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Nov 30, 2008
Redskins Wk: Trampled by the "Giants"
While I was on my way home from New York, the Giants were in town trampling the Skins.

New York Giants running back Derrick Ward (34) carries the ball through Washington Redskins safety Chris Horton (48), linebacker Rocky McIntosh, rear right, and defensive tackle Anthony Montgomery, front right, during the second quarter of their NFL football game in Landover, Md., Sunday, Nov. 30, 2008. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

New York Giants running back Derrick Ward (34) carries the ball through Washington Redskins safety Chris Horton (48), linebacker Rocky McIntosh, rear right, and defensive tackle Anthony Montgomery, front right, during the second quarter of their NFL football game in Landover, Md., Sunday, Nov. 30, 2008. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
Nov 24, 2008
Redskins Wk 12: With much insight, they caught the Hawks

Washington Redskins wide receiver Santana Moss catches a pass with Seattle Seahawks cornerback Kelly Jennings defending during the second quarter of an NFL football game Sunday, Nov. 23, 2008, in Seattle. Jennings was called for interference, setting up a touchdown for Washington. (AP Photo/John Froschauer)
Nov 17, 2008
It was His birthday, but I enjoyed the gifts!!!
I recently wrote about people who do not say thank you. Less I fall into that group myself, I am saying thanks to my dear friends for a wonderful weekend.
Recently my friend called to ask what I'll be doing on the weekend of Nov 15. While I knew that is the weekend of my DH's birthday I told her I had no immediate plan. Her response was great how about joining a group of twenty to purchase some discount ticket to a matinées to see "The Marriage Counselor." To which I agreed; fast forward two weeks later when I gave her my payment and mentioned that it's DH's birthday that weekend and I was thinking about dinner after. She said great I'll get you some restaurant suggestions. We did not communicate with each via my work email until the day before the day before the play and I was off from work. I just happened to check my mail from home that morning and there was a message from my friend asking what was my restaurant choice and the arrangement to collect the tickets. I responded to her and saying I have decided to forget about dinner and I'll see her the next day.
We were a little late for the show so at halftime she said did you see my message about dinner after the show? To which I responded and she said "well you better unforget about dinner since I went through the hoops to make reservation at McCormick and Schick. Mind you I already told DH's buddies that we'll stop by after the show.
Fast forward we had a great meal and then the bill. I place my card in the holder and before anyone else could look at it the server took it away and charged it all. For reimbursement the other diners at the table gave me cash and a check which my dear friend coordinated. After leaving the group and I checked the total she had given me the total for the bill and then invited us over for homemade dinner.
Us Redskins people showed up at those Cowboys people home for dinner with a warm sweet potato cake in tow. They made one of the dishes I like very much Jamaican oxtail and red beans and rice. After making another of my concoctions for cold, confirming that she intended to pay for dinner and having some great fellowship we called it a night and sealed a great weekend at the halftime of the game. So to that great group of friends I say many thanks and happy belated birthday my love. In response to my thank you this is her message. "You guys are more than welcome... You both are very special to us and we appreciate the great friendship we share... I truly enjoyed the weekend.
Thank you for making my cold remedy -- I made it into work today because of it, I'm sure... I am feeling much better - which surprises me. My body was not aching when I woke up this morning. So to great friends and beautiful relationships, I say thanks. Take care and stay well, Del.
Recently my friend called to ask what I'll be doing on the weekend of Nov 15. While I knew that is the weekend of my DH's birthday I told her I had no immediate plan. Her response was great how about joining a group of twenty to purchase some discount ticket to a matinées to see "The Marriage Counselor." To which I agreed; fast forward two weeks later when I gave her my payment and mentioned that it's DH's birthday that weekend and I was thinking about dinner after. She said great I'll get you some restaurant suggestions. We did not communicate with each via my work email until the day before the day before the play and I was off from work. I just happened to check my mail from home that morning and there was a message from my friend asking what was my restaurant choice and the arrangement to collect the tickets. I responded to her and saying I have decided to forget about dinner and I'll see her the next day.
We were a little late for the show so at halftime she said did you see my message about dinner after the show? To which I responded and she said "well you better unforget about dinner since I went through the hoops to make reservation at McCormick and Schick. Mind you I already told DH's buddies that we'll stop by after the show.
Fast forward we had a great meal and then the bill. I place my card in the holder and before anyone else could look at it the server took it away and charged it all. For reimbursement the other diners at the table gave me cash and a check which my dear friend coordinated. After leaving the group and I checked the total she had given me the total for the bill and then invited us over for homemade dinner.
Us Redskins people showed up at those Cowboys people home for dinner with a warm sweet potato cake in tow. They made one of the dishes I like very much Jamaican oxtail and red beans and rice. After making another of my concoctions for cold, confirming that she intended to pay for dinner and having some great fellowship we called it a night and sealed a great weekend at the halftime of the game. So to that great group of friends I say many thanks and happy belated birthday my love. In response to my thank you this is her message. "You guys are more than welcome... You both are very special to us and we appreciate the great friendship we share... I truly enjoyed the weekend.
Thank you for making my cold remedy -- I made it into work today because of it, I'm sure... I am feeling much better - which surprises me. My body was not aching when I woke up this morning. So to great friends and beautiful relationships, I say thanks. Take care and stay well, Del.
Redskins Wk 11: Fence broken, lassoed and barbered by the Cowboys!
Greetings,
If you are a Redskins fan like me you are as dejected as I am. Can someone please tell me what happened in that game? I was so angry my head hurt. They did not even show up at their own stadium, could not convert on the defense created turnovers. And maybe I am dreaming but didn't they say that Campbell has a strong arm, if so then why is it that we had only one long pass which was incomplete? Also I thought that was Romeo's first game back? Hopefully they can answer all these questions in the coming weeks. I love this from House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, "despite the victory the era of cowboys in washington is nearing an end."

