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Monthly Archives: August 2007
College smell
If I had to pick a smell to describe my first week of college, it would probably be bleach. Not straight-up chlorine though – that crystallized blue powder stuff that’s in a blue box and you pour into the machine, … Continue reading
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Back from the Midwest
After two weeks on the road, my bed feels like magic. I wanted to spend all day in my shower, using non-trial size shampoo and non-hotel bars of soap. It’s good to have my stereo, my keyboard, my view of … Continue reading
In Elkhart
I’m in a Perkins in Elkhart, and I’ve barely seen anything here, but it’s all very weird. Let me see how much I can explain before my food arrives. I left Elkhart, or at least stopped calling it my home, … Continue reading
Cubsalosea
So we saw two of the four Cubs-Rockies games this weekend: on Thursday, the Cubs won, and on Sunday, the Rockies. We had tickets to go to Saturday’s game. but after Thursday, we didn’t think we could stomach being in … Continue reading
Beaches of Normandy, Wisconsin
The Rockies-Brewers game yesterday wasn’t even funny in its cruelty. This one doesn’t even deserve the bulleted list. Basically, the Rockies drove in 8 runs by the bottom of the 2nd, including a 2nd inning of 7 runs that seemed … Continue reading
Rockies-Brewers, game 2
I didn’t plan it, but we went to the Rockies-Brewers game last night. Sarah got tickets from work, and she had to miss Monday’s game, so we went last night. Here’s the details: We were in section 133, row 27,seats … Continue reading
Rockies-Brewers, game 1
Last night was the first home game in a series against the Brewers. Lazy as always, so here’s the bullet list: I felt slightly conflicted about the game when I bought tickets, because aside from the Rockies, I think the … Continue reading
The joy of overwhelming rainstorms
One thing neat to me about Denver is we get these absolutely killer thunderstorms. I am not sure if it’s the altitude, the lack of humidity, or the rapid temp changes, but sometimes you get these wicked bursts where you … Continue reading
