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This is an archive collection of entries from my main personal blog, My Mundane Mid-Life.
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This collection of entries is from March 21, 2003.
Friday, March 21, 2003
Wolves 3 - Americans 2 (Overtime)
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The 9th overtime win of the year. this is getting old. We had the lead 1-0 since the first, but lost the lead in the third. We didn't look all that good out there, and at times almost looked lost. Good energy, just lost. Our buddy Bob showed-up at the game during the second intermission - being a Chicago cop, he was downtown "handling" the protesters. He came directly from his assignment, still dressed in his riot gear, but with his Wolves jersey on. (Actually, he stopped at home to leave his gun).
Another scary moment happened in this game. Jeff Farkas went screaming down the ice and got a little shove by a Rochester player, which caused him to tumble, and go down. He hit the boards at the end head first hard. the ref was right there and immediately stopped play, though he looked OK. His helmet was knocked back on his head. He went off under his own power and didn't return. He's lucky. It turns out he has a cracked vertebrae in his neck, but has full mobility and full feeling in his extremities.
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posted at 10:47 PM | Link | Wolves § |
TeddyAs we were watching the media last night, there was a point where every local channel as well as CNN was covering the anti-war protests down on Lake Shore Drive and Michigan Avenue. We couldn't get away from seeing Chicago on the TV. I saw this at Robyn's site and had to republish it here. Between seeing the demonstrations, hearing about the Dixie Chicks, hearing about a lawyer being arrested for trespass by security guards in a mall for wearing a Peace t-shirt, it just seems appropriate: "To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."
- President Theodore Roosevelt
posted at 02:46 PM | Link | Current Events § |
Grover is BitterLets get away from the damn war for a while, and let's take a stroll over to Grover is Bitter - Yes, that lovable monster from Sesame Street has actually had a hard life. Born in Queens as Grovski Carbunkle back in the mid 50's, he was the star of Sesame Street for quite a while. Then he wasn't picked to be on The Muppet Show, and he started to drink, hang with hookers, and do drugs. He had a short recording career, but he doesn't remember it. Things changed - Mr. Hooper died, Snuffleupagus and Maria had broken up with David and taken up with Luis, and then he came by: Elmo.
posted at 01:37 PM | Link | Odd § |
No shockenaw?So, we may not see this "Shock and Awe" attack on Iraq after all. Now, it seems like we going after Baghdad with what's being described as "exemplary destruction." There's anti-aircraft fire in Baghdad now, so there's something going on, though someone said that it's "too early" for the attack. Humpf. It's sounding more like Saddam is alive and the speculation about... Oops, no here we go. Here comes the air assault on Baghdad...
posted at 12:01 PM | Link | Current Events § |
Friday 5 - Different
Time for another Friday Five...
1. If you had the chance to meet someone you've never met, from the past or present, who would it be? Frank Sinatra. Actually, anyone from the Rat Pack. No, no... the entire Rat Pack, backstage, waiting to go onstage at the Sands...
2. If you had to live in a different century, past or future, which would it be? Future, though not too far - not sure humans would be around!
3. If you had to move anywhere else on Earth, where would it be? An island, private, somewhat large, South Pacific. Hey, I can dream...
4. If you had to be a fictional character, who would it be? Superman. Love that flying thing.
5. If you had to live with having someone else's face as your own for the rest of your life, whose would it be? Mel Gibson. Don't know why.
posted at 06:59 AM | Link | Friday Five § |
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