Why do I live in Georgia and have to listen to the UGA game on the radio?  Every Georgia Bulldog game should be on TV!  There is no reason that I shouldn’t watch Wesleyan College vs UGA.  I should be able to see every game!  I live in Georgia.

I was forced to listen to the game on my bedside alarm clock radio.  From what I could hear our offensive line didn’t play well, but then again we rushed for 300 yards.  Munson can be a little negative, but I will take his negativity than some random TV announcer any day.

The early line on the UT game is UT by 2.  Hopefully we can hunker down and win.

C Jack made the national news.  In 71 days a new mayor will take over.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20979275/ 

Every touchdown, Brett Favre.

Please don’t do meth.

Make your own freezer paper t-shirt.

I don’t think that old gig of memory will fit in my digital camera.

After 36 hours of setting up, 300 feet of black tarp, and 5 completely used up rolls of black duct tape, the prayer labyrinth is over. It was a great “creative prayer” experience. I have talked with about half of the participants, and only heard great things.

Here are a few of the comments

Monica “It was great, I could have spent all day in there”

Janet “I just loved the prayer labyrinth and I really enjoyed the spoken prayer station”

Kaitlyn “It was good, and I got alot out of it”

Lynn “That was just awesome, I loved praying for all of the teenagers”

Ken “I enjoyed that prayer labyrinth thing, that was really good”

The Unit Season Premiere was awesome!

Here is an interview with Dennis Haysbert that had some spoilers, so I waited to post it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFS51Ygtco8

Here are some links for you to enjoy!

An online IQ test.  Don’t worry we already know how smart you really are!

20 different optical illusions.

Just another reason why you shouldn’t eat carrots.

Only $300 for this awesome teapot.

Tomorrow is a big day.  The new David Crowder Band CD comes out and the Season 2 of the Unit comes out tomorrow.  Aren’t you excited too?

Are you kidding me? It’s overtime and all the ESPN announcer has to talk about is Britney?

Last night I went with the Children to a Braves Game. The Braves had already eliminated themselves from the playoffs so I was mainly interested in the “All you can eat seats”.

When we ordered our tickets we also received a 2nd ticket that was to be redeemed for a wrist band at Isle 427. We arrived as the national anthem was being sung, so we hurried to obtain our wristbands. When we got to Isle 427 it looked like a goat rodeo was in progress. There was one braves official with a huge strand of wristbands and another official with a black sharpie taking tickets. We weren’t aware of the “system” so we got in line with the wristband girl. After getting close enough, I overheard her tell someone else that you have to give your ticket to the sharpie guy. So we headed over to his line and he marked our ticket, so we could give our marked ticket to the wristband girl. (Reminds me of the guy who “tears” tickets at the movie theater)

We got into the food line and were anticipating food, food, and more food! The All you could eat seats menu consisted of: Tortilla Chips & Cheese, Popcorn, Peanuts, Hot-dogs, Coke, Sprite, & Diet Coke. You could only get food from one vendor and the line during the 4th inning became ridiculously long.

My first trip I got 2 hot-dogs, one cups of peanuts, some tortilla chips & cheese, and a coke. The chips were super stale. I think they were left over from the last game, because others who got chips later in the game were not stale. The hot-dogs were good and the peanuts were good. I decided to go back and get 2 more dogs and 2 cokes. The cokes were small in size and you needed to get a couple each visit.

As the night progressed the vendor ran out of ice and was only giving drinks without ice. I definitely left the game with a full stomach.

I don’t think I would get these seats again, but it was nice to have unlimited drinks while watching the game.

Quote of the night from Luke

“I wish I had some cookies, that I could write my telephone number on and throw onto the baseball field for the players to have.”

I just got a chance to read the police report from my local paper. Very funny!

Lamps made of light bulbs.

Remind me not to visit any of these beaches.

Make your own pop up photograph.

Bee hive in a jar.

Carrots are not invited to the party.

This is a great quote from Mark Richt.  Maybe I can work it into a 6Forty message somehow.

“The reality is what we do is big. People care. Winning and losing has a profound effect on people’s careers and everything else. Sometimes information can…like the saying is, ‘Loose lips can sink ships,’ and it’s very true.”