I’ve got Gone With The Wind on now. It’s on TNT. Later on, I’ll probably make some bread (I’m getting quite good with the breadmaker), floss my teeth, try & rebuild my address book, and…well, anything else except watch that game.
I used to looooove the SuperBowl when I lived in DC, though. That’s because at the time the Redskins were actually in it frequently and I could spend a whole day shopping without having to stand in a single queue
I would watch it, but I have no TV. I’m a pretty confident woman, but if you think I’m wandering into a bar by myself on Superbowl Sunday, you are INSANE!
::eyeballs Crunchy:: No, dahling, you don’t belong in here.
Actually Persephone, I was thinking of you before. I was going to make a thread that said: “I am not watching the Super Bowl and I’m damned proud of it!”
And no, I’m not not watching because I don’t have a TV, or have to work, or didn’t pay the cable bill, or because my fave team isn’t in it. My state’s team IS in the game, but I still refuse to watch. I hate sports.
I’m gonna watch a bit of Gone with the Wind. Read the book last year. And I want to watch the rest of Head. And work on a French essay. Ugh…
We don’t watch sports at home, though we’re not adverse to going to one of the Oklahoma State football or basketball games since I get the student tickets. But the Superbowl? Feh.
I have a paper to write and a presentation to research and homework avoidance to practice.
Sitting here at my desk. No TV in the office. A friend just called in and asked “So, you have to work huh? I called you at home and you didnt answer. Why didnt you take the day off?” (sounds of a party in the background) “Well, I need to go tap the second keg now…” He then passes the phone around the house of half drunken persons who are explaining how sorry they are that I cant be there and teasing me about missing the nachos and little smokies in BBQ sauce.
Just a little, Im catching Survivor II & for some reason its starting at 7pm, right after the bowl game, but you know how those are, could be overtime.
a) I have tons of homework
2. I think most Atlantans have given up on pro football. We’d rather not think about the sad fact that we are home to the Falcons.
I plan to get my work done, goof around on the internet, occasionally wander in the kitchen for some snacks and a glimpse at a commercial or two, and wander back to things that actually interest me.