Welcome
Monday, July 26, 2010
Welcome to Master's Inn....
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Lanny
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Fathead.com
Same Shirt as Always?
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Day 3 at the Circular Ball
over Our Savior New American this afternoon. The guys competed very
well and made some of the most unselfish plays I've seen all year.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Monday, December 28, 2009
Hope Springs Eternal
year? The kid in the top picture thinks so.
KD in the bottom knows the truth
Ironic?
was on the whiteboard after the game. Make any assumptions that you
would like
Throw Him Under the Bus?
we were at the airport Budget Rent A Car renting two SUVs last
night....why you ask? Wardrobe malfunction. Yes. Blame it on Janet
Jackson.
We are playing in the Piggly Wiggly Roundball Classic at West Ashley
High School. Updates to follow....
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Monday, December 14, 2009
Final
Oak Hill 89
Ridge View 65
Overall a successful and eye opening experience I believe for the
Blazers.
Wall of Fame
that have come out of there.....and one more piece of history. If you
look closely you'll see my shirt and tie combo that would be worn
later hanging on the wall on the bottom right of this picture.
So unofficially I have had my shirt and tie honored in historical Oak
Hil gym
Look Familiar, Teachers?
he grows up. Sorry, CL, many have tried and failed....
Motorcoach Safety Video
unlikely event of a water landing your seat cushion can be used as a
flotation device....
And now some pictures from the beginning of our 4 hour journey
Friday, November 20, 2009
Smelly Freight Elevators
but it was still a good day in the Garden.....even though we lost our
scrimmage
A Boy and His Dream
Island Ferry with us. Sorry folks
The bottom picture is from Ground Zero. The gentleman on the left held our guys' attention for around 10-15 minutes giving them history about 9/11 and the new developments in the area. He was one of the most dynamic speakers I've ever seen.
DO
Who knew Donnie Osmond was a car salesmen on the side?
Yeah, good point, on the side of what?
Grate Thought
greatest thinkers and writers of our time.".
Why, thanks. That means a lot coming from such a well-known
literary critic.
With that being said, I couldn't help but think how many things are
dropped through these types of grates in cities. I thought that as my
hands suddenly became sweaty while walking over this grate. But think
about it......phones, iPods, wallets and other valuable things like
toothpicks and safety pins must routinely fall through these on a
daily basis.
And what happens to them? Do city workers do the right thing and
find the rightful owner?
I'm sure they do
On a related note, how does one "mark" sarcasm when writing?
Oh, update on the trip.....just hopped on the 1 train and heading to
ground zero then maybe the Staten Island ferry. We are scrimmaging
Bishop England in the Garden at 2.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Chap's Alive!!!
Ok well i don't want to speak for you so let me say this is the best
pizza IVE ever had in NYC
Also, just got a call from Chap. He's back from Costa Rica and will
be on his way to Macedonia tomorrow. The story continues!!!
Smells
Cinnabon location? I'll answer for you, "no"
New York City?
Oh and one side note, if you're picking up the Ridge View basketball
team, would either A) pick them up from Ridge View High School or B)
pick them up from Spring Valley High School. This question just may
be tougher than you think......
Monday, October 26, 2009
Live Local News
Columbia SC news stations begin their live local news shows at 5am.
At first, I thought, "Wow, that's early and I doubt anyone watches
that." But now that I get up at 5ish during the week, I appreciate
Curtis Wilson and Nat Roers being there to tell me what's going on in
Columbia, which of course usually is not too much. But this morning
as I was roused at 4:03 AM, I noticed a lively voice on the TV talking
about the current weather conditions in Indy. Quite amazing that a
news show would be live at 4 AM and actually be good and informative.
But I guess that's what you find in a progressive city.
Don't get me wrong. I like Columbia. Heck, I may even love it. But
there is a certain charm about a city that seems to be on the same
page in a lot of ways. There's always a new building that has been
built since my last visit(this time it was a phenomenal addition to
their library.....last time was Lucas Oil Stadium which is still
unreal) there are always plans to revitalize an area or some thing
else cool going on in the city. Indy just simply has it going on.
Maybe I feel this way about Indy because my guide for the weekend
knows everything there is to know about her city. And there's a lot
to know. Working for the Chamber has served her well but I would
imagine that the Chamber is esctactic to have her serving with them.
If there was ever a picture of Midwestern hospitality it would be Alane.
As I expected, I still love Indy. I look forward to coming back in
April for the Final Four and seeing what is new in the city and what
it has in store for me.
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Sunday, October 25, 2009
Day 2
birthday. What's that? Yes. That's correct. Last night was the
first time I met Branden.
What a great crew though. Thoroughly enjoyed myself hanging out with
the many Butler University grads in the house.
Saturday, October 24, 2009
BW
until I agreed to shave my head if the boys won region this year.
The top picture is a result of allowing the guys to shave my head. I
kept this look for several hours and must say got some hilarious looks
from people that I know and people I don't.
But alas I had to shave it all the way to remain somewhat professional
Probably could have timed it better than to shave my head before
heading north...but a victory is a victory and a promise is a promise.
Also, a receding hairline is a receding hairline
Rollers
bookbags?
Well let me tell you that I'm not a fan. But before I do expound on
that, let me welcome you to "roseoverexposed travels to Indy." I
couldn't be more excited and I can tell you are too. I mean who is
reading this blog about my travels to one of the greatest cities ever?
Anyway, rolling bags are where I draw the line in my bag purchases.
And yes. I do draw a literal line in the baggage store.
I would rather carry a 121 pound(yes I spelled out "pound" because I
wasn't sure whether to use "lb." or "lbs.") and have a sore shoulder
than to be seen with a rolling bag. Don't get me wrong, if you're a
person that employs the use of a rolling bag.....more power to you.
No literally of course as all you have to do is roll a bag but you
know what I mean.
For some reason I think I would be considered weaker or less of a man
if I used rolling bags.....as if writing a blog from the CAE terminal
makes me more of a man.
And why did I feel compelled to place hyphen in carry-on and not
bookbags?
Off to Indy!