The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. --Eleanor Roosevelt
5.08.2008
5.07.2008
Barney Stinson's Blog
While visiting Jenna in Louisville, we had a How I Met Your Mother marathon. In a couple episodes, Barney referenced his blog. So I did a search and lo and behold, CBS has a site for Barney's blog.
Stephen Colbert's Total Gas Holiday
Why didn't I think of it? Watch the whole four-minute piece for some of the smartest comedy on TV.
5.06.2008
Justin Webb's America
I stumbled upon Justin Webb's blog, while I was browsing around the BBC News website. From time to time, I like to see how the rest of the world views the United States. Justin is specifically writing about the US campaign for the next president. It's interesting reading.
5.05.2008
I Want to Believe
This is a clip of Chris Carter, the creator of The X-Files, discussing his upcoming film. I can't wait!
Quantum of Solace
The Quantum of Solace is such a ridiculous name for the new Bond film, but you know I'll watch it. I've seen every Bond film and I love all of the actors who have portrayed the legendary character, but especially Daniel Craig. He has a quality that I can't put my finger on, but he's just so yummy! Yeah, that's pretty eloquent.
5.04.2008
Farewell Eight Belles
I wasn't at Churchill for Derby this year, but I am in Louisville. The Derby party I attended was lots of fun with great people and delicious food. The Derby race was very exciting and I think Big Brown has a real chance at the Triple Crown. After the initial celebration of Big Brown's win, everything came to a halt with the announcement of Eight Belles' death. She was a beautiful horse and really proved herself against the field of boys to finish second in the Kentucky Derby. It was even more tragic that we found out so abruptly on national television, before we even had a chance to really celebrate the win by Big Brown. In our world of instant news, NBC immediately found the Churchill Downs vet to find out what was going on. It was really poor timing. The vet just found out that Eight Belles was euthanized on the track, and then he has the NBC reporter asking him questions. I think it all could have been handled in a much more respectful and classier manner. In any case, here's to Eight Belles. May they keep running fillies in the Derby in her memory.
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Eight Belles,
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Triple Crown
4.30.2008
Kentucky Derby 134
On Thursday afternoon, I'll be on my way to Louisville to visit Jenna and check out the Derby. I'm on a every other year schedule and this year is my time to live it up!
The forecast is for showers and more showers, but we can make our own fun. Right now, my favorites are Big Brown and Eight Belles. These picks, of course, will change as the Derby race approaches.
The forecast is for showers and more showers, but we can make our own fun. Right now, my favorites are Big Brown and Eight Belles. These picks, of course, will change as the Derby race approaches.
4.29.2008
Baseball in St. Lou
I just got home from watching a great Cardinal victory over the Cincinnati Reds, 7-2. So, this was a Tuesday night game and the temperature was in the low-40s, but somehow there were over 30,000 people in attendance. Sometimes, I daydream about moving somewhere outside of St. Louis, but I don't know if I could do it. I would miss Cardinal baseball too much. I know that seems corny, but the culture of Cardinal baseball has been a big part of my life since I was a kid. So many stadiums across the country struggle with attendance, but tonight is an example of the dedicated fans we have here.
Go Cards!
Go Cards!
4.28.2008
Even more Bravo
I know you're tired of all my links to Bravo-related shows, but I love Tim Gunn. Check out the latest on his Guide to Style show, as told by the hilarious guys on Project Rungay.
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