*Y-A-W-N*

Man, what a boring Super Bowl.  First three quarters were terribly boring.  True, Jacobs ran over a few Patriots and that was pretty good for about hmmm five seconds.  It wasn’t until the Fourth Quarter did we start to have some drama.  Even the commercials were bland.  Other than the Diet Pepsi Max “Night at the Roxbury” commercial all the other ones were a waste of money (I will agree the Terminator verse Fox Robot promo’s were pretty good but I don’t really consider them true commercials).  Then again, something could be messed up in my noggin.  When they showed the URL so viewers could replay the commercials I somehow parsed it out to be: myspace.com/super-bow-lads instead of myspace.com/super-bowl-ads.  Darn that shifting ‘l’. 

• Location.  Location.  Location.  Those are the three most important rules when buying (or selling) a house.  Granted it really depends on how you define “location.”  After we had a faucet that wouldn’t turn off, other than under the sink, it’s nice being located near a Home Depot.  After finding the part, I was able to fix the faucet in about 5 minutes.  Location.  Location.  Location.
• For those of you still trying to find that “special” valentines spot for your beau – don’t forget about Chipotle’s Valentine special!  Buy a $10 Gift card between February 1st and 12th, then bring the receipt on February 13th or 14th and receive a free burrito.  YUM! 

And this is another reason why…

•  Japan is so cool
• You never trust these type of places – it’s better to just bride whatever computer geek you know with food and/or alcohol
• Increasing the amount spent per student doesn’t work.  D.C. is still last compared with other states (ack!  I’m comparing D.C. to a state!!!!!  ) Oops I forgot that “throwing money at a problem” is usually the first answer to most problem solving experiences.