Wednesday, August 27, 2003

I had some reflection time while I was driving back home from v-ball. Some people have been wondering how come we don't have that many people coming to v-ball, particularly non-believers. It just hit me, maybe it's because as a leader of the sports outreach, we haven't been coming together to pray for our outreaches. A couple of years ago, you would have at least Rich, Kin, and myself having prayer meetings for our outreaches. Now everything has died down and we need to do something. Eh maybe it's better I say this to everyone involved in the sport outreaches instead of Blogger?

Another thing that hit me as I was driving home, was just again how imperfect we are. I was thinking about how easy it is for me to just knit pick at other people when myself ain't exactly the holiest of holies over here. Another example of God's love for us, that He will take any of us who aren't even close to being perfect nonetheless good, but yet get a chance to go to Heaven.

Also as I was driving home, I decided to grab a slurpee at 7-11. Boy I love how 7-11 is behind my house now, it is so convienent (sp?). Breadstick called me as I was getting my slurpee, and the cashier was on the phone as well. So I wasn't paying attention and he wasn't paying in the whole cash exchange here. As I left 7-11, I thought to myself wait a minute did I get what I think I just got? I counted my change and got $17 back in change. However, I gave the cashier $3 for my slurpee and chips. Dude the cashier, thought I gave him $20 for my stuff. The sad part is, once I got home and off the phone with Breadstick, I was just like eh don't want to do anything now. Actually this happened to me the other day at the Tinsway, but vice versa. I gave the lady a little more and she short changed me. Wow the power of cell phones I tell you, and how it can cause 2 people not even to focus on the transaction.

For the past 2 weeks now, I haven't been able to sleep and again it's 3 a.m. right now. I've been watching videos of the last CBC V-ball Tournament. Man more rewind and slow motioning everything, I noticed man did I play horribly in that tournament. I noticed I missed a lot of things on the court, gosh I feel so retarded now.

I just got done watching another edition of SportsCenter too. They did a series "Playing With Guilt". It was about football and hockey players ending players career's or worst. This past week, I've been wanting to play some football. During ACA this summer, I ran football drills with the older kids in camp, and boy do I miss football practice right now. Football season is starting, and I just want to play IM football however, most of my OU boys have either transferred out of OU or graduated. That was fun because I had a lot of plays drawn for me, thanks to my QB Johnny Blanchard. I got to see double coverage a lot of times, and playing DB against the other teams best WR. Going up against the Frat teams were fun because it was all about who can take a beating and get back up. I miss playing hockey with everyone from Justin's Court. Gosh I just miss hitting someone whether it be football or hockey.

Ever since I bumped into Brian Z and Roddy, I just miss football. I need some contact or as Coach Bye called football it's not a contact sport, it's a collision sport. A man named Joshua I believe it was that I met this past Sunday was asking me if I could get a Bowling team in for his church. I don't know if I could, but it sure the got the hamster in my wheel rolling. How cool would it be to get a 5:14 team in for football or hockey. Gosh I just want to hit someone.

Can't Hold Us Down

Tuesday, August 26, 2003

I went to see my grandma again yesterday, only to see that she is doing better given by her test scores. My mommy, aunt, and grandpa were there as well. I felt much more relaxed to learn that from the nurses and just being with my mom.

Another amazing thing I learned last week too was I finally decided to check my grades for my Spring semester. Wow I got a 4.0 in IST 396, dang I was shooting for a 3.6 only. That's like my first 4.0 class ever at OU.

It looks like Gamebreak and I have decided on our female dedication this year as well. Here are the past dedications for the both of us:

Gamebreaker - Britney Spears, Kelly Clarkston
Mine - Aliyah, Mandy Moore

This year it looks like Gamebreaker is still having a tough decision between Mandy Moore, Reese Witherspoon, or Kelly again for the repeat. You can help him decide! This year, my female dedication will be Christina Aguilera.

Thank You Lord, because my mommy just called me to tell me to stop going to Beaumont. Because my grandma is home now, so I hope she can continue to recover. Thanks Lord because now this helps me focus more on CCUC and taking down the Twin Taiwanese Towers. The C division has just turned into a steroid full of competition. You gotta love this beefed up division now. This is gonna be fun to see which teams can be the top 4 among the 15 teams baby! Fighter will be the theme song for this weekend, just because it was for the NBA playoffs this season.

