Super Bowl and Yogurt
Today the girls and I watched football. OK, I watched football while the girls watched me. Not altogether true, but sort of.
In the morning I watched some of the preinaugural proceedings which were cool until I found out that they weren't allowed to show any of the concert performers because HBO had a deal to air them later on. But it was still memorable.
I was at Clinton's first inauguration as I happened to be in DC with The Secret Garden playing the Kennedy Center at that time. That was a day to remember. Thousands of people lining the Mall in a sense of anticipation. I'll never forget it.
Anyway in between Obama and Football, we took the baby outside for a nice walk (it was much more mild out than yesterday) and had a nice brunch with a good friend. It's always nice to get the baby outside for a long stroll or two, she loves it, looking around at all the sites. It's much more difficult given the temperatures but we keep her bundled up snug as a bug in a rug and she usually falls asleep within about 15 minutes of the walk. Sleeps so peacefully.
OK some updates:
Here are some links to stories about my concerts from Playbill.com
We've now got:
Lauren Kennedy set for 12/31,
Jenny Powers set for 2/7
and...the amazing
Julia Murney for 2/28. See the articles below.
Off to eat my yogurt, fat free, sugar free and down right tasty!
And as always...click me for tickets
Comments
Watched the Obama HBO special as well. (Was really hoping that U2 would sing "One", but still a great event !!!)
Then, was football time---(as much as Keona would let me watch it, while doing Disney Princess puzzles all day !!! (but wouldnt give it up for the world !) I have been a Steeler for almost 30 years now, so needless to say I am VERY excited, but I think Warner and the Cards have some "mojo" going on.
Only difference was the food--- Pork Chops and then "Apple Jacks"...LOL
Andrew
Watched a little football today myself. I was quite sorry to see my dad's hometown Iggles throw it away (quite literally). At least the Phillies won the World Series.