Back at It

Wow, that was a long break from blogging. I am not really sure what happened, but it can't be good.

I came back today to find a message at the top of my dashboard. "Make the switch now."

Okey dokey! I have made the switch and they managed to keep all of my pieces and parts in tact. Very refreshing considering how much time I have sunk into this blog. The only bug spotted thus far is one of my titles in my "N8ivFavorites" section seems to be messed up. But that is really no big deal.

Where have I been? What have I been doing? Nothing except working. Really, my life has become rather boring. I wake at 6:00AM Monday through Friday to go to work and arrive back around 8:00PM to have dinner and go to bed. Saturdays and Sundays are often spent doing chores (laundry, truck fixes, grocery shopping) or catching a movie. Last weekend I caught "Curse of the Golden Flower"

While typing this blog, I received a phone call from a recruiter for a position back in Chicago. THAT would be nice.

This brings me to my point (as I almost always have one). GO BEARS! There are four teams left. New England (Hello Mickerdoo!), Indianapolis (Hello High Priestess!), New Orleans (Sup VJACK!) and finally Chicago...the best city in the world.

I have held with the Bears for the entire season and now that they are playing for the NFC title this Sunday, I am totally stoked! People all over Chicago will be dancing in the streets if the Bears make it to the SuperBowl. Yes, yes, Rex Grossman has had some rough runs, but the only thing that matters is the final score. I say to Rex Grossman, well done.

For the critics, it takes a team, not a man to win the game of American football.

Did you know...


The Chicago Bears actually got their start in Decatur, IL as the Decatur Staleys in 1920. When they moved to Chicago, they played in Chicago Cubs field and after another year, became the Da Bears.

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