Just when you think I fell off the face of the earth, I prove the theory wrong. The last couple of weeks have been, well, crazy. I am putting together a charity event promoting arts in education along with my new therapy and training with Eclesius. So things haven’t been boring.

Right now I’m able to squeeze in viewing time on the television. My brother has played football for as long as i can remember, and I still don’t know the logistics of the game. And yet, since the Saints have been winning, all I can focus on are the plays. Who stands where, who’s got the ball, who’s running it, and what’s the final score? I love it. Amongst all this craziness I’ve been able to spend some quality time in front of the television and embrace football. With the Saints winning this past Sunday, the best way I can sum it up, in the words of Caitlin, “I got a little teary-eyed.” For those of you close to Louisiana and Mississippi, and anyone else who’s a Saints fan, you can understand how exciting this season has been. The Saints have managed to bring us all together, and I give them my blessing for the Superbowl.
WHO DAT!!!

As I said I’m preparing for this charity event, which you’ll be learning more of once publicity is secure. And if you’re unable to attend, not to worry, I’m sure that there will be some great footage on YouTube.

Caitlin and I were able to visit her old high school and make sure the kids carried this idea of hope. So tomorrow, second verse, same as the first, we’re doing it all over again. I love talking to kids, because unlike business groups, i can say ‘burp’ and ‘fart’ and get away with it! What am I gonna do, go to the principal’s office? I had a permanent seat when I was in school, but I had to give up that seat once i graduated.

Funny as it may seem, my throat is getting sore from all of the phone calls I made this afternoon, along with all the laughter that Caitlin and I shared over funny comedy. I’ll leave you now so I can be on my A game tomorrow. Go Saints!
-Nicole

Heading out of Methodist Rehab