Intuition

Monday, August 25, 2003

I never realized how much I miss being online till my sis took her computer back. The more thought I put into it, makes me realize that it is time for me to purchase my own computer. I want to buy my own because if my parents get it for me then my sis is just gonna grab that for herself. That way if I pay for it myself, she can not take that to school with her. What irony though, today she called me to tell me that she thinks she broke her computer. Also having a new computer means being able to play Ghost Recon with the boyz, and not to forget Kasibreeze.

The past 48 hours have been pretty tough for me. On friday, I found out that my grandma has checked into Troy Beaumont. I've been making midnite visits to see her since all my relatives had left. It's makes it easier for me to because I can talk to the nurses and read the reports without being disturbed. My first night there, I held her hand and she was talking to me about how she used to take care of me and the rest of her grandchildren. She kept talking about how she felt that out of all her grandchildren, that I turned out the best in terms of helping out with the family and that I always listened (hard to imagine). She kept telling me about my younger days, until I couldn't take it anymore. I started to cry, tears kept rolling down my face, and I gave her some water to make her stop. I told her to get some sleep and then I took off with tears in my eyes, thinking that I want to do something for her to make her feel better but I can't.

Last night I went back, to read the reports and talk to the nurses. Their has been no set timetable for her to be released because the doc still doesn't know the cause of it yet. It's been hard for me to try to focus on the CCUC sidestuff and the b-ball team. I'm thankful for Dan and Jocelyn really helping me out the past couple of days to take some of the load off my shoulders and I appreciate them praying for my family as well. Every year, Gamebreaker and I always make some sort of dedication to CCUC to someone. I have decided to dedicate this year's CCUC to my grandma, then Kenny Tang, and whomever I decide for my female artist. I looked through photos of my grandma and I. I pulled one out and put it in my gym back so that when I take my shoes out, I will see her face too.

Today's message was an excellent one by Dale Craven. What he spoke of, has been on my mind for this past month. Are we an exclusive, B.O.C. Club? I feel like some times we have lost that touch of sincere, and genuine care for one another. It just seems like people get looked down upon by others, or aren't good enough to be able to talk to, or intimidated by other people. Here's an example of true caring:

Thursday nite, I was at v-ball practice, and the whole Moy family came. That night we learned that my little Ashley had gotten into an accident where she suffered a broken finger and required surgery. I was upset because this is not only one of my kids at ACA, but also at CBC. Jonathon though began to cry because Ashley is a good friend of his. His parents kept telling him that they will all pray for her when they get home from v-ball practice. I stood next to Jonathon, to tell him that I will pray for Ashley too because I care about her too. Jonathon began to hold on to my leg and cried, and all I could do was give him comfort.

I was just blown away by Jonathon's care for Ashley. I felt like wow, this 2nd grader knows how to care for others better then us adults. He's been blessed with a great set of parents too. Today's message really hit home for me, when was the last time I cared about someone as much as that? Or like Dale said today, do I treat and see people like a B.O.C. Club? I notice their are people whom don't get no love it seems like, and I know I can do a better job of it.

I also feel bad for Peter because he does not have a team to go to CCUC. I felt like I did my best to help him and kept remaining faithful that something will workout even when others believed that their will be no team. I felt like I failed, Peter because I kept telling him to remain faithful and that God will provide. Now I wonder, was I just too naive on this matter? Of all the teams going to CCUC this year, I really wanted to see Peter's team win it all in B. For my 4 years of v-ball, Peter had always been so willing to give away his talent so that the other B teams could remain strong. He always played with what he had. I hope things can workout with what Dan and I proposed in order for him and Tim to still go. I feel like their was more that I could do for them in order for them to get their own squad. I just felt like I let Peter down when I had to talk to him about it.

CCUC is only 5 days away, yet there are still things lingering in the air. Can't wait to just take off and go to Chicago, but a part of me will still be here as long as my grandma remains in the hospital.

Dragon Theme

Tuesday, August 19, 2003

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I have gotten lazy in the morning the past few days. Why? Because I've been sleeping through the morning and waking up at times like this now. So today I will get more than one thing done dang it! First I want to do to what it seems will be my last entry for a while. My sis as we speak is on her way home from Myrtle Beach, so I'll only have her computer for another 24 hours. So I'll be using that time burning as many cd's as possible. I really love the fact that I am able to use a semi-reliable computer and the thought of buying my own computer is becoming more and more of a reality when I return from Chicago.

