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- 22. January 2009: I've moved!
- 22. January 2009: Not a political piece, promise
- 19. January 2009: Getting ready to make the move
- 15. January 2009: Baby it's cold outside
- 14. January 2009: Things change
- 13. January 2009: Old Hat
- 11. January 2009: So not ready
- 10. January 2009: Getting back to the grindstone
- 6. January 2009: 2008: A review
- 28. December 2008: Oh so productive
Some Funnies
The other day in my Media Law class (which is really hard!), my professor made a statement that for some reason I wrote down on the top of my paper and made a note to blog about it. Now, I don’t exactly remember the entire context that this statement came out of, but I think that it had something to do with the different gun laws in different counties and something with the 1st Amendment. This is the statement that I apparently thought was so funny and should blog about: “You can get your amo next to your fried chicken.” The other funny that I have for you is how my golf coach describe my stance while golfing. He said that I looked like John Wayne getting off a horse. Now you have to understand that I am a ballet dancer. Our feet are always turned out, we never turn our feet parallel. But for golf your feet need to be facing forward and your knees need to be slightly bent. So I was basically doing a ballet move while trying to swing. Thank fully he understood that it is rather hard for my feet to do anything turned in, but I am slowly getting to the point where my feet face the golf ball, instead of facing away.To any golfer who reads this, if you ever take me golfing with you, I promise I will entertain!