… don’t fix it, right? Well, the ‘Nebraska Tunnel Walk’ has been a big favorite of Nebraska Cornhusker football fans (like myself) for many years. So it wouldn’t be a surprise to know that we fans freaked out after learning that the infamous walk had been CHANGED this year. But voilà, I just got my hot little hands on a video of the new and improved walk this morning… and you know what? It’s actually very good. Looks as if they’ve added some military-like stuff to the beginning, leaving the rest just the way we like it. Here it is—enjoy!
… when she went off on a political tyrade during her Emmy speech last night. So what exactly did she say?
“And, let’s face it, if the mothers ruled the world, there would be no (expletive) wars in the first place.”
You go, Sally girl. Al Gore and I are standing right behind you on that statement. Although, technically you broke a commandment by using the Lord’s name in vain just then. But hey, even I slip up on occasion like any other God forsaken human being on this planet. So basically that doesn’t make your cause any less worthy.
It’s Friday an I’m on my way out the door after a long, busy week with school, work, teaching CCD and consulting on the side. The best news of the day? My boss handed me a copy of my performance review, and I’ll be meeting with her on Monday to discuss it further. And guess what? I just finished reading it.
Oh. My. God. Goodness Gracious.
I’ll just leave you with this… WOOHOOOOO!
Now, if only the Huskers would beat USC tomorrow on the football field, then I’d really be living a dream.
I’m sure most of us have stories to tell about where we were on September 11, 2001. I know I do. In fact, I found myself reflecting back on that day often yesterday but managed to keep myself busy with volunteer work in order to stay away from the television where images of the horrible events ran rampant. Not only that, but I stayed away from the computer as well, only stopping in to post an occasional snippet on Twitter or Facebook, my new addictions.
And keeping busy kept the sad stuff out of my head. Alleluia to that, but now I feel the need to post a small piece of my reflecting-back-on-9/11 thoughts: Continue Reading »
