Quick update today, I added a couple (around five I think) book reviews to the site and I’ll be adding more in the next few days as well. I also added the summer sessions pamphlet to my portfolio, so if you haven’t seen a hard copy of it yet floating around SVC’s campus (if you see some extra, grab me a few please!) check out the digital version.
I’m very excited the Pens are sticking around in Pittsburgh. Not looking forward to the construction though, since the arena is so close to Flag Plaza, hopefully things won’t be too bad. I do find it a bit funny thought that I first found out they were staying through someone’s status on Facebook. Sigh.
I am a bit disappointed in Mario though. It seems he was playing unnecessarily rough, and I (and Myron Cope) expected better from him. Yes, he was a phenomenal player and he saved the Pens by buying them, but he should have know better.
I’m doing ok in the basketball poll, about the same that I always do. Of course, I picked the teams by which name sounded cooler, like I always do (a few exceptions in there), so I’m never really disappointed with how I do, seeing as I don’t really follow basketball anyway.
I started using a Sonicare toothbrush and my teeth are really really clean. It feels really weird though, it moves a lot faster than I thought it would, but after a day or two I got used to the feeling. If you ever use one, make sure to close your lips around it, like when you’re at the dentist and there is the suction thing to get the spit out of your mouth, it helps a lot with the vibrations. It still feels really strange if I bump into some areas of my mouth, but overall I’m really happy with it.
Heading out to the airport to pick up Cat tonight and tomorrow we’re going out to celebrate Brad’s Birthday (and Happy Birthday Alandra! – you should come with us, although we’ll be in Monroeville). I’m hoping to maybe go to Damon’s, since it’s a hockey night they have a wing special and besides, Cat would like to go back.
PR ninjas (yes, they exist) drop into the office to test the limits of the human spinal cord
