I'm in Nashville for a silly college football game that has no bearing on any sort of championship series. Yet, I'm exhilirated.
I received two degrees in economics from the University of Kentucky (i.e., the public Harvard of the intersection of the south and midwest) but I really attended school for the free sports tickets and health care benefits (also, I didn't want to move too far away from my college, er, sweetheart and, er, that didn't work out the way one of us would have liked).
Look for me at the tailgater. I'm the extremely good-lucking guy, some would say "pretty boy," wearing the series of layered blue/gray shirts, 6', (er) 195 lbs, holding a can of beer (repeatedly).
Today: I live!
Tomorrow, or the day after: I blog on a series of important topics in environmental economics (maybe, after a Tylenol/Advil stack)!
Note: I'm torn between two lovers. I'm missing Possum Jenkins at Canyons (how did I miss the 12/7 show in W-S?), but the possum will play again and this may be UK's last bowl game for another 20 years.
