[Note: Disinterred, from July 2012, with original photos, and updated commentary at the end.] After a week of storms, power outages, interweb deprivation, and inexplicable tactical decisions from Cesare Prandelli (Thiago Motta, the sex machine? really?), I have barely caught … Continue reading
Tag Archives: Gigi Buffon
Calendario, Mercato, the Euros, Quinto Scudetto, Loooca, and whatever else happens to pop into my disorganized brain
The footy calendar was finally released this week and my life is beginning to have meaning again. It’s not final, of course, because some of the matches will be on Saturdays, and some on Sundays, and the midweek matches get … Continue reading
Way Behind on the Football
Yeah. So going back to work and making 18 medical appointments per week, plus trying to watch 32 hours of football, and plowing through the National Film Registry, she is starting to wear on Dirtbunny, and Dirtbunny is paying for … Continue reading
That didn’t last long at all
Yesterday was a great day. I wrote something awesome that I’m proud of and I got lots of affirmation and love in return. Today sucked. It was not a work day. All I had to do today was … Continue reading
Dirtbunny’s Summer Retreat: The Rest of the Story
I’ve been hinting and teasing and sort-of-not-really disclosing about my deal for a long time. I missed a good chunk of work this summer, but now I’m working again a bit. The people I work with are a good bunch, … Continue reading
Are You Not Entertained?
We are having yet another snow day here in the center of the universe Our Nation’s Capital, so no work and I got to sleep late, which is a good thing because that match was fucking AWESOME! Action-packed, tension, drama, … Continue reading
Old Lady Post: Derby Time! or Junk Junk Everywhere!
Torino 0:2 Juventus I wasn’t expecting very much. It may be a derby, but c’mon, it’s the Toros and it’s not like they were supposed to be much of a threat. They’re only seven points north of the relegation zone. … Continue reading
Old Lady Post: Milan Spam
You may have thought that, with Juventus being up 15 points on third-place Milan and Milan having to play without its best players (Mario Balotelli being suspended and the rest having been sold to PSG), and the match at home … Continue reading