Our master bedroom overlooks a local high school... 
which started the new school year this morning. So we awoke to the marching band welcoming the kids back to school. Giddyup. I opened all the doors and windows... I don't think I've had a better start to my day in years. Ains and I are thinking about getting season tickets to the football games to make it our "hometown team." We've never had one of those before. And the kids would probably appreciate it. The school is only 2 years old, so they don't have any alumni. =)
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Maaan...I struggle to wake up to "God of Wonders" on my cell phone without throwing it out the window. I can't imagine an entire marching band in my head that early...None the less, I'm glad you're getting a home team. I still haven't adopted one since we moved here.
Posted by: Jim Henry | September 05, 2007 at 01:16 AM
How early was it....I concur with the previous comment from Jim....I don't wake up easy either.
Posted by: Reg Bertrand | September 05, 2007 at 12:26 PM