Loverboy said it Best

Everybody's working for the weekend

Everybody wants a little romance

Everybody's goin' off the deep end

Everybody needs a second chance, oh

You want a piece of my heart

You better start from start

You wanna be in the show

Come on baby lets go

Ever since I did my State of Peter I feel a little bit like I used a lot of my material. Sure I could blog about thanksgiving and I promised Kaylyn I would but I haven't been to motivated to do so. I wanted to mention a few things that have happened or that I've been thinking about.

• Some people wondered why I put a picture of the Million Dollar Man. Monday was the 15th anniversary of Monday Night Raw. It reminded me of five years ago when Jordan, Brett, Matt and I went across the street to watch the 10th anniversary. That night was stupid and boring but Monday's show was pretty funny. Dan was really impressed (more like amused by Ted Dibiase) and we love telling people (especially Kat) that "Everyone has a price.
• Occasionally you will tell a joke with such perfect timing that it is like a comedic Grand Slam. I felt I did that last night when I told the Joe Montana joke at dinner.
• B-Rock, Don, and my dad have all said no thank you for a road trip up to the BYU game. I'm hoping David Dickinson comes through. If any wants to go let me know.
• Speaking of five years ago, I ran into Amanda Haslam at church on Sunday. She was visiting from CA. Amanda remembers me from the old days. We got to chat a bit. I wonder if I am the same as I was five years ago.
• Wally Joyner was in the Mitchell report. I knew he would be. I am proud that Wally was one of the few people who admitted he'd made a mistake and was a man about it. Props to my favorite baseball player of all time. I was glad that Tim Salmon and Vlad Guerrero were not in there.
• Do you ever have those moments where you just can't help yourself. The roommates and I were heading to lunch on Saturday when we saw two people in a Volvo. They were a couple probably in college. They were "being familiar" with one another while waiting for a traffic light. So what do I do. Naturally I honk at them. The driver acknowledged this with his middle finger. It was fantastic. I should probably stop doing stuff like this.
• Danielle tagged me. I will very thoughtfully address this next week.
• Have a tolerance free Friday!

-Peter