Thursday, June 11, 2009

I Wanna Know What Love Is....

Well, I'll tell you what Love is.

love is confining yourself to a car with your beloved and his parents to drive 5.5 hours to Florida for his cousins wedding WHILE GAME 7 OF THE F&*^%#G STANLEY CUP FINALS IS ON!!!!

Yes,thats what Love is.


(Anyone out there who reads this who has my Number please feel free to text me updates...)


LET'S GO PENS!

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

"We'll meet you in the schoolyard, baby, for all the marbles on Friday night in Detroit." -- Mike Lange



Dear Rob Scuderi,
I will never EVER underestimate you and your skill on the ice again.
You are the reason we didn't lose last night.
You are the reason we forced a game seven.
You are the reason that the Red Wings didn't get to have the joy of hoisting up that Cup in Mellon Arena the second year in a row.
Thank you, Rob Scuderi.
Thank you.
Signed,
ErinPatricia, and the rest of Pens Nation.

15 down

1 to go

Friday night

Let's do it boys.

LET'S GO PENS!

...A Thousand Words...

Friday, June 5, 2009

In Memorium

Fantasy Author David Eddings passes away at 77

David Eddings, the acclaimed fantasy novelist and author of such series as The Belgariad and The Malloreon, has died at the age of 77. David Eddings was predeceased by his wife and writing partner Leigh two years ago.

David Eddings started his adult life as a college lecturer. However David Eddings soon found that writing was his main love, so he quit the job, worked at a grocery store to survive, while working on his writing.

The early efforts of David Eddings did not bear much fruit, producing one adventure novel The High Hunt, about a deer hunt that goes wrong. Then a chance encounter with a copy of The Lord of the Rings suggested to him that he should try his hand at fantasy.

David Eddings' first fantasy novel, The Pawn of Prophecy, was published in 1982. The Pawn of Prophecy was the first of a five part series called the Belgariad, a sweeping epic that centered on a young boy, raised in a peasant village, who turns out to be the hope of his world that is involved in a war of good vs. evil that not only involves nations, but ancient gods.

The boy of destiny and the cosmic war of good vs. evil are well worn themes in modern fantasy fiction. But David Eddings made the themes fresh with humor and sharp characterizations. The Belgariad spawned a sequel, the five part Malloreon, and several stand alone novels set in the same fantasy universe.

David Eddings also published two series, The Elenium and The Tamuli set in a different fantasy world and featuring a questing, medieval-style knight named Sparhawk. The Dreamers, another series set in yet another fantasy world, involves a battle of the gods and humans against an evil called the Vlagh.

David and Leigh Eddings also published a stand-alone fantasy novel entitled The Redemption of Althalus, about a thief who finds redemption fighting evil throughout the ages of his world.

Monday, June 1, 2009

Sunday, May 31, 2009

I am.

I am stunned.

I am sad.

I am frustrated and angry.

I am NOT giving up.

I am NOT losing hope.

I am a PENGUINS FAN.

Through thick and thin, through good and bad, through win and through loss...

I remain faithful.

Let's Go Pens.