Dallas Cowboys tight end Martellus Bennett (80) scores a touchdown against Washington Redskins safety Chris Horton, left, and safety LaRon Landry, center, during the fourth quarter of their NFL football game on Sunday, Nov. 16, 2008 in Landover, Md. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
If you are a Redskins fan like me you are as dejected as I am. Can someone please tell me what happened in that game? I was so angry my head hurt. They did not even show up at their own stadium, could not convert on the defense created turnovers. And maybe I am dreaming but didn't they say that Campbell has a strong arm, if so then why is it that we had only one long pass which was incomplete? Also I thought that was Romeo's first game back? Hopefully they can answer all these questions in the coming weeks. I love this from House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, "despite the victory the era of cowboys in washington is nearing an end."

Dallas Cowboys tight end Martellus Bennett (80) scores a touchdown against Washington Redskins safety Chris Horton, left, and safety LaRon Landry, center, during the fourth quarter of their NFL football game on Sunday, Nov. 16, 2008 in Landover, Md. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Nov 4, 2008
Do you always remember to say thanks?
I would like to say thanks to the judges at my polling place. Often times they get the wrath and rudeness of unappreciative voters. Having served as a judge before at a general election time I can say that it is really a sacrifice for some people to do that task. They are required to be there one hour before the polls open and remain there until the votes are verified. For most of voting judges that entails standing for the entire day except for half of an hour lunch break and maybe a bathroom break.
I entered the line at my polling place at 3:25 and was out of the voting booth by 4:00. I guess most people did not take any chances and did it this morning at which time I heard the lines were down the streets. So gain thanks for a job well done to those election judges.
Do you always remember to say thanks? No really, do you? I attended many events where gifts and sometimes food were contributed and I did not receive a note of thanks. Am I expecting too much or is that the new norm? Because I usually talk about people who are like that I feel obligated to highlight a thank you know we received recently.
Because of an incident I mentioned recently involving some children I had vow not to attend any more children functions, especially since I have none of my own. However, when the parents of one of our godchildren invited us to their birthday celebration we could not resist. Another time I will tell you why I felt obligated to be there. We showed almost at the end of the party with our gifts, no pans or boxes in tow, ate and left.
Then we received this little card with the words “thank you” outside and a personalized note inside. I felt warm and fuzzy; “God daddy… Auntie Del, thank you so very much for coming to our ‘Funners’ Spiderman/Princess B-day party. Thank you for the wonderful gifts also. Auntie Del my mom has put away my learning laptop. I hope to play with it soon. How far away is Christmas, Auntie? I do enjoy playing with my brother’s speed racer hot wheels though.
Thanks again for celebrating with us. You truly made our special day extra special. We love you very much.” Thanks Ms. J.
Call me corny but that really made my day. You do not know what it may take to make someone’s day, so why not go ahead and be courteous and thankful always. So while you await the results and even after remember to smile and even to the naysayers, go ahead and say thanks. Until next time take care and stay well, Del.
I entered the line at my polling place at 3:25 and was out of the voting booth by 4:00. I guess most people did not take any chances and did it this morning at which time I heard the lines were down the streets. So gain thanks for a job well done to those election judges.
Do you always remember to say thanks? No really, do you? I attended many events where gifts and sometimes food were contributed and I did not receive a note of thanks. Am I expecting too much or is that the new norm? Because I usually talk about people who are like that I feel obligated to highlight a thank you know we received recently.
Because of an incident I mentioned recently involving some children I had vow not to attend any more children functions, especially since I have none of my own. However, when the parents of one of our godchildren invited us to their birthday celebration we could not resist. Another time I will tell you why I felt obligated to be there. We showed almost at the end of the party with our gifts, no pans or boxes in tow, ate and left.
Then we received this little card with the words “thank you” outside and a personalized note inside. I felt warm and fuzzy; “God daddy… Auntie Del, thank you so very much for coming to our ‘Funners’ Spiderman/Princess B-day party. Thank you for the wonderful gifts also. Auntie Del my mom has put away my learning laptop. I hope to play with it soon. How far away is Christmas, Auntie? I do enjoy playing with my brother’s speed racer hot wheels though.
Thanks again for celebrating with us. You truly made our special day extra special. We love you very much.” Thanks Ms. J.
Call me corny but that really made my day. You do not know what it may take to make someone’s day, so why not go ahead and be courteous and thankful always. So while you await the results and even after remember to smile and even to the naysayers, go ahead and say thanks. Until next time take care and stay well, Del.
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Oct 19, 2008
With some "Brown" nosing, the Redskins did it again!
Oct 13, 2008
Redskins: I was rammed too
Greetings,
I was so stunned yesterday I do not have words for the Redskins this week. But I will say this, never take anyone for granted!!!

