituality, random news, travel, food and cooking, current issues and whatever else I feel like. I sincerely hope you have a good read. For sports, those articles will be at my NY Sports Wickermedia blog.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Saturday, January 03, 2009
Still on ice
The remodeling on the house continues. I am now up to two weeks with no sink in my bathroom. Granted, this is not the worst thing to ever happen in my life, but I am a little tired of brushing my teeth in the kitchen. The Sedona red/orange paint I used to have on the walls is also gone and has been replaced by an aquamarine sort of deal. Can't say I like the change, but it'll do. Compared to some of the horrific flowery wallpaper I saw when I first moved in, it's actually much better.
And though it looks a lot nicer, my shower is not better. I have a stainless steel head now, and it must have been designed by those "Go Green" nutjobs. Because I get about half the water pressure of my last shower. With the temperature around 20 degrees outside, it is taking way too long to warm up.
Speaking of ice, let's get to some hockey. I enjoyed watching the Winter Classic from Wrigley Field on Thursday. Great pace for the first two periods until Detroit started to pull away. Hull, Mikita, and Espo singing "Take Me Out To The Hockey Game" was an outstanding touch. The broadcast may have missed a little bit with Doc out due to laryngitis, but Dave Strader filled in admirably. And it goes to show, you actually can install video boards at Wrigley Field. Would that be so outrageous?
And as for the Rangers, well, first place in the Atlantic Division is no longer theirs. They have only played one game in the last week, a 5-4 squeaker over the Ice-landers. Since then, Philly has jumped ahead of them by two points and the Devils tied them. Tonight, they play in Washington, which has been torture this year. Two weeks ago, they blew a 4-0 home lead and lost 5-4 in regulation. It is time for the "stars" to show they deserve the contracts they got and the reputations they have somehow attained. That means Chris Drury, Scott Gomez, Michael Roszival, and certainly Wade Redden.
Song picks:
"Tullahoma Dancing Pizza Man" Eddie Rabbitt: I can't believe I cannot find this song on CD or online. It is so cool. I was a little surprised to find out this town is in Tennessee and not on the east coast.
"(Laura), What's He Got That I Ain't Got" First Edition: I probably posted this one before, but I never get tired of it. Granted, there is one rather twisted lyric towards the end. But it goes to show, don't lie, don't cheat, or you will pay the piper. A few people could stand to learn that.
And though it looks a lot nicer, my shower is not better. I have a stainless steel head now, and it must have been designed by those "Go Green" nutjobs. Because I get about half the water pressure of my last shower. With the temperature around 20 degrees outside, it is taking way too long to warm up.
Speaking of ice, let's get to some hockey. I enjoyed watching the Winter Classic from Wrigley Field on Thursday. Great pace for the first two periods until Detroit started to pull away. Hull, Mikita, and Espo singing "Take Me Out To The Hockey Game" was an outstanding touch. The broadcast may have missed a little bit with Doc out due to laryngitis, but Dave Strader filled in admirably. And it goes to show, you actually can install video boards at Wrigley Field. Would that be so outrageous?
And as for the Rangers, well, first place in the Atlantic Division is no longer theirs. They have only played one game in the last week, a 5-4 squeaker over the Ice-landers. Since then, Philly has jumped ahead of them by two points and the Devils tied them. Tonight, they play in Washington, which has been torture this year. Two weeks ago, they blew a 4-0 home lead and lost 5-4 in regulation. It is time for the "stars" to show they deserve the contracts they got and the reputations they have somehow attained. That means Chris Drury, Scott Gomez, Michael Roszival, and certainly Wade Redden.
Song picks:
"Tullahoma Dancing Pizza Man" Eddie Rabbitt: I can't believe I cannot find this song on CD or online. It is so cool. I was a little surprised to find out this town is in Tennessee and not on the east coast.
"(Laura), What's He Got That I Ain't Got" First Edition: I probably posted this one before, but I never get tired of it. Granted, there is one rather twisted lyric towards the end. But it goes to show, don't lie, don't cheat, or you will pay the piper. A few people could stand to learn that.
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