I really do hope the Colts win on Sunday



Danny Webber, a terminally ill 74-year-old man from the Indianapolis area, has asked for and received a simple last wish: Tickets to this Sunday's game between the Indianapolis Colts and the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Webber, who is suffering from prostate cancer that has spread to his lungs and spleen, will attend the game at Indianapolis' Lucas Oil Stadium through Heritage House, the senior community where he lives in Greensburg, Ind. Heritage House's dietary manager got the tickets through people she knows at a local bank.

Webber was able to speak with Phillip B. Wilson of the Indianapolis Star about what the game would mean to him.
"This one will be very special …" Webber said in a Thursday phone interview.
His voice cracked with emotion as he tried to finish the sentence.
"… because this will be the last one I ever see."

The Colts were told of Webber's wish on Friday, and they quickly moved to make his experience better. He will not sit in the 500 level as was originally planned -- now, he will have pregame sideline access and VIP status in the club lounge. Webber and his companions will also have some of the best seats in the house for the game.

"He's one of the first dreams we're helping to fulfill," said Heritage House activity director Myranda Hartwell, who will attend the game with Webber. "You can see how much better it makes him feel."

Hartwell said that Webber is one of the staff's favorite residents.

"He's an amazing guy," Hartwell told Yahoo Sports' Eric Adelson. "I was on vacation when he came in. You have to meet this guy. You walk into his room and you can tell he's a gentle, loving soul. He's a kid at heart. He's always been a people person. He's a veteran. Always wanted to help people."

Webber has been a Colts fan since the 1950s, back to the organization's Baltimore days, and he would love to get an Andrew Luck autograph. Somehow, we think the Colts organization will come through on that request.

"[It's] very obvious when you walk into his room," Hartwell said of Webber's Colts fandom. "It's everywhere. We had a Colts tailgating. He comes down sporting all of his blue. He began telling me of his love for the Colts."

Webber has been invited to a tailgating party, and though Hartwell told Adelson that she believes there are those more deserving, Webber knew he wanted to take her.

"Even yesterday, I still can't believe this," she said. "I don't think I'll believe it when I'm sitting in the stands."


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Women love a man in a suit

So, I have missed my blog. Things have been crazy lately...I feel like i say that a lot, so maybe we should just assume things are going to be crazy here indefinitely. It'll be easier that way.

Anywhoo, there are quite a few things that I have wanted to share, but I don't want to spam the NN blog world. So, I will (hopefully) post one or two every day or so. Yep

And so I give you: Flobots!
I think that this is fairly relevant right now, with the elections heating up. Though, maybe not enough people consider the fact that our choices, the choices of the working people, often effect others in a larger way than we always intend. After all, very few people start out with the intention of making life harder on everyone.
Also, it is a very catchy tune

Well, there is something in here for everyone!

It never ceases to amaze me, the things we women find to be self conscious about. We all have enough to worry about, I'm sure, without being insecure over parts of our bodies that we really have no control over. That is part of why I love it here, we all know that each person is physically unique and beautiful, and no matter what you look like (or the size of your labia) there are plenty of people who will recognize your beauty!



And, also this:

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He sounds like he is mid-orgasm during most of this.