The COLTS pulled out an improbable win!
Definitely wishing we could have stayed awake just a little bit longer...those 8:30 pm games are tough, especially when 5:30 am on a Monday morning comes quick.
Below is the hail mary catch made by Wayne (photo courtesy of Indianapolis Star). Who gives Payton the ball at his own 30-yard line?!?
Go Horse!
Monday, November 16, 2009
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Slumber Party for Dogs
Our life is consumed with dogs...Bulldogs, our cute little cavador (Koko) and my parents' dogs--two little affenpinschers--Monty and Roxy. My parents often travel from Southern Indiana to Indy for Butler games and this weekend was no different. They normally bring their two little stinkers--Monty and Roxy--with them, and Koko just loves the company.
This weekend was slightly different, in one aspect.My parents celebrated their 28th anniversary and we got to dog-sit, while they stayed at the Conrad. During the night we didn't want Monty and Roxy to stay in the kitchen while Koko was in our bedroom, because they would cry all night long. So we brought their beds into our room.
Needless to say, not much sleeping was going on. The three little munchkins basically had a slumber party all night and woke Terry and I up several times. It was all quite comical. Especially when Roxy (the littlest one) took over Koko's large, plush bed and Koko was quite beside herself. She found herself sleeping on Roxy's little bed, until the wee hours of the morning and then she had enough and curled up next to Roxy and fell fast asleep.
Because they were all so active throughout the night, they were not in the mood to get up this morning to go out. These three, as with all dogs, never cease to amaze me with their stubbornness and human-like attitudes.
Absolutely love these rotten-little ones! (P.S. Bulldogs win! Butler 73 - Davidson 62)
This weekend was slightly different, in one aspect.My parents celebrated their 28th anniversary and we got to dog-sit, while they stayed at the Conrad. During the night we didn't want Monty and Roxy to stay in the kitchen while Koko was in our bedroom, because they would cry all night long. So we brought their beds into our room.
Needless to say, not much sleeping was going on. The three little munchkins basically had a slumber party all night and woke Terry and I up several times. It was all quite comical. Especially when Roxy (the littlest one) took over Koko's large, plush bed and Koko was quite beside herself. She found herself sleeping on Roxy's little bed, until the wee hours of the morning and then she had enough and curled up next to Roxy and fell fast asleep.
Koko looking at Terry probably thinking --
"Daddy what am I suppose to do with this one? Help!"
"Daddy what am I suppose to do with this one? Help!"
Because they were all so active throughout the night, they were not in the mood to get up this morning to go out. These three, as with all dogs, never cease to amaze me with their stubbornness and human-like attitudes.
Absolutely love these rotten-little ones! (P.S. Bulldogs win! Butler 73 - Davidson 62)
Koko - all tongue.
Roxy - all cuteness.
Monty - all attitude.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
In Remembrance
One of my favorite cities to visit/live is Washington D.C. Every time I go back to the district, Arlington Memorial Cemetery is always at the top of my list of places to visit. So on Veteran's Day and in honor of those who gave their lives, here are a few favorite shots from our recent visit to Arlington over the summer.
The white rows of honor
Soldier at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Eternal flame at JFK's memorial site
Monday, November 9, 2009
Welcome to Hinkle Fieldhouse
The craziness of the season is no longer just around the corner, we are in the thick of it. I couldn't be more excited, anxious and ready for the first official game, which is this Saturday against Davidson. Terry has been working many hours, reviewing, studying and soaking up Davidson's every move, so to prepare the guys for tough competition. Despite the amount of time that goes into it all and the many hours/days away from home, it is all worth it to spend Saturday afternoons in Hinkle and watch Terry do what he loves every single day!
So, here we go....Let's go Dawgs!
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