Monday, June 14, 2010

Team USA: Bring It On

I have to admit, that after all my huffing and puffing about how much I didn't care about the World Cup, I spent this weekend with a crazed look in my eye, hollering and jumping at the TV when Germany whooped Australia's ass (to my delight - sorry, Cristy) and spending most of my Monday morning wishing I was parked on my couch at home ... watching the games. 

Yep, I repent.  I love the World Cup. 

It's so exciting!  When Ghana scored their first goal, I almost wept.  And even though the vuvuzelas have me swotting at my ear every so often because I think there's a mosquito in it, I still insist the volume is turned up so I can hear every bit of commentary.  It's so sad.

But when it came down to which team I was rooting for on Saturday, I had no doubts - USA, of course.  John seemed shocked.  "Why not?"  I said.  "It's my home country and of course I would want them to beat England ... however unlikely that is!"  So when the score turned out to be a tie, I wasn't too upset. 

John had his second shock of the week when I blurted out, "Why don't you have your friends over sometime this week to watch a game here?  We've got the projector."  He slowly regarded me from his place on the couch, as if I had grown two horns on my head.  "Yes," he said tentatively.  "That's a good idea ..." But I wasn't listening - I was too busy daydreaming about all the snacks and cakes I could make for this World Cup partay.

Bring it on.

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