Wednesday, September 24, 2008

13 Years in a row comes to an end


Around 9:30pm The Boston Red Sox officially eliminated the New York Yankees from playoff contention. While the Yankees did win their game in Toronto, the Red Sox did the same against Cleveland. Now some would tend to think that I would hop on the Red Sox bandwagon and root for them to win the World Series, but that would never happen! I would never root for the Boston Red Sox!!!! With that said, I have officially made my alliance with the Chicago Cubs. LETS GO CUBS!!!!!

Monday, September 22, 2008

Yankee Stadium



Last night we saw, what could possibly be, the last game ever at Yankee Stadium. Now mathematically the Yankees could still make the playoff as a wild card team, but they would need to win their remaining 6 games, including 3 against The Boston Red Sox, who have a 6.5 game lead on the Yankees going into tonights game against the Cleveland Indians. If Boston win tonight, then they will clinch the Wild Card thus ending the chance of The Yankees possibly making the playoffs.


As a kid growing up I have fond memories of Yankee Stadium. My father would take me to games almost once a month, and the one thing that I can say is that I never saw the Yankees lose in person. Being in the place that Ruth built, and being able to see future hall of famers such as Willie Randolph, Dave Winfield, Ricky Henderson all play in that place is will always be etched in my mind. The last game I was able to go to a Yankee game was in the summer of 1994. My father had just got called to glory and his best friend thought it was be a great idea to go to a Yankee game to get our minds off of everything. It was a great night, and it was a night that I would never forget. I plan to go back to the Bronx in November to officially say good-bye to a place that I dreamed of playing in, but obviously, GOD has other plans for me.


While there will never be another playoff game in the original Yankee Stadium, I will have plenty of playoff and World Series memories to last me a lifetime. Babe Ruth hit the first ever home run at Yankee Stadium, and Jose Molina hit the last home run, now thats something that he can tell his children and grandchildren for years to come.

Saturday, September 20, 2008

The Genesis...

Where do I start? Lets start with relationships. The one thing that I've never really understood is why you would let go of a good thing. I hear it a lot from my female friends that there are no good brothers left in the world, that chilvary is dead, and that blanka's aint ish. Well of course I disagree with that. For the past 2 years I was doing things that I had never done for a woman. Coming up with creative idea's for her, showing her that she was appreciated, showing her that I loved her besides always telling her, and it got me to this point in my life to where once again I was heartbroken. Now I could sit and say "the chicks aint ish" but where would that get me? having that attitude could cost me the chance of meeting someone new. Now I am still in my healing process, but at the same time, I cant close myself off to someone who might be interested in me. I'm honest with females when I tell them that I am not looking for a relationship at this moment, however, If things are going in that direction, who am I to reject what could be a blessing from GOD.

Now I will admit that I do have a lil school boy crush on a certain young lady, but I havent told her. I will in due time (I think that she knows, I think that she knooooooows...word to JT). Right now I am focused on the things that I have wanted to do, and the things that I have been called to do. God has connected me with people who line up with my destiny, and I cant miss out on an opportunity right now, but I will say this, If my crush looks at me the same way that I may look at her, then I am open to letting things happen the way GOD has planned.

BIG UPS:

1. The 2Live Stews, 1-4pm mon - fri on 790the Zone
2. DJ Princess Cut
3. The Chi-Town homie Latrice
4. My Word of Faith family (come visit sometime, we're right behind Six Flags)
5. Bishop Dale C. Bronner

Until next time, chase the vision, hold on to it, and never ever give up.