Icing

I texted you while I was drunk earlier.

I went to a party and fell asleep while texting other people.

When I got back, I fell asleep with Danielle, and woke up and went online.

I have nine tabs open in Firefox. One is a Yahoo! article about the Rolling Stones and YouTube. One is the Weakerthans' Wikipedia page. One is John K. Samson's Wikipedia page. One is the Wikipedia page on the Icing rule in ice hockey. One is YouTube. One is the Weakerthans' website. One is hulu.com, have you heard of it? I am watching Requiem for a Dream right now, and it is hi-res, and loaded really quickly. One is Facebook, edit profile. And the last one is this blog!

I am excited to finally learn the deal with Icing in hockey, which is similar to being aware
of the Offsides rule in soccer, or the 3-in-the-key rule in basketball. I learned that the little things in life please me the most. And it would be such an easy fact to learn, but I do think that most people get big picture fulfillment. I am more of the type to recall that the best parts of my life involved knowing the answer to Final Jeopardy, or throwing a Sprite bottle into a curbside garbage can from a moving car. Other best parts of my life involved meeting someone with the same birthday as me, eating candy, beating Kerem at racquetball, redeeming arcade tickets for parachute soldiers, and being dared to eat ants and doing it.

My favorite candies to eat are Twizzlers, Twix, Laffy Taffy, Charleston Chew, and Gummi Savers (I think they're called Life Savers Gummies now).