So it seems like everyone is talking about the Blackout. I pretty much guessed right on those who couldn't stand it and those who didn't mind. The blackout happened at 4:15 p.m. and I was talking to Howard on the phone about some of the v-ball tournaments coming up. Then boom it struck, I didn't think too much of it, so I decided to take a nap. 5:30 I woke up and saw that the power was still out so I went to Ray's to find out what was going on. Their family filled me in, and I was so excited what was going on. I drove around the block to see how everything was going. I didn't have much gas left, so I sucked out the remaining gas in the lawn mower to give me enough for anywhere. I called my parents first to see if they were ok, and they were super because it didn't affect them. They still had everything, so with little gas remaining I took a huge risk. I drove up there, and reloaded on things like gas and food. I brought food down to my family because they suffered just like everyone else. Other than power, I felt like I was prepared for whatever had happened. No power, no biggie to me because I don't need lights, I have candles, no AC, big whoop, I don't use it anyways.

At nite, the whole street was black, and a lot of neighbors stayed at each other's houses because they had generators. A lot of neighbors walked around with their flashlights at nite. What did I do at nite? I crept around, like I was playing Commando, and scared a lot of my neighbors. I hid around trees watching them walk by me, and I would throw a pebble, just to hear them say "what was that?" while shining their flashlight. I stood behind another one just to say boo, and scare him. Man if only I had water balloons, this is just like capture the flag, but more fun, the neighborhood vs. me.

Blackout 2003, what a fun time it was. I was listening to the Christian Radio station during the blackout, and it was talking about sponsoring a kid in a 3rd world country. This is what they said:

"In midst of the blackout, you hear people complaining about how they can't survive without their AC for only a few hours. Well you have kids whom you can sponsor for $28 a month who don't have AC ever."

How sad, that is true for us who take things for granted and don't realize how much we have.

Da Playmaka

Thursday, August 14, 2003

Today was the first in a while where I felt like I produced no fruit what so ever. I slept in till about 1:00 p.m. today, then I took another nap from like 6:00-7:00 p.m. Now I'm just messing around in Friendster, gosh this is like the most retarded thing ever. Or maybe I'm not using it right, oh well. Hahah, I invited JW to be my friend and I used the name like SuckGG or GGdune. Man, people put down the wierdest pictures in there. As of now, I will boycott this thing unless someone teaches me how to use it.

I went to OU today to go pay my bill. This past week my parents were worried that I may be taking too many credits this semester. I haven't taken this many since my SVSU days but those were Mickey Mouse classes. These are like all my ED classes now. Anyways, I went to go pay, and I look at my schedule and I noticed that a class that I signed up for has been dropped. The lady kept saying that I must of dropped it. I was like uhh no, and then we looked it up. It turns out that this class had been canceled now and everyone that signed up for it got screwed. This is one of the hardest classes to get into for ED peeps. Now I am like what the frick because, do I take another course but how many are left open, or do I go with what I have? This is my prayer request for the nite.

With only 2 weeks till CCUC, my goal is to get these things down since I couldn't do it over the summer.
Continue to work on photo albums
Clean the house
Mow the grass
Start working out again
Clean the car
Go shoe shopping for CCUC
Finish burning cd's

Wow only 1 more week till my sis gets back from Myrtle Beach. Man, I haven't seen her since May.

Promise Of A New Day

Monday, August 11, 2003

What a weekend it was, first it's still a little hard for me to know that, when I go into ACA tomorrow, that I won't see my kids but to just pack up my things.

Saturday, well b-ball was b-ball. I went to go buy my parent's some of things they had asked me to bring to them. What do you know, I run into 2 of my kids at the store! I ran into Elizabeth who attended my baseball field trip, and then I saw Yutong, one of the few I had yet to still beat in chess. Seeing these two, that God had place gave me the strength to prepare for what was ahead of me. Which was the Zion United vs. EMU soccer game. I was nervous because I haven't played with Zion United for such a long time and had only been playing with my day camp kids. We started strong, then it was pretty much over as EMU kept attacking. Well it helped that our goalie couldn't clear the ball. I had the opening assit, and a nice one to that as I was able to just lob it right over everyone right into Stephen's foot to put it away. Then my second assist was a beauty too, by taking it in the air and passing it quickly to whom people called Ronaldo. The only frustrating part of the day was that our team kept getting intimidated by the size of the other team and would back off. Gosh dang it, I can't understand a word what Jacky says to me sometimes too. As the game kept progressing I noticed something wrong in my stride. I let Stephen take a look at it, and it appeared that I pulled something in the groin area. That was frustrating too, knowing that I can't run as hard as I wanted to.

