So we made it back from our Thanksgiving weekend in New York just in time to get Jack from the kennel. We had to be there by noon to pick him up today; otherwise, we would have had to wait until tomorrow.
After a night out on the town last night, we got [...]
Archive for November, 2003
We are on our way to the good ol’ Bronx for some of Julia’s YUMMY turkey and stuffing and can’t wait!
We hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday weekend!
Happy Thankgiving!
Dear Frank Beamer,
Stop sucking.
Sincerely,
A very disgruntled Hokie
If you haven’t noticed already, the site has a new look now. The look changed alot at first, but there’s only been two layouts before that I stuck with for any length of time, so let’s call this one version 3.0.
I try to improve on previous iterations, but I also like to [...]
So we’ve seen two movies recently. One, the last part of a much-hyped trilogy and the other, another clone of those ever popular British-romantic comedies. No, the second one was not my choice.
If you haven’t guessed already, the first movie I’m talking about is Matrix Revolutions. Everyone’s been waiting since the spring [...]
“Armistice Day was primarily a day set aside to honor veterans of World War I, but in 1954, after World War II had required the greatest mobilization of soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen in the Nation`s history; after American forces had fought aggression in Korea, the 83rd Congress, at the urging of the veterans` service [...]
Wow.
That’s what I have to say after the butt-whoopin’ Virginia Tech put on Miami on Saturday night. What a great game. It was Beamerball through and through as our defense and special teams did most of the talking, although there was a flash of brilliance from Marcus Vick (known to some as MV2, [...]
Brian and I had a really good weekend. Friday night, our neighbor Cathy, Brian and I sat in front of our house eating pizza and handing out candy to the 20 kids that showed up trick or treating.
Saturday we went Christmas shopping…yes, you read correctly! It was about a 6 hour [...]
