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* My favorite Olympic blogger, Dan Steinberg, now has his own full-time sports blog, er, bog (I wonder how his editor at the Post sold that one to him. "Gee, Dan, you did such a great job in Turin that we don't want you to be a real journalist anymore..."). It's good reading, especially if your a Nats-Caps-Skins-Wiz-Mystics-United fan (or a fan of any number of local colleges, or good beer, or cheese).

* Business has picked up a bit lately, although nothing huge. I guess it's more the fact that I'm not hemorrhaging newsletter copies anymore rather than actually having an increase in business. I definitely won't make my profit numbers (I would if these folks would clue me in on their status), but I'll be in the black. And the year's not over yet.

* For Those of You Who Don't Read the Blathering in the Comments Section Part 1: Our new neighbors are now our old neighbors. Poof! Just like that. We came home from Vegas and they were gone. Apparently (according to Lois, the house's owner) they had some difficulty paying the rent. As in any of it.

* For Those of You Who Don't Read the Blathering in the Comments Section Part 2: Yes, Barney blew our big chance to be idiots in front of a lot of people. Although he claims otherwise, if it wasn't for him, we would have been able to race in The President's Race at RFK (Note to Barney: Didn't I warn you that any shenanigans might get Stephanie in trouble? And that we should behave? But nooooooo, you had to flash that big goofy mischievous grin of yours when she asked if we were up to something).

* We've come to the decision that we're definitely moving out of this house at some point in the near future. Time to go. Will it be North Carolina? Or will it be somewhere in the D.C. area? That's still to be decided, but I think My Bethy needs--and deserves--a new house.

* Last year, before our wedding, I joking told everyone that we were going to Bethesda for our honeymoon. Well, ironically, we ended up in Bethesda for a long weekend on our one-year anniversary. We were playing in a charity golf tournament in Gaithersburg on the Monday after our anniversary, so we decided to spend the weekend up in that area anyway. We had a nice dinner one night, tripped into D.C. to see the monuments, and, of course, had our newly-traditional cheeseburgers and champagne. Good times. Oh, and I didn't destroy any moving vehicles during the golf tournament...