Showing posts with label spring trip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring trip. Show all posts
Monday, April 26, 2010
Taking a few days off...
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
The Next 40 Days...Or Thereabouts
So, where does that leave Spring? Well, there is the NCAA tournament, which means agonizing about brackets and having some team screw up the entire thing, the NHL and NBA playoffs are just around the corner, and hopefully, the Canucks and Avs can put on good showings. Also, I hope that the Trailblazers can avoid any more injuries as they limp towards the stretch. Baseball season is near, too, which means the "Pucks" part of the blog will soon turn over to "Rocks," as well as some new complaining. There is also the semi-annual trip to Portland, OR, which may be the last trip there before I move out of Kansas City, with Portland being the likely destination. Yes, sir, these will be a fascinating 40 days or so with a possible bang to the beginning of Summer. Stay tuned.
Labels:
baseball,
hockey,
Portland Trailblazers,
spring trip
Sunday, February 14, 2010
The Great Debate: MDF or no MDF?
Since I'm having trouble coming up with something hockey related (without mapping out the entire idea), for the first post of this, the Pucks and Rocks blog, I will instead, write about something that I am debating about doing this Spring. So, some back story: last year, I had a chance to go to Maryland Death Fest. So, what stopped me from going last year? Well, I ended up making the decision to go to two Pagan Fest shows in Seattle and Portland, which would have, in effect, left me with little money for MDF. Those shows were the week before MDF, so theoretically, I could have still gone. However, something else got in the way, that being my niece in New Mexico was graduating high school that weekend. Now, on to this year's MDF: right now, nothing's really blocking that opportunity, aside from the urgency to save so I can eventually move. Obviously, how much I save between now and the time I make my decision will determine what I do for staying arrangements and tickets to the show. Of course, if something else comes along, then there's no telling what will happen.
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