I am so excited. I can't even contain this excitement a little bit. My heart is racing, I'm ready to start packing, and I'm not even going for another FIFTY THREE DAYS.
BUT IT'S JFM. It's Athens. It's home. I just want it to be May already.
I have the same superstition levels as a pitcher.
If you know anything about baseball, and I'm assuming you wouldn't take the time to read this if you didn't, you'll know that pitchers are the most superstitious. I fall into that category. Don't get me wrong, I don't believe that if I don't wash my socks the team will win more, that's gross. But during UGA's run between South Carolina and LSU I wore the same outfit for every game. I washed it, obviously, but same outfit. It was ruined by LSU though, jerks.
I'm completely convinced that if a team has more players wearing their socks up, that they will win. So far, here in Midland, I'm 2-for-2 in that aspect. Tonight I picked 1-15 UTPB over 11-7 LCU. Everyone told me it was ridiculous, that LCU was going to cream UTPB. I was convinced, since the UTPB short stop had his socks up, that they would win. They did, upset of the year apparently. I just thought everyone should know that.
I'm completely convinced that if a team has more players wearing their socks up, that they will win. So far, here in Midland, I'm 2-for-2 in that aspect. Tonight I picked 1-15 UTPB over 11-7 LCU. Everyone told me it was ridiculous, that LCU was going to cream UTPB. I was convinced, since the UTPB short stop had his socks up, that they would win. They did, upset of the year apparently. I just thought everyone should know that.
I didn't forget about you!
It's been an incredibly fast couple of days. Except for how lazy I was yesterday, I've been running around like a crazy person. I'm going to talk about some ridiculous stuff in no particular order.
First. This birth control thing. I have no idea what started this debate. Obviously I should go back and read everything from the beginning, but I'm irritated at this point. The only people I've seen with a negative stance on insurance paying for it are men. Show me a woman, who's ever taken birth control for any reason, that thinks they should have to pay in full. I think it's an intelligent investment. It's less expensive than paying for an unwanted pregnancy. It shouldn't be this big of a deal. The government really needs to stop stepping in on religious issues. Also, I would have more money to spend in the consumer market that runs this country if I wasn't spending $30 a month on something that I need for reasons other than preventing an unwanted pregnancy.
Second. THE SEASON STARTS IN A MONTH. That is all.
Third. It's 80 degrees outside all week, and then the weekend comes? It doesn't top 70. I don't understand. I want to lay out and start my suntan base so that when the season starts I don't get fried. Obviously.
First. This birth control thing. I have no idea what started this debate. Obviously I should go back and read everything from the beginning, but I'm irritated at this point. The only people I've seen with a negative stance on insurance paying for it are men. Show me a woman, who's ever taken birth control for any reason, that thinks they should have to pay in full. I think it's an intelligent investment. It's less expensive than paying for an unwanted pregnancy. It shouldn't be this big of a deal. The government really needs to stop stepping in on religious issues. Also, I would have more money to spend in the consumer market that runs this country if I wasn't spending $30 a month on something that I need for reasons other than preventing an unwanted pregnancy.
Second. THE SEASON STARTS IN A MONTH. That is all.
Third. It's 80 degrees outside all week, and then the weekend comes? It doesn't top 70. I don't understand. I want to lay out and start my suntan base so that when the season starts I don't get fried. Obviously.
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