October 28, 2010
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The Daily News
1 Couldn't even start this 'til the eighth inning.
2 Why jinx an 8-4 advantage in the bottom of the eighth?
3 Renteria just hammered a triple! What up?
4 Who's down?
5 Yeah, baby!
6 Kuiper: "It's just good karma."
7 Ishi-son with an RBI, as he has so Zenfully delivered all year.
8 FREDDY! And it is 10-4. Are ya kiddin' me?
9 Yeesh!
10 If you ain't down, try thinkin' about it.
11 I'm absolutely astounded at game 1!
12 Well!
13 Who woulda thunk?
14 I absolutely LOVED last night's game! Of course, it wasn't quite that easy, but truly, final score: Giants 11, Texas 7. And an early exit for the Rangers' fireballer Cliff Lee. And another one bites, and another one bites, and another one bites the dust.
15 Why waste ink? Let's take it, and get it done swiftly!
16 Of course, it won't be THAT easy. But for the record, GOOOO GIANNNNNTS!!!
17 Moving on, Part the First: How about everyone giving a HUGE happy birthday to my beautiful daughter Nicole?
18 Happy Birthday, Miss Harrington!!!!!! HUGE shout out!!!
19 You are going to become the greatest teacher EVER!
20 And never mind that; you are just the veddy best!
21 So today is your day, sweetie!
22 A happy, happy birthday to you!
23 Moving on, Part the Second: I got applause for my lesson yesterday. There's something so cool about that. Can't really tell you what or why, but if students give you applause, then you've somehow connected.
24 Moving on, Part the Third: The Giants actually made it to Letterman last night, for perhaps the first time ever. Dave made some lame joke about how George Bush was at the game but thought it was in Texas.
25 Yeesh.
26 He even had the game in his top ten list, but it was lame. No clue. Sorry Dave, but your stuff was stupid and forced. Give me Murph and Mac in the morning, at least for now. It was pretty gratuitous stuff, like, "Give me a top ten that as some stupid jokes about the World Series." Hey, give me Murph and Mac's top six sports' stories of the day.
27 Moving on, Part the Fourth: Today is the first of TWO Heidi days, so I'll spend my next two days in the school's Theatre.
28 Home field advantage.
29 So I have to get some shut-eye. I'm SOOOOO glad the Giants won so easily! I needed to be full strength in order to do the Heidi Chronz. It's been a pretty light week for coincidences, with the exception of the girl who hung out yesterday during break.
30 She brought up something about Abraham Lincoln, who plays a major role in the stories. I also am in love with the Geico commercial in which a stout lady asks Honest Abe if her dress shows off a little too much back. If you haven't seen it, then I won't ruin it here. But it came on the other day, and it naturally had me thinkin' Heidi.
31 I also brought up coincidences, and mentioned some of the coincidences that happened in the past two weeks.
32 I brought up some of the La Vie En Rose coincidences of the past year, and she said, "I've been working on that song on piano!"
33 And then she hummed a few bars. She also said that her house was haunted, and that the ghost has parties in the middle of the night. He was a Civil War soldier who had met Lincoln.
34 Aside from that, I've been pretty coincidence-free after an astounding series of coincidences last week.
35 So, we'll see. It all begins today, for a two-day marathon in the Theatre. Feel free to come on up to the Chill and jump in the mix. I'll be there all day. I'm guessing the best stories will come out of my third-period class, which begins at 9:15.
36 Anyway, I need my rest, so Go Giants!
37 And truly, Happy Birthday Coley! Today is YOUR day, so make it happen!
38 See you all tomorrow.
39 Peace.
~H~
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