Saturday, October 25, 2008

TCU vs. BYU

I have never seen so many children at a football game. It must be BYU! I especially loved seeing the "loud guy" with a baby strapped to his chest. We had a great time at the TCU/BYU football game Matt and I went with some friends from our ward who are all BYU fans and since Matt is going to TCU we had to be loyal. I wore purple and Matt wore his TCU hat in the mist of navy blue. We are all still friends in the end but we went home a bit happier or I hope we are still friends. They did boo at us. Thanks Barb for putting it all together! Also for the pictures which I stole from facebook:)Rematch next year!


Thursday, October 23, 2008

You might be wondering where the posts have been lately. If so, I will now explain. (If you have been wondering anything else you will find yourself somewhat disappointed). My mom and the kids came to town last week. During all of the fun and excitement we lost our camera. Thus, I have no pictures to share with everyone. And when there are no pictures, nobody reads the blog. And since nobody is reading this blog right now, I could say anything I wanted and nobody would know. Which is why I am now declaring that I have passed legislation to outlaw Canada and bombing will begin promptly. Wait, that's already been done. Never mind.

Anyhow, since the only people still here are those who actually read stuff, I thought I would offer you something special. I have been reading all kinds of interesting things for class of late. At the end of the semester, I plan to make some copies of things (authors all dead) and mail it to people I believe might find it worthwhile, and some who will have no choice in the matter. So, if you're interested in learning more about language, persuasion, and society as a whole, send me your address and I will get you some good stuff come December. I'll be sending some good articles from the likes of Kenneth Burke, Wayne Boothe, Michel Foucault, Richard (Dream) Weaver, and others. Just promise you'll read it so I'm not wasting my time and money. If send your address in the next 20 minutes, I'll even throw in one of my seminar papers, just in case you ever have trouble sleeping. You can email me your address for privacy: haybucker@gmail.com

In the mean time, I'll try to woo readers without the aid of pictures.