Why yes, yes, we did have a superb football victory on Saturday! While it is very exciting to have won another game and this time it was a complete shutout, I'm still very nervous about the rest of the season. From here on out, the teams just get harder. We may still be doomed.
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It was a fun tailgate Saturday though. Our delicious breakfast pizzas were a hit, even to people who weren't part of our tailgate. Other people tailgating in the same vicinity were coming up and asking what exactly we were making and how we did it and how we came up with such an ingenious concoction. I honestly never thought that breakfast pizzas were all that amazing until people that had never heard of them saw us making them. I mean, I'm pretty sure that I'm not the inventor of the breakfast pizza. Hell, I remember eating them for breakfast at school when I was really little. Those memories are why I decided to make my own years later when I was in high school. But I have to say, I'm sure my breakfast pizzas are a hell of a lot better than those bland things I ate in school!
And to top off our awesome tailgate we had an even more awesome game to watch. Lily had a blast during the first half. Her eyes were glued to the field for the most part. She was even more content after she spotted some popcorn a few rows down from us and then proceeded to get her very own box of popcorn. She clapping and cheering and having a good old time. She didn't make it through the second half though. She asked to go back down to the car so she could take a nap. (seriously, what two year old asks to take a nap??) But we all had fun. Unfortunately my mom missed the second half because she went
down to the car with Lily at the half, but the rest of us stayed up for the second half so we could watch Purdue cream Southeastern Missouri. There's nothing better than a shutout. And believe me, we haven't had one of those in a while. I can't remember the last time we had such a good game. We're still debating whether our team was really that good on Saturday or if their team was just really that bad. I'm kind of on the border between the two. I'm not sure, but either way, we rocked it! Our boys were kicking ass and taking names.
After the game we ventured back to my parent's house and ended up in the backyard playing some very exciting rounds of cornhole. I didn't play any games because by the time I trekked up and down the stadium stairs, sat on those hard as rock bleachers for hours, and walked around to and from the bookstores, my back wasn't feeling the best. So I just watched and kept score while they all played. It was quite humorous as none of us are very expert cornhole players. The team game lasted forever! Seriously, it kept going back and forth for what seemed like hours. Jennifer and Michael ended up beating Jen and Legend, though they sure gave them a run for their money.
Yesterday my mom treated us to a tablegating experience at BW's so we could watch the Colts game. It was a fun girl's day out, but the game wasn't pretty. They let the Cleveland Browns stomp on them. Poor Colts. They seem to be lost without Manning. They should really have that looked at because Manning isn't going to be able to quarterback for them forever. I know his career isn't over and he'll be back as soon as he's healed, but come on Colts, you're going to have to learn how to win games without him. Because sometime in the future (hopefully not the near future) he will have to retire and you will have to learn how to play like the Colts we know and love without him...
It was a fun tailgate Saturday though. Our delicious breakfast pizzas were a hit, even to people who weren't part of our tailgate. Other people tailgating in the same vicinity were coming up and asking what exactly we were making and how we did it and how we came up with such an ingenious concoction. I honestly never thought that breakfast pizzas were all that amazing until people that had never heard of them saw us making them. I mean, I'm pretty sure that I'm not the inventor of the breakfast pizza. Hell, I remember eating them for breakfast at school when I was really little. Those memories are why I decided to make my own years later when I was in high school. But I have to say, I'm sure my breakfast pizzas are a hell of a lot better than those bland things I ate in school!
And to top off our awesome tailgate we had an even more awesome game to watch. Lily had a blast during the first half. Her eyes were glued to the field for the most part. She was even more content after she spotted some popcorn a few rows down from us and then proceeded to get her very own box of popcorn. She clapping and cheering and having a good old time. She didn't make it through the second half though. She asked to go back down to the car so she could take a nap. (seriously, what two year old asks to take a nap??) But we all had fun. Unfortunately my mom missed the second half because she went
down to the car with Lily at the half, but the rest of us stayed up for the second half so we could watch Purdue cream Southeastern Missouri. There's nothing better than a shutout. And believe me, we haven't had one of those in a while. I can't remember the last time we had such a good game. We're still debating whether our team was really that good on Saturday or if their team was just really that bad. I'm kind of on the border between the two. I'm not sure, but either way, we rocked it! Our boys were kicking ass and taking names.
After the game we ventured back to my parent's house and ended up in the backyard playing some very exciting rounds of cornhole. I didn't play any games because by the time I trekked up and down the stadium stairs, sat on those hard as rock bleachers for hours, and walked around to and from the bookstores, my back wasn't feeling the best. So I just watched and kept score while they all played. It was quite humorous as none of us are very expert cornhole players. The team game lasted forever! Seriously, it kept going back and forth for what seemed like hours. Jennifer and Michael ended up beating Jen and Legend, though they sure gave them a run for their money.
Yesterday my mom treated us to a tablegating experience at BW's so we could watch the Colts game. It was a fun girl's day out, but the game wasn't pretty. They let the Cleveland Browns stomp on them. Poor Colts. They seem to be lost without Manning. They should really have that looked at because Manning isn't going to be able to quarterback for them forever. I know his career isn't over and he'll be back as soon as he's healed, but come on Colts, you're going to have to learn how to win games without him. Because sometime in the future (hopefully not the near future) he will have to retire and you will have to learn how to play like the Colts we know and love without him...
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