So I have decided t
hat I am very emotionally involved with the series between the Phoenix Suns and the San Antonio "Dirty" Spurs. I have a love for sports, and I especially love my Phoenix Suns. I am so disgusted with the NBA right now that i feel like I could vomit. Commisioner Stern is a joke, and his little "letter of the law" bs needs to go. He is being a needy dictator who is deciding a basketball series on his own. Last night the NBA got exactly what it was looking for, and gave a gut shot to the Suns and possibly ruined what was our best shot at an NBA Championship. All this because of "Cheap Shot Rob's" elbow to a true good guy of the game, Steve Nash.
As soon as the Suns are out of the playoffs, which they still have a legitamate shot at beating the Spurs, I will boycott the NBA. Stern and his little crony Stu Jackson need to get off their high horses and start to use their brains when it comes to making some crucial decisions when it comes to suspensions in the Playoffs.
At some point Stern is going to have to use that peanut of a brain of his. He is making a strong case for all of those conspiracy theories being true. Are they?
Go Suns!! I do still believe that they can come back and take the series, and then in the end we will get the last laugh.
This last week my wife lost a fair amount of the wisdom that she has. She had all 4 of her wisdom teeth taken out, and is not exactly feeling like a million dollars. She had all the normal side affects: chubby cheeks, alot of pain, more pain, and now some bruising. This has been a bit of a blessing for me though. Sounds weird, but I have had the chance this week to serve my wife in a new way. I recieve great joy in serving my wife, and taking care of her. It has brought a new perspective of what marriage is all about for me. I get to take care of her, not I have to, but I get too. That is part of marriage, taking care of the other when they need it. I have throughly enjoyed getting ice packs, making soup, going to jamba juice, letting her use my lap as a pillow, and most of all the extended time we got to spend together (even if she was out of it most of the time because of perceset).
It is these time in life that seem so meaningless that bring great joy to me. It is these time that really show me what it means to love my wife in sickness and in health. Now that she is getting better, I am trying to figure out what teeth come next so I get another chance to take care of her.
