It seems to be getting a little chillier every morning, which only means one thing: summer is drawing to a close. What a great summer it's been. Here are some reflections/thoughts from summer in no particular order:
- People are generally in much better moods in the summer.
- There will never be a better song about the summer months than Summertime by DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince.
- It's always tough to say goodbye to good friends - especially the ones that you've been through enough with to know that they are indeed good friends.
- UDF is a saving grace for some many that call Oxford home.
- Baseball is still the greatest game in the world, even if the only playoffs that the Red Sox will be a part of will be in Madden '07.
- Skyline Chili is still beloved by Cincinnatians, but hated by those outside the Greater Cincinnati area, including me.
- I can't think of a single greater invention/innovation in the last 10 years that brings people (especially men) together in a more meaningful way than Fantasy Football. Strategy, sports, trash talk, competition, glory... beautiful.
- It's time we quit ignorning the correlation between gas prices and summertime. I know the laws of supply and demand. If more people drive in the summer (which they do) demand goes up. Does that mean there is a shortage of supply? Can anyone explain this? Anyone who thinks oil companies aren't laughing all the way to the bank are asleep at the wheel (no pun intended).
- Having someone to share your life with makes everyday better.
- Life never works out the way you planned it, but it always works out for the better.
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