I, too, liked our offensive game plan from last year. Mixed up the offense very well, defense had to honor our play action threats to run the ball.

Our pass/run ratio was 58%/42%, almost dead on the 56%/44% historical analysis from previously well-flogged posts.

It is very pleasing that you have come to see the light, finally! [grin1]

Right now he's in the, ahem, doghouse. A few weeks ago I fell (tripped over the carpet again) and broke my glass frames. 200 bucks, though fortunately didn't have to replace lenses. Now, last night, I get up for my usual geezer pee, and discover I can't find my glasses. Stagger blindly to and from bathroom. And begin a search of my bedroom, etc., by doing my dog imitation (butt in air and face about three inches from the floor, since that's how far I can see without my glasses). Eventually discover glasses in dog's bed. One lens out, both of them scratched, and the frames...well, lets just say they looked like a well-chewed rawhide bone.

I'm hoping that the scratches will be only in the "non-scratch coating, but I fear that at least one of them is going to have to be replaced along with the frames. And if it's both, we're talking about a thousand bucks.

Shit. Pinhead dog should run for Congress.

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Wade - your dog is smart. He knows you need your glasses to leave. So if he hides/ruins your glasses, you can't go anywhere.

Makes perfect sense to me.

In other words, you need to keep your glasses away from your dog just like WPR's family needs better techniques to keep their food away from their dog.

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"Is Vikesrule still secretly in love with Rubley?"

That was NEVER a "secret!" LOL!

Well....with me, things are not so great. I'm not sure what's going on, but i am having SERIOUS problems with my memory. I have had this before (right around when my heart was bad) but this is REALLY bad. Some examples, forgetting to turn off the stove when i'm done cooking, taking things out of the fridge and then looking in the fridge for what i just took out, and cussing cause i can't find it......then turning around and seeing it on the counter already.
These things are happening every day now.

And all of you, please pray for my wife's job situation. Unemployment ran out as of this week, and she has been "pounding the pavement" trying to get work. She had an interview yesterday for a job at the very building that she worked at for the last 17 years. It was bought by a different company, and she would love to be "home" at the building she worked at for all those years.

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