Sunday, September 28, 2008

Sailor Jerry and Swedish Vodka

Seriously, the Gators should never lose to Ole Miss again. That is all. But there is a ton of football to be played. An SEC championship is not out of the picture. We just need to win some ballgames. Also, Tebow needs to be in the open field and treat everyone like he treated Laron Landry.

The Marlins season is over. They had a great year considering the expectations. If you told me that the Marlins would have been in the playoff picture until the last month of the season, I would have been thought you were crazy. We got some good young players. We could use a quality closer. Next year...

Gator basketball starts soon. The Heat are also close to starting up. I love basketball! Dwyane Wade is one of my favorite athletes of all-time. He is also a gold medalist and an American.

The Redskins are playing pretty good football. I don't want to jinx anything. Jim Zorn is great for Jason Campbell.

To Ethan and Travis: it is good to have the blogs back.
To Valerie: Welcome to the community.

Thursday, September 25, 2008

The Jon Voight car is no more.

I studied in the Grand Reading Room at Library East today. It is a beautiful spot. Great windows, great light, great atmosphere. I suggest it to anyone looking for a quiet spot. 

Blogging has been good lately. I don't even think I am saying anything important. It is just nice to write.

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Thought of the Day

You always do what you want to do. Think about it. Even if you say you would rather do something else, in actuality, you are already doing what you would rather do. Whether it is homework or eating brussels sprouts, your will is always achieved. There is no choice; you just do it. 

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Home Improvement

Tim Allen is the greatest American actor of the late 20th century.  I am continually impressed with his ability to use jocularity to address some of the most important issues of our time. Although "Home Improvement" has been off the air for almost a decade, his art will echo through the generations much like the works of Shakespeare or Hawthorne.