So last night I slept with a heating pad on that area. Woke up this morning, popped in a couple of pain killers, did some stretching and I was good to go for the Korean Independence Day Tourny. Here are some quotes from the tourny:

Some girl lined up against Stan:"I don't want to go up against Yao Ming.!"

Howie on Heuy Yon?: "Boy that guys is gonna hurt somebody"

Stan after the first round: "Gosh I waited 5 hours for that!"

Yes, this tournament started very slow, so slow that I could of went to CBC Worship, Sunday School, ate lunch, and take a nap before everything got under way. This year they switched up the order of the events. So yeah, the first round game was us sweeping, some Korean team with the scores 15-2 and 15-3. 2nd game was against KPC, they were a little stronger than last week, but in the end we swept them too. I was just satisfied that we beat last year's champ so I have the bragging rights this year against Peter.

Finally, the conference finals, in which we all thought this game should of been the final. Why because this game had probably the best hitter at the tournament Huey Yon. You had crowds and crowds of people just to watch 7th Day vs. YCF. This game went to a split entering a 3rd game. We all knew we had to pull out all the stops and it was time to go take it to another level, SS 3. Howie kept feeding me because I kept killing it with no one that I felt good stop me. I heard Heuy Yon telling Yong to delay his block against me because I kept swinging after I see both their blocks. Once I heard that, it was on, because I kept swinging quicker to change up my timing. Howie's comment on one of my kills "Man, all I saw was a pound of dirt fly up." We had a double block on Huey Yon, but he kept going through us. So it was time for the triple block, and yay I roofed him twice. But man can he just flat out kill the ball, we had our probs though I must say. I had a couple more roofers, and YCF as a team, all turned it up a notch with Howie firing up everybody. This indeed was the finals because by the time the game was over, their was nothing but craters left on both sides of the net.

Unfortunately, we had to play one last game which was the finals against team U of M. On paper their team looked strong, but like Howie called it, "a few big blocks against them and they'll tank." This game went to a third game, but we knew that was because we almost had deja vu, and had that let down. Well not this year, before that 3rd game, Howie, Bill, and I tried to fire everyone up to avoid last year. Everyone knew what they had to do, and again turned it up a notch, and when the dust cleared, YCF was left standing.

It was fun, getting the gold medal and our team won 3 sacks of rice. I wanted to trade one in for instant noodles. Throughout the day, when I was playing, I kept looking up in the sky, just seeing a picture perfect moment of the sun, in the clouds, in a beautiful sky blue setting. Seeing God's creation was amazing, and with the thoughts of my kids, kept me going.

Right now, it feels like my right shoulder just wants to fall off. However, as soon as I got home, I got 2 emails from my Lil' Lynn. This day could not of been any better. Also she kept leaving me messages on my AIM. This team we had today is probably one of the best that we've put together, either that or we all played our best. Passing was just excellent, their were hardly any shanks, coverage was as good as it could get with 5 people, setting was just money, and hitting was great, especially Chris who had some unbelievable angle shots. I need to learn how he hits that type of angle. Hopefully we can go for the hat trick next week if their is a tourny down in A2.

Bad Boy

Saturday, August 09, 2003

Today was it, my last day for this summer's ACA Camp. The quote of the day from my boss:

Boss: "Hey you didn't cry this year, yay, you got tougher this year"

I believe I didn't cry well at least physically cry is because this year I have tried to do a lot more to be able to be wit my kids. Like I said from the beginning, I do this job strictly for the pure love of the kids, I don't care how much I get paid. I don't get paid for my overtime, nor doing a lot of the side tasks, just for the love of my kids. I lift my praises up to God, for truly giving me a pure heart for these kids. He's also opened up so many doors for me to stay close to the kids as well as a new beginning in my life.

