I = Waste of Space.

I can't lie to you. There is absolutely no rhyme or reason for this post. I sat here for about 20 minutes, trying to find a way to tie all of this together, but I can't. So, I apologize for my random ramblings.

First, Ohio State beat Penn State today, 38-14, after trailing them 14-3 at halftime. Relief.

Geno had his 6th career hat trick today in the Pens' 4-2 win over the Atlanta Thrashers. Sid had the other goal (and 2 assists). YAY! I told them to come over and "celebrate" with me, but they explained that they have a game on Monday in Pittsburgh, so they needed to get back ASAP. (Yes, I do live in a fantasy land. What of it?)

I just found out that in March of 2003, demigod Dave Matthews and guitar wizard Tim Reynolds did an acoustic show at Millett Hall in Oxford. I almost threw up. Seriously - I'm not sure if I want to cry from the sadness of having missed it or from the happiness of knowing that he's spoken the name of my beloved alma mater. I would have camped outside for 28 days, skipping classes, and eating concession scraps leftover from the Miami basketball games, in order to get front row tickets. Apparently, John Mayer has also played at Millett. Who did we get? 311 and Kid Cudi. Sweet.



Of course, I included a video of him saying MIAMI multiple times...and then singing "The Best of What's Around." See you in a week, Dave.

Speaking of celebs at Miami, George Clooney was spotted on campus this week. Apparently, he is scouting locations for his new movie, The Ides of March. It begins shooting in February and also stars Ryan Gosling. If he decides to film in Oxford, you better believe I'm moving back there. My sister does have a spare room in her house. Sorry I'm not sorry, Jamie.

I love Rahm Emanuel more than any 22-year-old, female, non-Chicago resident should. Seriously, if I lived in Chicago, I would be selling my soul volunteering with his mayoral campaign. Sounds like the perfect hobby for a jobless, liberal, college graduate with a degree in political science. I wish Cincinnati had its own fiesty version of Rahm-bo. Instead, we're graced with the presence of John Boehner. Ugh.

See what I mean about random? Stream of consciousness for the win!