To save everyone's worries, I have not been smeared from the earth, never to write again. Instead, I've been very busy at work, with life, and trying to get this marriage thing under control.
So, what's happened since the last post?
Football has started, both NCAA and NFL. Both started off wonderfully with Michigan standing right now at 0-2 (woohoo) and Ole Miss actually winning one so far. Also, Auburn lost to the University of South Florida, which means the bowl season this year is going to be interesting.
Florida has rocked the worlds of two no-name teams, but will face some true competition this Saturday as they face-off with the Vols from Tennessee. In fact, watch the game on CBS and see if you can find Megan and me b/c we will be in the swamp cheering on the Gators!
The NFL started off with the Saints losing to my Colts, but the Saints should have a great year this year with Deuce and Reggie in the backfield and Drew firing strikes to the endzone. My thoughts and prayers go out to the Buffalo Bills' Kevin Everett who had a helmet-to-helmet collision causing him to have a possible spinal injury that could lead to his no longer being here.
It is September 11, 2007, which is the 6th anniversary of the attack in New York. I remember where I was when that happened. Do you? Hold a moment of silence to remember the families that don't have a complete family anymore. Thank God for the blessings you have, and remember that tomorrow is not promised to us.
Phillip is up in Booneville enjoying getting his tail worked out by running and catching bullpens. He is excited about playing in a couple of weeks with an extremely talented team. It's kind of weird not having him around, but I know he's growing up and is doing what God wants him to do - play some baseball!
Megan and I bought a puppy. Yesterday, she went to the vet and had a great check up. Our puppy's long name is "Mississippi's Magnolia Belle" but we call her Maggie Belle. She is a white bulldog (not a brown one like MSU, a white one like Georgia) and is a bundle of energy. At the vet's office, he told Meg that she will probably get to 30 or 35 pounds. Normally, bulldogs are around 60 or 70 - thus meaning that we will have a "miniature bulldog." Wow, how in the world does that happen. Anyway, here are some pictures of her. Have a great day, and I'll try to keep up with the Blog a little better!
So, what's happened since the last post?
Football has started, both NCAA and NFL. Both started off wonderfully with Michigan standing right now at 0-2 (woohoo) and Ole Miss actually winning one so far. Also, Auburn lost to the University of South Florida, which means the bowl season this year is going to be interesting.
Florida has rocked the worlds of two no-name teams, but will face some true competition this Saturday as they face-off with the Vols from Tennessee. In fact, watch the game on CBS and see if you can find Megan and me b/c we will be in the swamp cheering on the Gators!
The NFL started off with the Saints losing to my Colts, but the Saints should have a great year this year with Deuce and Reggie in the backfield and Drew firing strikes to the endzone. My thoughts and prayers go out to the Buffalo Bills' Kevin Everett who had a helmet-to-helmet collision causing him to have a possible spinal injury that could lead to his no longer being here.
It is September 11, 2007, which is the 6th anniversary of the attack in New York. I remember where I was when that happened. Do you? Hold a moment of silence to remember the families that don't have a complete family anymore. Thank God for the blessings you have, and remember that tomorrow is not promised to us.
Phillip is up in Booneville enjoying getting his tail worked out by running and catching bullpens. He is excited about playing in a couple of weeks with an extremely talented team. It's kind of weird not having him around, but I know he's growing up and is doing what God wants him to do - play some baseball!
Megan and I bought a puppy. Yesterday, she went to the vet and had a great check up. Our puppy's long name is "Mississippi's Magnolia Belle" but we call her Maggie Belle. She is a white bulldog (not a brown one like MSU, a white one like Georgia) and is a bundle of energy. At the vet's office, he told Meg that she will probably get to 30 or 35 pounds. Normally, bulldogs are around 60 or 70 - thus meaning that we will have a "miniature bulldog." Wow, how in the world does that happen. Anyway, here are some pictures of her. Have a great day, and I'll try to keep up with the Blog a little better!

3 comments:
Yay!!! You're back!!! Don't go so long without posting. Cuuuute puppy - darling!
Hey, Robert, glad to see you've rejoined the living! We thought that the weekend in Gulfport was too much for you! Watch out for TN, they woke up in the 2nd half against our Golden Eagles. Have fun in the swamp!
That pup is AWESOME! I am SO Jealous!!!
When're you going to visit?! I still have a hat waiting for you... Going to make it up for the Florida game? You could possibly be the Random Guy in Pick'em...
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