Thursday, July 13, 2006

The Skinny on my life

So things have been going well for me the past few weeks, or almost a month I suppose. Platteville isn't exactly a bustling metropolis, so I stay out of trouble without even trying! I'd say that work has been pretty much the same. There are the usual ups and downs that come with a job that is dependant on the weather, but i keep myself busy for 45 hours plus a week. I have to admit that a lot of the 'barn yard humor' has become increasingly more and more hilarious. I say it's a combination of me being raised on a farm and getting them quickly and that they are, for the most part, just plain funny.

I'm also going to Chicago in a few weeks to go see my anual Cubs game. This year Matt, Christine (i hope I spelled that right), Kris, and I will be going to see the game. I find it funny that Christine and Kris have not been to a ballgame in an outdoor stadium, so I am pretty excited to be able to open them to the experience. It doesn't hurt that we'll be going to good old historic Wrigley, you know, only the place where Babe Ruth hit his famous 'called shot' in the 1932 World series. The Cubs are playing the Cardinals, so I don't expect them to win, but we got bleacher seats this year so it should be fun either way since I've never been in that section too!

Basic bleacher section rules: show up early and don't leave your seat because there are no assigned seats and if you move it, you lose it! Throw back all opposing teams HR, we don't want them.

Otherwise, I can't think of anything else exciting that has been going on. I'll just keep stayin' out of trouble.

-Otto

5 Comments:

Blogger Otto said...

2 posts in 1 day?!? What am I on?

8:48 PM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Do you ever expect the Cubs to win? Does it really matter who they play? Just a question. :-)

2:59 PM  
Blogger Otto said...

well.....right now I can only expect them to beat Pittsburg and maybe Florida. hehe....damn it!

5:18 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

A CNote:

Well, of the suckiness of the Cubs this year, they seem to suck the least against the Cardinals. So there's always hope.

There's always hope.

Yes, you spelled Christine correctly this time. :-)

10:00 AM  
Blogger Otto said...

Hoping is what we Cubs fans do best. As I told you once, forever is only a relative term as a Cub fan. We know how to wait, and no one can blame us for not being a true and loyal fan base. What else would you expect from fans of the oldest franchise in baseball?

12:13 PM  

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