We have been very fortunate in our weather on football game days. So it was bound to happen, right? Last night we walked to the stadium and the weather was clear and cool but we knew it wasn't going to last. Sometime in the 2nd quarter, Chris showed me the weather on his iPhone (which is the coolest) and we were about to get hit with a downpour. The game was very close too. So I put my rain gear on (the rain pants were great). It continued a steady downpour for 3 hours. Oh yeah - we lost again. More than once during the evening I thought - next year, I'll have a valid reason not to be out in the rain all night. I won't take my little girl to a bad weather game.
The boys didn't seem to mind. They put on their ponchos eventually but here they are before ponchos. And talk about polar opposites - Mark ate ice cream while Matt sipped hot chocolate.
Saturday, November 15, 2008
U of L Rainout
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Ryder Cup, UofL Football
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Football Day
Another 12 hours of football - this time we had 2 games. Matt played and UofL played.
Highlights of the day included an 8:30AM football game "walk-thru" - I was cracking up. We all thought getting to the game by 10:00 would be a chore. OK I know we get to school by 7:30 everyday but it's Saturday which follows Friday which means no one went to bed in time to get up that early. The game was... painful. I think we lost 26-0 but at some point, I just started talking to other parents and hoping we wouldn't throw anymore interceptions. Might have been ugly if we had not done the "walk-thru". LOL
UofL on the other hand was a different team than last week. Now I know TN Tech U may not be as good as UK but when our QB threw rockets at the feet of our WR standing 10 feet away and now throws a "catchable" touch pass - That's improvement. Also - our kicker finally kicked in bounds. It only took 7 quarters. The stadium erupted. You can imagine if he has issues getting it between the lines that getting it between the poles for a field goal is not a sure thing.
And the tailgating was great!
2 Great Recipes our friend shared (sorry I didn't get the qty on the dip)- you have to figure it out
Splenda Brown Sugar + Fat Free = Great Fruit Dip
Use 2 packages of sugar free vanilla pudding mix in place of oil for brownies - she also used egg substitute and they were still good not as good as unhealthy brownies but the best healthy brownies I've had.
Friday, August 29, 2008
GO CARDS!
This is a big weekend in The Ville. No, it's not Derby. That's May. This is opening weekend of UofL Cards FOOTBALL season!!! woohoo!!! One of our favorite things to do is going to the very top row of section 212 and scream for 4 quarters. Now we don't always have something to cheer about (thank you Kragthorpe) but we can still yell and carry on with the best of them. Chris usually does the most yelling and his voice is usually raspy for 2-3 days. This year we are opening the season with the UK game. I think that's a great idea this year as we stunk it up so badly last year, the team is going to come out ready to get revenge. We have 40 hours until tailgating begins so I need to get busy with a plan for all day food!!!
Here's some pictures of the UofL games and tailgating from previous years!
He's soooo cool with his CARD tat and sideways hat!
Mario catching a nap before the game!
Mark is showing his speed!Marc, Susan, Terri and Chris @ WVU (That's an odd group of fans)! Do not send me hate mail - you set things on fire when you win???