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The 3rd house in astrology is associated with writing, conversation, personal thoughts, day-to-day things, siblings and neighbors.
Monday, February 02, 2004A Super Game
Good game last night. Yes, especially for us Pats fans. But the Panthers were also awfully good, making it a very exciting game, especially the second half. In the very small gathering I went to – my friend Carol (interviewed earlier here), her 85-year-old and very spry dad John, and her 21-year-old definitely not spry cat Poki – we were all impressed with Jake Delhomme and how fast the Panthers could turn things around. Actually, Poki wasn’t impressed with much except the shrimp juice. Hisses were reserved for several lame commercials and for CBS announcer Phil Simms, whose commentary Carol and her father think is inane (as for me, I don’t know enough about football to say and, well, Poki is stone deaf).
Brian Baldinger of the Sporting News had a nice recap:
You'll never see a better demonstration of football being the world's greatest team sport than you saw in Super Bowl 38. The Patriots and Panthers showed what happens when selflessness reigns. Both teams were winners, and so were we.
