Just Throw a Brick

One of the first casual questions people ask when they get to meet you out here is "Cubs or Sox?" I can wholeheartedly say I am a Cubs fan, because of three reasons: The Cubs haven't been in a World Series since 1945, and you all know I'm a sucker for a losing squad. Dang my empathetic-ness. (Unless it comes to Utah, and then it's DIE LOSERS DIE) Wrigley Field is, in my opinion, way cooler. I mean, I've never been to the White Sox field. But Wrigley has ivy growing on the walls. That's awesome.  The color palette/branding of the Cubs is highly superior to the White Sox. I mean, look at this:  Option #1 Versus this:  Option #2 I mean, come on. One, or two. One... or two.  Anyway. So one of the things I wanted to before I left this crappy place we call home for the next year was make sure we hit a Cubs game. And a couple weeks ago, we did!  Wrigley Field Where the rich people sit Where we sat Cool, no? Prepare for pictu

Happy: -Me & C got to go to a Cubs game last week! Pro: We saved money by going earlier in the season. Con: It was a little chilly and a lot windy. But it was still fun! I mean, I've been to a BYU game. I've been to an Owlz game. I've been to a Bees game. But a Cubs game? Blows them ALL out of the water as far as legit baseball-ness. Post with lots of pictures coming later this week! -The big work event/luncheon is OVER!!!!! Of course, that doesn't stop people from complaining about all the things that "weren't right", but whatever. Get a hobby, people. Although the dean of my whole division (my boss's boss) came by and gave me an absolutely gorgeous bouquet of Gerber daisies as a thank-you. I've never seen a bouquet of daisies this perfect. They're beautiful! -Those baby booties? They actually turned out pretty dang cute. They were the only homemade things at the baby shower I went to. Which isn't necessarily a good thing, but the