The record holder for the most chairs thrown in a basketball game, I believe.
Complete with a name change, to Bob Knight, He is/was well loved at Texas Tech. I believe his son coaches for Tech now. On a side note, a HS friend of John's and mine played basketball for Evansville '85-89.
We have a 12 day Baltic cruise scheduled too.... We're doing the June 12, 2010. Not sure how I'm paying for all of these.......Well, this is an interesting idea.......that is actually our 30th anniversary date.......We have a Baltic cruise scheduled for next summer and a REPO but once again our kids schedules won't allow it, so we're really in a spot (we love our family cruises), I don't think this date would work either because two of them are in classes in July....ARGH!
The kiddos are killing us with cruising. Every time Marcy finds a great price on a cruise I suddenly hear her cursing, followed by a, "ARGH! That's a week before the children are out on vacation!" I'm trying to figure out if I can yank them out of school and declare it a home schooling learning experience.
We have a 12 day Baltic cruise scheduled too.... We're doing the June 12, 2010. Not sure how I'm paying for all of these.......
It's also our anniversary on the 07/11 - I figured Kristin and Nick would want to choose a later date - but thye liked the date.....
Virgil
Ok - you have officially maintained your Indiana native status...
I used to go to the university all the time to hang out with a couple of my best friends. None of them played basketball, however.
By about Thursday of every cruise, my DH wants to book again too.......it only takes a few days of Magic!!!
Where in Indiana did Greg grow up????How can you grow up in Indiana and not know a little about basketball?
I live a rough life as the only Hoosier in DH family! They are all Buckeye fans.........................
Very true Greg. Afternoon/evening launches are a bear! Going to Titusville is pretty cool. The rumble is amazing. I grew up in Titusville (not that I brag about that)...my parents live in the same house they did when the first shuttle flew back when I was in elementary school. They have had windows and walls crack from all the launches. For years before the first launch they would test with dynamite blasts. It is true...for landings...you never get use to the sonic boom. No matter how hard you prepare.....it comes and it scares you to death. I can't count the number of times I've reminded myself it was coming and two seconds later I still hit the floor!
The kiddos are killing us with cruising. Every time Marcy finds a great price on a cruise I suddenly hear her cursing, followed by a, "ARGH! That's a week before the children are out on vacation!" I'm trying to figure out if I can yank them out of school and declare it a home schooling learning experience.
LOL -- this string made me laugh out loud.
Well, it makes it worse because he married a New Yorker who went to Northwestern -- so I know way more about midwestern college basketball than he does. The first year of our relationship really was rough, but I chose him over basketball.
The first time I heard the boom, I thought the world was ending. Seriously. It was 6 a.m. and I fell out of bed and ran outside to see where the bomb had hit.
My kids have actually physically injured people when the shuttle re-enters.
I wonder if Florida hospitals have kept track of sonic boom-induced heart attacks? Because I'm sure that's how I'm going.
It's that transatlantic cruise. It's killing me. I really am considering homeschool just so we can go on that cruise.
Just a little North of Evansville, right near the tri-state tip. I know a little about basketball, like that it's round, and bounces, and I have to throw it through the hoop. Other than that, though... Nothing.
Ok - you have officially maintained your Indiana native status...
You're not wasted on me . . . .
A friend of ours used to be the basketball coach there!
