Cherry Coke, Easy Cheese / Ritz & Candy Corn

That's a white trash dinner if I do say so myself. I went to the store after work and after I put everything away I didn't feel like cooking any of it. Haha.

Time to practice. My dart throwing skills are that of a ... bad dart thrower. I've been throwing some tonight and by some I mean my arm is starting to hurt. I think my dart board is wondering why I'm mad at him. There's dart tips everywhere.

Back to important news ... John Mayer. I have decided against going to ACL. I have some friends going but I wouldn't go until later Friday night and my two choices of people to go with would rather fence each other with no protection than to see John Mayer. I heard ACL was like 100 times worse than CommFest so why deal with that for one hour of John Hottie Mayer?

And in other news .. my hot water is not just dripping in the kitchen now, it's a steady stream. Well, I'm not about to call in a little leak for the maint. man to come look at. I'd have to leave work, hide the boys and all kinds of BS. Mike came in yesterday, took his hat off and asked for a screwdriver. *awwww* He gets it all apart and goes "hmmm". So funny, so cute. He tried to help but the end result was just turning off the hot water underneath. So now when I want to do dishes, all I have to do is get on my knees & turn on the hot water from under the sink. I love that he tried. :)

I started to clean up my little patio today. I bought some bug killer and repellent. I sprayed a little and then screamed a lot. Lizards were coming out of everywhere. I scared the crap out of Brutus (and myself) when I ran in and slammed the door but boy did he have fun watching all the critters run around. I really just wanted to kill the 92837498123748 sugar ants that were out there but I think I got some lizards and several crickets too. Bonus!! And I might have gotten high too. That stuff stinks!

Time to shower, give the darts a rest and watch Laguna Beach!

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Don't give up on me yet. ;)

The concepts involved in a darter's stance at the hockey are generally misunderstood, taken too lightly, over-coached, exaggerated, sometimes ridiculed, and always scrutinized by others. How, where, and why a darter positions himself (or herself) just prior to the release of the dart towards the board has been, is, and will forever be, the source of continual controversy. However, some basic laws of physics and geometry will provide quick relief for the question "which is the best way to stand?".

The most popular form where the player places the right foot against the hockey and simply moves the left foot about a foot or so to the rear. By transferring the body weight forward toward the board, the heel of the left foot will rise, leaving only the ball/toe area in contact with the floor. You can also stand squarely at the hockey with the body weight evenly distributed between both feet. The toes of both feet are in contact with the hockey. The ball/toe area and the heel of each foot is in full contact with the floor.