It's possible she could be one of the few who like both teams. But I do remember her rooting for the Cards because we talked about it a lot during the Series. It was one of the things that made her one of my favorites.
But knowing your knowledge and incredible memory on such things, I'll concede that she rooted for the Royals too. Like I said before, she did move from here to KC so that would make sense. It might be where she was from.
I thought she was a Royals fan too, because she was from Kansas City or somewhere around there and I think she went to college there too. She's back teaching in the Kansas City school district and I've been trying to get in touch with her but haven't been able to.
OK! OK! She was a Royals fan. Quit piling on the underclassman! She DID root for the Cards in the Series. And I do remember both the pine tar and hemmoroid incidents. I guess that makes George Brett the first to "roid up". Now THAT was corny!
Your joke was funnier than mine.
"Otay Jeans"... can't recall... did they have anything to do with the Buckwheat fad that ran for awhile?
BTW... thanks for helping breathe some life into this forum, underclassman or not.
I haven't, JP. I thought about calling him today... hate to disturb him though if he's having a tough recovery. I may call tomorrow anyway. I'll let you all know if I talk to him.
Aaron, you are right. Otay Jeans is a Buckwheat thing. Specifically, an Eddie Murphy SNL Buckwheat thing. They did this parody of those pretentious Calvin Klien commercials. The camera starts at the feet and pans up but instead of it being a model it's Buckwheat wearing Otay Jeans.
The next Monday at school, several girls were wearing jeans with "Otay" taped over the label. Of course by "several", I mean "more than one". I think the fad lasted all of about 3 periods. Then it had to make way for break dancing.
I think we're gonna try to take an early summer vacation to the Gulf Shores area again. Anita has an aunt that lives down there & offers us free room & board! :)
We went last year & had a great time. It was our first real "official" family vacation with all four kids.
You know, actually Anita & I were really suprised b/c we expected to be exhausted when we returned last summer, but we weren't. I think it helped that we were pretty laid back the whole week... we didn't try to do too much at once. The children were obedient & did very well - even during the outlet mall shopping day! LOL!
Hey Aaron, do you know of any reasonable places to stay in that area. We have never been but I think my family would enjoy it. Let me know. I need all the help I can get!!!!
Bridget - we've really never priced any lodging down there since we've stayed with family. You might ask some of the guys on the Jacket-House Forum...they seem to be frequent vacationers to that area.
JP - you're right - you need a vacation AFTER the vacation!
Please remember Laith Adams ('89) and family in your prayers. His wife, Andrea Isaac ('91) died Sunday morning after battling cancer. Funeral arrangements are still pending, but will be available here.
Also, Laurette Lankford's father passed away last week, I know she'd appreciate your prayers as well. My apologies for not posting this last week. You may sign the guestbook and read the obituary for Mr. Lankford here.
