Welcome
Thanks for taking a moment to stop by my website. I decided to go with a simple design this time. I was getting tired of the cluttered appearance of my older websites. Hopefully you'll like the design. If not, well, then I guess it's a good thing it's my site instead of yours, right? :)
My Latest Addiction:
I'll be the first to admit that I don't watch much on TV these days. The only show recently that I've absolutely loved is Jericho, which unfortunately CBS saw fit to cancel after just two seasons (and even the second season was abbreviated). Lately I've been looking for something to help me unwind, so I've gone back and started watching the first season of Heroes. I had only seen one episode prior to this, and since it was mid-season then I was completely lost and bored. Over the past week, I've watched about 15 of the 23 episodes from the first season. Check out my latest blog to see what I think about the show now...
Skip Caray:
Most of you already know that I'm a big sports fan. I've been following the Atlanta Braves since they were one of the worst teams in the National League, so it saddened me today to learn of the death of Skip Caray. In my opinion, Skip was one of the greatest announcers in the game. He had a style and grace about him that most people struggle to ever achieve, much less do it on a daily basis as he did. His quick wit would keep you entertained in even the most lopsided of losses, and his honesty was refreshing to say the least. I've witnessed many great moments in sports, but one of my favorites will always be Sid Bream sliding safely into home, completing a dream season that saw the Braves go from worst to first. Skip called that play with an enthusiasm that will forever endear him in the hearts of Braves fans, proclaiming "Braves win! Braves win! Braves win! Braves win! Braves win!" Today, we all lose as we mourn the loss of one of the greats. Skip Caray 1939-2008.
Thanks:
I just wanted to take a moment to say thank you to all of you who sent me get well wishes while I was recovering from my surgery. I was so out of it because of the pain medication that I know I didn't reply to many of you, but I read each and every message that I received. It's really a good feeling to know that people miss you and care about you, so I want to thank each of you from the bottom of my heart. Your actions were most appreciated!