After a long day of work till 6:30, I decided to go to CAC for worship and to be with some of my kids once again. I enjoyed everything and once again I thank You for making it possible. I loved how I was welcomed by the high school girls because I don't really talk to them, that right there meant a lot to me. I helped out Ray in leading the kids in a study on Acts 4. Afterwards, I worked with Christy in trying to memorizing the first 22 books of the Bible. There was so much joy when she finally was able to get all 22 books down, again it's all because of God. We then sung praise songs to God with the high school girls leading. We did a couple of the VBS songs, and to see Rachel, Joy, Christy, Jennifer, and Connie able to do it and having fun with it, was a heavenly moment for me because I just could not describe this feeling. We had free time, and Yutong wanted me to do Kung-Fu from what we learned this year, with him. He said that I was the best and wanted me to help him correct his form and practice. As things were coming to an end, Ray and I got a chance to talk about different Biblical issues. I thank God for putting those people in my life to help me grow, because God was able to use me to help Ray see things in a different way. I thank The Holy Spirit for continuously helping me memorize my Bible verses/passages to back up my points.

I finally got home around 11:30 and checked my email. What did I see? I received an email from Irene already!!! I learned today that Irene and Eric are brothers and sisters, yeah I'm slow on things. Irene shared with me her info and asked for mine in return. I love Irene, she's so cute and smart. Then their's Lynn, well now I call her Lil' Lynn because of her size and her shyness which makes her so cute. Lil' Lynn always keeps following Irene like an older sister.

I thank You Lord for putting all these trials in my life. These trials all were about different ways in testing my patience. But just like it is said in Scripture, love overcomes all because God is love. I love my kids, and it means a lot to me that they look at me as their role model. I don't want to let them down or God. The theme song for this Sunday's v-ball tournament will be, I See Right Through To You.

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Friday, August 08, 2003

Last night after fellowship at Cougie's place, their was yet another 2 Fast 2 Furious action on 696. So here I am driving a cool 70 mph, and I look to my right to see this Mustang racing along thinking he's a hot shot. So I drive along next to him to see what he wants to do. He lets me pass him, and I'm thinking ok we're racing at a slow 83 mph here. Next thing you know, he accelerates hard past me, and when he was next to me, he revved his car to get the vroom sound as he passes me. So I start laughing because now I know the race is on. And off we go, side by side at 100 mph seeing who can make it first to the left lane since it was the only lane open without a car. And we have a winner, the sleek looking 2004 Grand Prix GTP getting by at 110 mph and leaves the Mustang stuck in the pack of cars. His car was built for show while this GTP was built to go.

Well tomorrow is the last day of the Canton camp, man I miss Irene already. She is sooooo cute and soooo smart. Today was a nice day for a field trip since I got to run the show. It also reminded me of how much do I love my kids. I am hoping that those who went to VBS will come to know the Lord. Man I really wanted to get a chance to go to the face painting today. Connie and Christy are so lucky. Yay, Christy signed up for the Art program, she is so cute with her little bubble cheeks and rabbit teeth. Don't worry Eric, my boy I'll be there tomorrow along with the rest of my kids. Don't worry either Jennifer, if you want to go to to CAC worship then I'll be there too. These kids don't realize how much God is using them in my life to keep me strong. That's why I believe that I can get through this weekend, starting with b-ball, Birch Run, soccer game against EMU, then Sunday the Korean Independence Day Tournament. No distractions to bog me down, only what I deem are my 3 focuses at this point in my life. With one of them being God at the very top, it's all good like my boy Emoy said.

Too Close

Monday, August 04, 2003

Today, sick, flu end of story!

Nah that would be boring to end tonight's entry on that. Well went to work today in Canton, wow it only took me an hour to get there. I saw a lot of new faces, and it's cool they recognized me as The Great One already. I met this girl Jackie, she's cool, but today I found out she is like allergic to everything. I kept wondering what do I feed her for lunch, till finally I made the decision to feed her MickeyD's Nuggets. I kept wondering how come my Chou Boyz behave better at camp then at CBC. I love little Ashley! Then their is always my Jenny whom I love so much.

As I continue to pray for the direction where God is leading me, it feels like it gets a little more clearer each day. At least I am hoping that is what I am getting, err I need to ask God to double check everything. Hmmm 2 days in a row where I've witnessed the most powerful weapon in a row. Blah flu go away!

