I know, I should be flogged for my blogging-absence, but time has been a short commodity for me this past month. I am about to open in a great show at the Capital Rep Theater in Albany, NY and I encourage everyone to check out www.capitalrep.org and click on "Five Course Love." (Also, I am on a dial-up connection and it sucks!) 10. The fact that I have not put up a posting in nearly a month because I can't think of anything to write since I am trying to memorize 250 pages of text for the show I am in. 9. Being 6' tall isn't always a good thing. Case in point: the goofy stride of Maria Sharapova at Wimbledon, chasing for those well-placed shots. 8. They say breaking a mirror means 7 years of bad luck. With that in mind, does it mean the 7'x 10' mirror I smashed when I fell in to it last night mean I'll have 70 years of bad luck? 7. Driving home from the grocery store last Sunday, I thought I accidentally joined an Italian Pride Parade mid-route...not realizing that I missed the World Cup Finale and was in the middle of a celebratory riot. 6. It really is a Red Sox nation. After attending a game at Atlanta's Turner Field in June, there were more Boston fans there than Braves fans. (Considering the season Atlanta is having, I guess that shouldn't be too shocking.) 5. I still can't get in to baseball the way I can follow football, but at least they do everything possible at baseball games to make sure you have a great time. (The Napoleon Dynamite dance break in the 6th inning was an instant highlight!) 4. What will happen to the Northwestern Wildcats after the death of Randy Walker? What happens to any team when they loose their ultimate captain? 3. How many more days to NCAA Football kickoff? 2. Is it wrong to date someone because he can get you US Tennis Open tickets? 1. I started watching Celebrity Poker on Bravo and ESPN and actually love it! Does this mean that ultimate dominos are next? I know this is a rough blog entry, but I was missing the conversation...but I plan on being more punctual once the show opens on the 21st! Cheers blogging nation!