Hello, readers. After a long summer hiatus, I'm finally back to my personal little blogosphere. I've finally reached my 300th post, so I'll try to make it count.
I've been all over the place since my last post, from South America to Broadway, but for the most part it's been a nice relaxing summer at home.
Shortly after my trip to Sunset Beach, I headed down south for some fun in the sun. I don't think I'll ever get tired of Central America. Panama is my new favorite country, aside from la France.
August brought about work changes. Familiar faces in new places. I'm with a lot of my old BF buddies here in Charleston. Miss my banking buddies heaps but I'm managing to keep in touch.
Labor Day was my annual pilgrimage to the U.S Open. I had day session tickets for the first time, and caught some great matches. Woz, Fed, and Serena. I didn't stay around to watch Serena because I had to haul ass into the city to see Cirque du Soleil Zarkana. It was quite a freakfest, and not to be missed.
This year's Broadway selection was not as eventful, but seriously, what could top getting Kristen Chenoweth and Sean Hayes autographing my Playbill? Certainly not Harry Potter singing. Stick to wizardry. I'm fairly certain that I was the only person obsessively checking the score for the South Carolina game on my iPhone in the theatre that night.
Yes, football season is finally here and it's been up and down. The Cocks are doing OK, losing only one game so far, but our best player was knocked out for the season last week. It's going to be a rough second half. To make things even worse, Clemson is still undefeated.
I'm happy to report that "Dexter" and "The Walking Dead" are back, the latter premiering last night. My Sunday nights are now complete.
Even more exciting, I just found out that there is a 5K Zombie run/obstacle course coming up early next year. It looks like a blast, and several of us are going to make the road trip to the backwoods of Georgia. Check it out at http://www.runforyourlives.com/. Good family fun.
I've been all over the place since my last post, from South America to Broadway, but for the most part it's been a nice relaxing summer at home.
Shortly after my trip to Sunset Beach, I headed down south for some fun in the sun. I don't think I'll ever get tired of Central America. Panama is my new favorite country, aside from la France.
August brought about work changes. Familiar faces in new places. I'm with a lot of my old BF buddies here in Charleston. Miss my banking buddies heaps but I'm managing to keep in touch.
Labor Day was my annual pilgrimage to the U.S Open. I had day session tickets for the first time, and caught some great matches. Woz, Fed, and Serena. I didn't stay around to watch Serena because I had to haul ass into the city to see Cirque du Soleil Zarkana. It was quite a freakfest, and not to be missed.
This year's Broadway selection was not as eventful, but seriously, what could top getting Kristen Chenoweth and Sean Hayes autographing my Playbill? Certainly not Harry Potter singing. Stick to wizardry. I'm fairly certain that I was the only person obsessively checking the score for the South Carolina game on my iPhone in the theatre that night.
Yes, football season is finally here and it's been up and down. The Cocks are doing OK, losing only one game so far, but our best player was knocked out for the season last week. It's going to be a rough second half. To make things even worse, Clemson is still undefeated.
I'm happy to report that "Dexter" and "The Walking Dead" are back, the latter premiering last night. My Sunday nights are now complete.
Even more exciting, I just found out that there is a 5K Zombie run/obstacle course coming up early next year. It looks like a blast, and several of us are going to make the road trip to the backwoods of Georgia. Check it out at http://www.runforyourlives.com/. Good family fun.
No comments:
Post a Comment