Well, all this eating and drinking had me feeling pretty crappy. I felt like I would need to be rolled out of here by the end of the trip.
Just got back from the hotel gym - awesome set up in there. Plenty of machines, plenty of bikes, plenty of treadmills, plenty of free weights, plenty of people. And I was one of them. Now, repeat the food and beverage portion. At least I don't feel like a total piece of doo-doo.
Headed to the MAT to meet some former teammates of mine from our days with the Silkworms. Bottoms up!
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Spare some change
Homeless people seem to be rampant in Dallas. Not that they are anything like the homeless in NYC, they are pretty nonchalant. They aren't up in your face, they ask for a quarter here and there, and they ask for donations for morning newspapers (the ones you get for free in the plastic containers - real estate, autos, etc.). All you need to do is walk past them. Some guy even read me poetry. I gave him a buck. I was duped.
There is, however, a large police presence in the downtown area. They are always around, whether it be on foot, bicycle, motorcycle, car, or van. They're all over, regulating on the homeless ass. There was a lady yesterday on a street corner, behind a bench, laying in the grass. It was brought to my attention by the five police officers who were trying to control the situation. All they needed was one - the woman wasn't moving and was covered in grass and dirt. I immediately began looking for blood but there was none. She was just assed out.
Homeless beware, the cops are out. In full force.
The homeless are fans of the Lakers/Celtics series though - there was a congregation of about four the other night for Game 5. They stood outside the bar and peered in through the windows. I told Lindsay that if I happened to be by myself, I would have invited them in and bought them a beer. Then I would have left, leaving them to fend for themselves.
They don't really sleep during the day like the ones in NYC, they're pretty active. They seem to always be crossing the street.
I'm a good soul.
There is, however, a large police presence in the downtown area. They are always around, whether it be on foot, bicycle, motorcycle, car, or van. They're all over, regulating on the homeless ass. There was a lady yesterday on a street corner, behind a bench, laying in the grass. It was brought to my attention by the five police officers who were trying to control the situation. All they needed was one - the woman wasn't moving and was covered in grass and dirt. I immediately began looking for blood but there was none. She was just assed out.
Homeless beware, the cops are out. In full force.
The homeless are fans of the Lakers/Celtics series though - there was a congregation of about four the other night for Game 5. They stood outside the bar and peered in through the windows. I told Lindsay that if I happened to be by myself, I would have invited them in and bought them a beer. Then I would have left, leaving them to fend for themselves.
They don't really sleep during the day like the ones in NYC, they're pretty active. They seem to always be crossing the street.
I'm a good soul.
World Cup Fever
I have no ties to the New Zealand or Slovakia. However, I found myself cheering when "the kiwi's" scored the match-tying goal two minutes into stoppage time to earn a draw with Slovakia.
Winston Reid scored on a header and I actually gave a fist pump. Weird.
These guys all have pretty cool names out there - Winston Reid, Rory Fallon, Vladimir Weiss. Not many Robert's or Mike's.
Good for the little hairy fruits.
Winston Reid scored on a header and I actually gave a fist pump. Weird.
These guys all have pretty cool names out there - Winston Reid, Rory Fallon, Vladimir Weiss. Not many Robert's or Mike's.
Good for the little hairy fruits.
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