A fine Sunday indeed for Tony Romo
Sep 11th
By RANDY GALLOWAY rgalloway@star-telegram.com
Tony Romo had been somewhat of an NFL opening-week quarterbacking exception, enjoying a great Sunday in Cleveland, except, of course, for that bloody chin thing.
The weekend had also gone very well for Bill and Sharon White of Irving, who were returning late in the evening after an out-of-town trip.
Congratulations
Aug 17th
I am so proud of Michael Phelps, all he’s accomplished, and how he has handled it all. I loved watching how overwhelmed he was when he saw over 10,000 watching from the Ravens stadium in Baltimore, Phelps home town. I wish the cameras could be on him when it sinks in to him that 70 Million TV’s were tuned to NBC to watch him race. I’m not sure how many people 70 Million TV’s equates to, but there were four people and two dogs watching in our house.
Great job, Phelps. Your country More >
China, how dare you?
Aug 14th
How dare they?
China has attracted much criticism for the ways that they have masked what “Beijing is really like” by putting up a front (in some cases quite literally, see above). The girl that ’sang’ in the opening ceremonies was lip-syncing because the real singer wasn’t pretty enough for the Chinese government to put on display for the world to see. Also, over 100 restaurants in Beijing were ordered not to serve dog meat dishes during the games. Cars were ordered off the city roads for weeks prior to (more…)
Something to Say
Jan 12th
There was a time when I was younger and wiser, I always seemed to have something to say. And I usually had time to say it. Those days are gone. These days, on those occasions when I have something worth saying, I seldom have the time to say it.
But in a continuing effort to be more like my friend Christian, I now have a blog, and a phone that’s smart enough to let me update it from anywhere on Earth.
So in the event that I have something to say, AND time to say it…you’ll find it here.
More >Switch.
Jan 11th
I just bought a MacBook Pro.
I made the mistake of jumping to Vista too quickly, and failed to read the part about it not working. And the Service Pack 1 that was coming out “in September” must have meant NEXT September, and not the September that was two months after my Vista purchase.
So I have five to seven more days of taking five to seven minutes to load ANY Microsoft Office application. I have five to seven days of staring at five to seven seconds of blank screen five to seven times per day.
I have no illusions that the Mac More >