St. Louis Rams wide receiver Donnie Avery (17) makes a catch on a 43-yard pass against Washington Redskins cornerback Leigh Torrence (29) during the fourth quarter of an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 12, 2008 in Landover, Md. The pass play put the Rams in field position for the game-winning field goal. The Rams won 19-17. (AP Photo/Nick Wass)
I was so stunned yesterday I do not have words for the Redskins this week. But I will say this, never take anyone for granted!!!

St. Louis Rams wide receiver Donnie Avery (17) makes a catch on a 43-yard pass against Washington Redskins cornerback Leigh Torrence (29) during the fourth quarter of an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 12, 2008 in Landover, Md. The pass play put the Rams in field position for the game-winning field goal. The Rams won 19-17. (AP Photo/Nick Wass)
Oct 6, 2008
Do you know the role of a Running Back?
Greetings,
The Headlines read: Are they for Real? While many are still uncertain about the Redskins and where they are heading. We as fans are truly enjoying what they are doing now and for as long as it last we will celebrate. By the way do you know the role of a Running Back? Here is a formal definition, I think with this information you can do a better job that Gov. Palin did answering the question about her role in the office she is seeking. So here is to the Washington Redskins and CP for a great game:
Jason Campbell #17 of the Washington Redskins congratulates teammate Clinton Portis #26 after his touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles on October 5, 2008 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images North America)
The Headlines read: Are they for Real? While many are still uncertain about the Redskins and where they are heading. We as fans are truly enjoying what they are doing now and for as long as it last we will celebrate. By the way do you know the role of a Running Back? Here is a formal definition, I think with this information you can do a better job that Gov. Palin did answering the question about her role in the office she is seeking. So here is to the Washington Redskins and CP for a great game:
Jason Campbell #17 of the Washington Redskins congratulates teammate Clinton Portis #26 after his touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles on October 5, 2008 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images North America)Sep 29, 2008
The REDSKINS have officially closed Texas Stadium!!
Did you see it?
Wide receiver James Thrash #83 of the Washington Redskins celebrates his pass reception touchdown against the Dallas Cowboys in the second quarter at Texas Stadium on September 28, 2008 in Irving, Texas. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
I love the way Randle El gave praise to source of all his strength in the post game interview. He made it plain that all his abilities come from the Lord who gives him all his strength. If you have the opportunity do look at that.
Wide receiver James Thrash #83 of the Washington Redskins celebrates his pass reception touchdown against the Dallas Cowboys in the second quarter at Texas Stadium on September 28, 2008 in Irving, Texas. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)I love the way Randle El gave praise to source of all his strength in the post game interview. He made it plain that all his abilities come from the Lord who gives him all his strength. If you have the opportunity do look at that.
Sep 22, 2008
Photo of the Day: Redskins Wk 3
Washington Redskins' Carlos Rogers (22) runs past Arizona Cardinals' Steve Breaston (15) and Larry Fitzgerald (11) after intercepting a pass during the fourth quarter of an NFL football game on Sunday, Sept. 21, 2008 in Landover, Md. The Redskins won the game 24-17. (AP Photo/Kevin Wolf)As I relish this this week's win, I am preparing my heart for Sunday's game. Romeo and company here comes the team. Let's get them boys!!!
Sep 17, 2008
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