It’s a Friday night here in rural Douglas County, with the winter solstice, a full moon, and a meteor shower all hitting around the same time. I might even put on a jacket and go outside to see if I can spot any shooting stars, as the Earth passes through the seasonal debris field and attracts a few pieces of stray iron.
I’ve watch some sports today, a couple of Big 12 opponents, with Baylor knocking off Oregon, and now, Texas trying to maintain a decent pace with Providence. There will be some good games during the conference season, I’m sure, but I have to predict that KU will be the class of the Big 12 once again. If any school really pushes them this season, I have to say it will most likely be Texas Tech.
I wonder what your history books will say about this Big 12 season.
I wonder what you history books will say about this period of time in American history. Let me be straight about my perspective. Trump should never have been elected. He’s a con artist. He’s a buffoon. He’s in so far over his head that he might have to go to a helium-oxygen mix.
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Anyway, tomorrow is a cookie day. My sister, mom, and nieces are showing up to engage in a Christmas cookie extravaganza.
I’ll be engaged in sports observation.
Peace y’all.
