hmmmm.....

So i've been a little M.I.A. for the past couple of months and haven't been blogging since early this summer.... I've had much much much going on in this time span, what with HIMYM starting their new season number 6, the Texas Rangers working hard towards the ulitmate goal for a baseball fan, the Alabama Crimson Tide working towards another National Title (I know they've got a loss already, but I figured they'd lose one in that stretch and they picked the right one to lose), and the switch to cheering for this LSU team and one of their very special fans... The Wing Expert is still "cooking" it up at work, I mean not all bloggers have to be unemployed and semi-lame right? But this Wing Expert is looking for something better (as it says in my bio) and needs to pick up the pace in order to keep up with broski and go sweep someone off their feet and move on out of here... Expect more to come in the future and tell your friends to check in please, and Thank You...

Wing Expert out!

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What are you smiling at?

Well I have been a little MIA for the past month or so, but I am here to give you an update on a (supa) great weekend. I had gone into the week knowing that I would be working a lot during the beginning of the week which would then lead to a Sunday off.. But as the work went on I saw an opportunity to take off the Saturday and enjoy a nice break off of work. Also opening up was a Tuesday which my softball team, which was coming off of a dominating win from the previous week, had their bye week. So I had a decision ahead of me with my 4 days off. I asked all week what I should do, but in my mind there was really only one place and one person that I wanted to see with my weekend off. So by the guidance of a fortune cookie I trekked alone to the sacred place of Tiga land. It was a fun, but solo ride out there. (you see I really like road trips, a lot) So I finally get to Tiga land and am immediately captivated by the massive stadium that sits just across the mighty Mississippi river. I wind around Nicholson street a little over anxious and finally get to the complex and sneak into the gates. I whirl around the turns and second guess myself and end up having to spin around a little. But I finally get out and stretch out my legs and am invited inside the casa. I catch up with the lovely aforementioned Mike the Tiga ;).... The weekend was off to a great start already and it only looked better after hearing of the plans for the rest of my time off of work, which included chilling. As a matter of fact it was a bunch of chilling with watching some baseball games, every night. (talk about a bomb weekend for me, hopefully it wasn't too boring and dull for my partner for this fun-filled weekend) So we watch the college World Series on the first night, a wonderful South Carolina victory over Clemson to put them into the championship game on Monday against the mighty UCLA Bruins. (GO SEC!) We missed out on the fashion show, but only because we didn't want to show up and put shame upon all of the models trying to fashion their wardrobe, because we totally rock. So then the weekend rolls along with a Dodgers vs. Yankees game on Sunday that turned from a pretty poorly fielded game to an exciting one with a Robinson Cano home run for my fantasy team!!! [which was totally called by Mike the Tiga ;)] I stick around for another day on Manday ;) by the gracious of the hostess and we get to watch an amazing South Carolina victory over UCLA, which we both jokingly said would happen but didn't truly believe it. Tuesday rolled up too quickly and I had to trek back home, I didn't want to leave and wished I could have stayed for at least one more night so that we could celebrate in the South Carolina victory that we both never thought would happen. (GO SEC!) But I cant go back and change anything about the trip and looking back I don't think I would want to. I had so much fun and want to express my gratitude again for allowing me to stay during my time off work. I also want to say that I am extremely excited for July 4, 2010 since I am having my Six Flags bubble bursted, and also want to say that I will never be able to watch a baseball game the same way. [hopefully I get to watch many more with her. :)] And that what was left behind was by far the best thing that I have ever left somewhere. Thanks again. :) :) :)

Also you may be asking why this post is titled, "What are you smiling at?" And the answer is I don't know, but to the person who asked the question I hope that you stick around with me and we can find out someday. :)


Wing Man OUT!!!

On a Jet Plane....

Well today was the day... The day I wasn't worried about until it had already crept up on me and run away without me having a say... I know this may come off as a little lame, which isn't my cup of tea, but spending this summer Han style could turn out being a little tougher than I expected. I know it has only just begun and I have 3 months to go, but they will be some tough 3 months and I will miss my bro. The one person that will do the crazy things that I do and not complain but join along and have fun with me. It's kind of hard to replace someone like that. The good thing is I don't have too, all I have to do is be patient and wait, then when my bro has enjoyed his stay in Europe and has returned back to "US" (get it?) we will be able to tear it up even more than before. We've already made plans for BR and are drawing plans for trips to Florida, Snookies, and of course VEGAS! So enjoy yourself bro, and when you return we can catch up from what we missed...

Was it worth it?

A question that I have heard numerous times over the last 2 days. Most likely you have been asked this question or even asked yourself this question (maybe as you are falling in and out of sleep while driving home from a sleepless night). I've worked 14 hours on sundays for about a year now and it really isnt too bad after you get started, it even gives me an extra day off. So I dont mind working all day sunday, but it gets tough if you dont get any sleep the nights before. I wont give out the specefic details, so that I dont get yelled at, but I arrived at broski's house friday and we immediatley took to the tennis court to obliterate some chikas that thought they could handle yours truly. After we had dispossed of the "brats" we took to wingstop then went back to the house to play some pong, which I am amazing at. The night flew by and everyone went home at 4 am. Through all the rain and exploding thunder I was able to sleep like a baby, even though my skinny butt froze. Woke up around 10 and with 6 hours of sleep I accompanied broski to eat and watch some quality college basketball. I wont get on my soapbox about my bracket since I agree with my dad that real experts cant predict "March Madness" but I will say that my champion, West Virginia, and somebody elses champion has already lost, Kansas. lol sorry just had to point that out again. But back to the question of was it worth it, you usually ask this as you are going through a rough next day after doing something the day/night before. I didn't have to drive 8 hours home, which I have decided I would rather work 14 hours than sit in a car for 8 hours through the snow. But knowing before what was going to be ahead the next day I stayed up Saturday night and drove back home at 10 on Sunday. I arrived in Mansfield a little after 11 and went to work at 12. The drive home was a blur since I was drifting in and out of sleep, but the work day was even worse because I had to figure out a way to stay awake and keep my speech from slurring. So I tried to stay awake by texting some of my friends and was asked by some of them, "Was it worth it?" and my answer for all was yes, except broski's his was only Hell YA! And I stand by that and say hell ya it was worth it.