The Day at Lambeau

Tuesday, September 25, 2007

What better way to spend the day than going to the Atrium at Lambeau to check it out properly for the first time? Thinking about where to have lunch and spend what could have been a wet and windy day was easy knowing that we hadn’t actually had a good look around the venue that brought us some 15,000 miles in the first place.

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Legends of Lambeau Parade

Monday, September 24, 2007

I have entered this today as I have been waiting on pictures that will complete the story with the justice it deserves.....

Pick the odd one out of this sentence and you’ll get a feel for the sort of day we had on Saturday. Bart Starr, Paul Hornung, Jerry Kramer, Max McGee, Fuzzy Thurston and The Scullino Family. Can you see it? If you’re American then I’m sure you can. If not, try this – Don Bradman, Greg Norman, Pat Rafter, Johnny Raper, Tony Lockett and The Scullino Family. Can all of our Australian friends see it now? No? Ok, this is the last time and I’ll do my best to make it as simple as I can. Legend, Legend, Legend, Legend, Legend and The Scullino Family.

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Week 3, Chargers

Sunday, September 23, 2007

Who wishes he wore shorts to the game today?

Me and about 10,000 other people I’m sure. Talk about unexpected weather. All we ever hear from people here when referring to the weather is “you wait” or “have you brought your jackets?” The former is usually followed with a smile, giggle or hearty laugh as they look at us with friendly concern. Now I’m sure I’ll look back on this post in 8 weeks and wish it was as nice as it was today but for now I’m going to say if this is Wisconsin weather then give me more of it.

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A Well Deserved Break

Friday, September 21, 2007

This was a wonderful day. Tell me, do you have any women’s awards or Mother of the year awards or women’s magazine’s that pay respect to great women in the community? I ask because, as most of you have noted, Kelly has been so great to both the kids and I that she deserves something out of this too. Something that does not involve the 3 most beautiful, darling, caring, handsome men in her world. I mean the 3 humans that depend on her every second of the day.

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The Best of Both Worlds

Thursday, September 20, 2007

Is there anything more Australian than “Shrimps on the Barbie”? Is there anything more American than McDonalds? We certainly didn’t wake-up this morning planning to contemplate the merits of which foods remind us of which country. In going about our day however, we realised just how different our morning was to our afternoon.