July 28th, 2004
Get off my cloud.0 comments
July 21st, 2004
Father knows best.0 comments
July 14th, 2004
Forgive us our debts.0 comments
June 30th, 2004
Victory 20040 comments
June 23rd, 2004
The half-court game0 comments
June 16th, 2004
Scarier than The Shining | public figures, private thoughts...0 comments
June 9th, 2004
Can't get no satisfaction | public figures, private thoughts...0 comments
June 2nd, 2004
Standing in the Shadows of Love | public figures, private thoughts...0 comments
May 26th, 2004
It don't come easy. | public figures, private thoughts...0 comments
May 19th, 2004
Getting Settled In1 comment
[July 7th, 2004] Ow, my aching head. I haven't felt this bad since the morning after that night Jeff and I downed a half-case of Mickey's big mouths and two bags of double-stuffed Oreos over a pack of Dutch Masters. My ears are still ringing. I thought that girl was supposed to be some kind of nursing student. Didn't she ever hear of "first, do no harm"?
This whole boxing deal may be getting too rough. I've been taking it in the face more than Briana Banks.
My nose is starting to look like the "before" pictures of Paula Jones. My eye resembles the eggplant at Olive Garden. And as usual, after all that, the judges cheated me out of what was rightfully mine. Damn Canadians. They've played too much hockey with no helmet on. One of these days I may have to go back up there and hubcap a couple of them.
Oh, well. I'm not the only one taking the hits. I watch the news sometimes and see what the politicians around here are going through. I can sympathize. I know just what it's like when somebody close to you does something horrible. People automatically think you knew about it, even when you're completely innocent.
But I'm walking proof that you can make an Oregon comeback, no matter what's in your past. When all else fails, use the "bad" image to your advantage. When they boot you out of the MAC club, you can still fight your way back into shape in the WWE.
--Posted by Tonya at 12:44 am.
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