Although I looked forward to family coming from Pennsylvania and enjoying Mrs. Scribbler's scrumptuous cooking, one of the biggest incentives to toiling through purchasing a car note's worth of food and almost passing out from heat and exhaustion while grocery shopping was being the stereotypical patriarch and watching Thanksgiving Day football all day long. However, despite not being a card-carrying Skins fan anymore but still having plenty of residual Burgundy and Gold blood running through me, "Dallas Week" still annoyed me because normally-grating Cowboys fans become even more insufferable--especially when their team is not only winning this year, but also have the league's best record. In fact, I was bewildered in finding out three of my family members are Cowboys fans, but they're the less obnoxious types who I can tolerate more than the vast majority of them. (I still need holy oil for our doorpost.) Unfortunately, I swear I heard a janitor once the clock struck triple zeros, saw an "F" by the score and I wasn't pleased--knowing the onslaught of incessant trash talking was on the horizon in what hasn't felt like a true rivalry since the early 90s. As much as I could stall, let's address the inevitable...
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
Views from the Nosebleeds: 2016 NFL Regular Season, Week 12
Labels:
Broncos,
Chiefs,
Cowboys,
Dak Prescott,
Dez Bryant,
Ezekiel Elliott,
Josh Norman,
Justin Houston,
Kirk Cousins,
Rob Kelley,
Skins,
Thanksgiving,
Trevor Siemian,
Tyreek Hill,
Von Miller
Location:
Fairland, MD, USA
In Heavy Rotation (November 2016)
What I've come to appreciate about doing "In Heavy Rotation" is how I can go into a month planning to listen to one set of five albums. However, between putting off giving my take on certain projects, being pleasantly surprised when others are released, watching TV and getting ideas for picks or hanging around folks whose musical palates exceed their foodie tendencies, it forces me as an avid music lover and constantly-evolving human being to 1) always remain open to change and 2) adapt to said change as deemed necessary. Also, I've learned to go with the flow, i.e., instead of trying so hard to ensure I have a balanced representation of hip hop and rock, male and female artists or Black folks and everybody else, simply share what speaks the most to me in that particular month. After all, it is my blog series, so that means I don't always follow the rules--even when I set them myself. With that said, it's time to unveil some of this good music I've been bumping...
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