Before you read any further, no, this is not a post on how much I think Albert Haynesworth is worth money-wise. What I'm talking about is a lot more deep.... So here we go.


On Friday, the 20th (my brother's birthday). I get an email at about noon, saying that Albert Haynesworth will be hosting a shoe drive on Tuesday the 24th and will be signing autographs for each pair of shoes donated.... And I thought,"How cool would that be, to meet Albert Haynesworth and get his autograph and everything." Keeping that thought in mind, hours past and I eventually went to the Cookeville Bible Study, which was very excellent. I came home, stopping by a Kroger's to do a little prank on my favorite Higgy Baby. I went to sleep and the next day, the thought came to mind... "Hey..... we have some shoes that need getting rid of.... we could go over there and meet Haynesworth and give the shoes to a good cause!(SolesforSouls)" Long story short, I begged my mom for the better part of 3 days and she finally budged Monday and so yesterday (I'm saying this at 1 AM) we went to see Haynesworth.



I had a lot of mixed emotions going to see Haynesworth... Some excitement, some anxiousness,etc.... I was trying to figure out what to say, what not to say.. and my mind was jumbled. Sure, I knew Haynesworth was just a man. But this was my first time meeting someone of such importance.



We finally got there, and we got there at the right time... There was no line for Haynesworth, because they were just winding down. I let my family go first, for reasons above. And I saw his smiling face look down at my 2 little sisters, and he gently said "What's your name?". Sarah, the eldest of the two, barely got her name out, and then Hannah couldn't even speak.... It was one of those priceless moments. A few moments passed as he signed my sisters' and brother's footballs that we had just bought. And it came my turn. I promptly gave him my football, and he complemented just how stylish it was (picture can be seen below). Then he signed my mom's, and then we got to take a picture with Albert. I ended up right next to him, and he was humongous. But behind that huge 6'6 320 pound frame, there was a nice guy.




On the ride home, I got to thinking..... How many people get out there and do that type of thing? How many people sit inside a building for 3 hours, signing autographs for charity? It doesn't seem like many anymore. What with the Pacman Joneses and the Michael Vicks of the NFL. People tend to think there's nothing good that comes from it. But it's those,like Albert that do things for their community that put a smile on my face.And that's what makes watching these guys worthwhile.... Knowing that they don't just do everything for money, they do it for enjoyment, for a better community, and hopefully a better tomorrow. With people like Haynesworth out there, it gives you some hope on humanity. Well, I'm done ranting for the night... Enjoy your middle of the night.

Here's my new playlist consisting of Techno and Acapella. I'll add to it every now and then. Enjoy! :D

That was the most exciting Superbowl I've seen in a long time. Thanks to tivo,I got to see every minute of it. Since I was rooting for the Giants,(because the Patriots are cheaters)I have no voice whatsoever this afternoon. Congrats to the Giants for showing the Pats that cheaters never prosper!


This time for song of the post, I'm not giving you 1,2,3, or 4 songs.... How about 28!








I also saw a hilarious commercial during the super bowl (actually several). It was my favorite commercial ever.

They're amazing







Blue Man Group-Baba O'Riley

Well, over the last few days, there have been some who have had bad experiences at school and so on. I will not name them, but I'm pretty sure they know who they are. So, in a poor attempt by a half-wit court-jester, here are some things that are going on/have happened that are quite funny.

As you all know Fred Thompson is running for president and is a Tennessean. Here are some of the lines I've heard thus far. "Fred Thompson, Kill the Terrorists,Secure the Borders, Punch the Hippies". I also saw a youtube video (can't find it now) called Fred on. "Fred ON, apply directly to the white house! Fred On,apply directly to the white house!" You get the point. There are many other jokes and such about Fred Thompson.

"The outgoing message on Fred Thompson's voicemail is, "How dare you try and disturb me! I'm not here right now; instead, I'm behind you with a shotgun and you won't live to hear the sound of the beep!"."You'd have to eat eight crowbars to get the amount of iron that's in one bowl of Fred Thompson"




In other news, there is a Quarterback in New York by the name of Jared Lorenzen, a stand-in for Eli Manning, has been given the starting job while Eli is recovering from a sprained shoulder. Because of his weight, Jared Lorenzen has been called a lot of names on the football field.

"Round Mound," "Hefty Lefty", "Pillsbury Throwboy",and "J-Load"


In other news, Dora the Explorer is a mexican imigrant.



That is all, and now to leave you with a song



Song of the Post: Moby-Lift Me Up