Well, it's a new "most tragic day in America" today. It's also my birthday. Quite strange to try and shuffle the two. Both towers of the WTC were destroyed, the Pentagon was hit, and there are most likely thousands dead. I've been in front of the tv most of the day in a state of disbelief. There have been moments that I've started to really worry about war and further attacks. I still don't think it's sunk in yet. The nations airways are SHUT DOWN. There is not a single airplane in the sky as I write this. That is unfathomable. This is truely a global event. From now on, my birthday will be associated with this catastrophic event. How awkward. My head can't get around all this yet...God, save our nation.

Stupid Badgers. Had a GREAT first half and then convene after halftime to absolutely blow it. They get ramshackled at home. Oh, well...they're young and the 2 stars (Davis and Lee) performed very nicely. The next few years should be interesting.

I also noticed that when "my team" loses, I'm affected much more than when I watch a "bad" movie. I get mad, violent, angry, I cuss, etc. Every time the announcer says something to bug me I want to go and kick him in the... I guess what I mean is that sports are entertainment as well and I really need to judge whether watching them helps or hinders me. I LOVE watching sports, but can I handle it when my team loses? hmm...

Check out my other Blogspot. I linked to it. I hope it'll be really good because it's about my youth group and our progress and whatnot.