December 20, 2003 |
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December 15, 2003 |
No one told me it was going to rain today. I am getting married on December 27th, which is fast approaching.  I'm really excited, slightly nervous, and at least a little stressed.  I am certain, though, of one thing that will inevitably pass through my mind: something's missing.  One year ago, my roommate and friend James died.  We had been friends since the first week of college.  I knew he would be standing with me the day Kelly and I got married.  It makes me sad that he didn't know I was getting engaged just a week after he died. |
November 25, 2003 |
I have never seen a Poopathon, in person or through any other medium, be it photographs, video, or even audio recordings.  But, on Sunday, November 23, 2003, I was privy evidence of this rare phenomenon of nature. My good friend Jared and I had just been to see Kill Bill.  I had not paid much attention, but my car was parked beneath a tree.  I approached my car in the darkness and noticed a lot of spots.  It had just turned really cold, so those are leaves from the tree, right? WRONG!  My car was victim to a concentrated poop attack by, from the looks of it, about 100,000 birds.  Or more.  Honestly, I was a little mad because this means that I really have to wash my car and it's cold now and I secretly took pride in the fact that my car had been without a wash for 1+ years.  But still, I had to laugh a little.  If I were a bird there wouldn't be just one car covered in poop. |
November 19, 2003 |
Yesterday, TIME magazine made my day, threefold.  First, in the Numbers section, this fact: |
October 30, 2003 |
James and I used to say that if we won the lottery we would buy a small plot of land, a trailer, and some sort of fighter jet.  Maybe some one would have a cheap stealth on eBay.  The jet would be docked in The Hangar, which is what we might call the front yard.  If there were kids around, maybe a slide could be connected. |
October 8, 2003 |
On Saturday, Kelly and I went to the Nebraska Cornhuskers football game.  It was crazy.  Lincoln is about 45 miles from Omaha.  The game started at 12:30 so we left Omaha around 10:15. It was stop and go traffic for the majority of the trip.  Everyone in their cars were wearing Husker red.  We finally got there, parked, walked 14 miles to the stadium, watched the players run out of the locker room, then took our seats. The game was a lot of fun and the Huskers won 30-0.  Two things happened that day that blew my mind. |
October 1, 2003 |
This is the inaugural edition of this.  Sing.  Dance. Give each other high fives.  Here is my only thought right now.  Job searching = depressing. |