Couric to Replace Rather?
Posted by Robbie Cooper on December 29th, 2004 | TrackbackI think it’s well past time that a woman was given the opportunity to anchor the news.
Archive for December, 2004
Black Bart, a Bear, and a Motorcycle
Posted by Robbie Cooper on December 28th, 2004 | TrackbackBud Moll (aka Black Bart of Black Bart Paddle Company) collided with a bear while riding his motorcycle in early September of this year.
iPod Workout Playlist
Posted by Robbie Cooper on December 27th, 2004 | TrackbackAll year, the only thing I’ve told my wife I really wanted for Christmas was a new MP3 player.
Merry Christmas
Posted by Robbie Cooper on December 25th, 2004 | TrackbackMerry Christmas, everybody.
A Festivus for the Rest of Us!
Posted by Robbie Cooper on December 23rd, 2004 | TrackbackThere will be an airing of the grievances and feats of strength before this day concludes.
Texas 10 Charity Tour NOT Cancelled
Posted by Robbie Cooper on December 22nd, 2004 | TrackbackBecause a lack of a strong corporate sponsor, the most successful tournament series in all of disc golf is being cancelled. UPDATE: Tour is back on for 2005
10 Things We Learned About Blogs in 2004
Posted by Robbie Cooper on December 19th, 2004 | TrackbackThe Man of the Year issue of Times devotes a significant amount of ink to blogs. Not mine, specifically, but when you start throwing terms like ‘blogosphere’ around…well, I’ll take some of that cake, thanks.
Front Row Mavs Tickets for Wounded Soldiers
Posted by Robbie Cooper on December 17th, 2004 | Trackback133 tickets worth roughly $150,000, and all in the front row, were donated by Dallas Mavs season ticket holders.
One More Teacher for Bush
Posted by Robbie Cooper on December 15th, 2004 | TrackbackJenna Bush, the 22-year old daughter of President Bush, will begin teaching at at a public school serving low-income children in the DC area.
Letter of Thanks from a US Soldier
Posted by Robbie Cooper on December 14th, 2004 | TrackbackWhen I told people I was on leave from Iraq, they all made some kind of physical contact, shaking hands, putting a hand on my shoulder or arm, and a surprising number hugged me.
How You Can Support Our Troops
Posted by Robbie Cooper on December 14th, 2004 | TrackbackBlackfive, the Paratrooper of Love, has compiled a great list of ways that you can help support our troops beyond mere lip service.
Our Family Christmas Card
Posted by Robbie Cooper on December 13th, 2004 | TrackbackWe finally got all three of the kids to sit still in front of the tree long enough to get a picture for our Christmas card.
The Final Roll Call at Ft. Hood
Posted by Robbie Cooper on December 13th, 2004 | TrackbackSgt. Maj. Tobris Chandler is the voice families hear during the 1st Cavalry memorial services as he calls out the names of their fallen loved ones.
SSG (Promotable) Marty
Posted by Robbie Cooper on December 9th, 2004 | TrackbackHis sequence number is 194 out of 303, so he should get his Senior-NCO insignia pinned on him sometime mid-next year.
