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It’s been a long time coming… to say that the last few years of being a Michigan football fan, a Michigan native, and a Michigan alumnus was painful would fall short of being an understatement.  And to think that I had it bad as a student where it was a perfect season with a Rose Bowl win or bust.  The way we got to the Sugar Bowl was certainly not the way I wanted, nor was the win all that comforting- but a win is a win, and a BCS bowl win at that.  To say that every team that has won a BCS bowl game deserved it wouldn’t fall true, and it is certainly debatable whether we really deserved to be here in the first place.  But when life puts you in a good place and your life is on a winning streak, you don’t ask questions… you get up and run with it for as long as you can because a losing streak is inevitably right around the corner.

01/03/2012: Well, there goes eating healthy in 2012.... and drinking less beer. Aaron, "I can really go for some Jack in the Box tacos." Me, "Ooh, a Jack in the Box! Let's eat."

01/03/2012: Sugar Bowl @ the 'Stone with guest Michigan fans Will & Grace!

10/23/2011: Great sunny day is not so great football weather. Flag football at Polo Fields in Golden Gate Park.

San Francisco has 10 days of summer, spread out through the year but usually concentrated towards the end of October.  In Michigan, we’d call this an Indian summer.  I’ve heard people here say that it’s their Indian summer, but considering it never really gets cold to boot, I don’t think that’s technically the right term to use.

Today, was one of those SF summer days.  People usually try to take full advantage by going outside, laying out at parks, playing sports, or just soaking in the sun walking around the city.

10/23/2011: SF'ers enjoying "Sunday Streets".

10/19/2011: Sharing beer with coworkers for Roberta's good-bye party!

Today… I took a break from studying for Roberta’s going away party.  It’s always (well, not always…) sad to lose a coworker, but it’s especially sad when your firm is super small and it’s a person you worked closely with.  No one attempted the boot at Schroeders, but we drank enough beer to fill a few as a group.  Good luck to Roberta on her future endeavors!

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