Turn Off The Light

Sunday, August 03, 2003

Well I'm home early today from worship, and actually that's a good thing. I got to take a 2 hour nap so now I feel a little refreshed. I feel as if I've been drained lately of energy due to my flu/fever. Dang it, I feel like I caught this from Tracy and Steph. What sucks is that I gotta wake up butt early to make a 2 hour drive this whole week to go to work. Man, my last week of work and I'm bummed by that too.

Friday, I woke up and bam I knew I was sick. It was hard for me today at work because I knew I won't see some of my kids again till next year or maybe never again. I've always done my best to separate myself from the rest of the pack. All I want to do, is always to try and be the best. Well, friday at work, my boss pulled me aside to tell me that I am the best. That meant a lot to me, but at the same time I felt like if I am, than I failed myself in meeting my own expectations as a counselor. I can't wait till Day Camp starts again tomorrow at Canton now.

I got off of work at around 6:30, and I decided to stay in the D. I never realized that some of my Day Camp kids, all go to the same church around the neighborhood. So at 7:00 I decided to attend CAC's worship. Joy and Rachel's mom, showed me around their church, and it made me appreciate our building of CBC even more. I totally felt God's prescence there tonight and the beginning of something special.

Saturday, was the KUMC tournament. First off I just want to say is that, Jesus does miracles because I ran into Ken Cho. Dude, I used to hate that kid's guts with a passion along with the rest of the SHS. However, I saw him playing v-ball and I kept thinking, I wonder if he is saved? Hopefully he will be there this Sunday at the Korean Independence Day Tourny for me to keep in touch with. Going back to the v-ball tournament, back to back champs! YCF rules, it just sucked that I didn't feel like I contributed much other than bad passes.

Now, that leaves only 2 more Korean tournaments left, as some of us go for the trifecta. The Independence Day is this Sunday, Aug. 10th, and I'm excited for what Nectar has proposed for this tournament. We play 4 against 6 or 9 depending what rules we play by. Nectar wants to keep this team to be as much Korean as possible now as well. It feels wierd being the lone Chinamen there, but oh well free bulgogi for me. Plus this is the only tournament that I can play in, where I can wake up 5 minutes before the tourny starts and still be there on time! Anyone wanna jump in on this good Korean food and festivities along with supporting the Korean & China United Team, drop me a dime.

3-D

Friday, August 01, 2003

We took the kids to the African-American Museum and Belle Isle. The museum was ok, but I did appreciate the history lesson. Belle Isle was ok too, it just didn't seem like we stayed that long. I rode the Giant Slide 3 times! The whole time I kept wondering which one of my kids were gonna get hurt.

As I was leaving work today, Tracy made me realize that our 6 weeks at ACA is over. She was happy, while I was kind of down, it just seemed like everything went by so fast this summer. I still wish I had some time to reflect back about my trip to NY or the CBC Retreat. However, next week is where camp is moved to Canton. I won't get to see all of the kids, so I may be sad tomorrow because I have to say good bye to a lot of them of whom I've grown attached to.

Today, Ling Ling wrote her chinese name on my arm. I kind of like these little tattoos now because I believe looking at it, just gives me a warm feeling. I believe God uses these kids to give me strength for myself when I'm down or I just want to give up.

Last night, some of us had some ice cream. The topic road rage, this morning as I was driving down 696, I'm thinking yes I will be early and I was still able to go to Tim Horton's. However, as I got about to get on to the ramp, my car came to a screeching halt. I kept wondering what the G is going on because all traffic usually stops at 8 mile. So I quickly, or rather slowly exited on to 8 mile. I kept thinking yup I'm cool, just zip through on the service drive and come back down to 75 after 7 mile. The reason is because traffic on 75 usually flows after the merger rather than before. However, dang it the ramp to 75 was closed on the service drive. Eventually this little scenic route I had taken took me out to Davison, so of course I was late for work by a couple of minutes. Now I find out, from Thumbs it was due to an accident which only opened up one lane on 75. Errr, this whole week has been filled with car accidents every time I drive to work. I had two accidents on Tuesday alone which backed up traffic along M-53 freeway. As soon as I got on 696, what do ya know, another accident this time at Dequindre. People need to like ride the bus or something to work.

I went to Boulan today to play some 2's. Dang it, went on the wrong week due to the Jambalya, only doubles that were a challenge were the Samoan Brothers. Oh well, Rob invited me to play on Sundays because only selected players get to play in that one. Anyone wanna go to test your skillz?

Southside