Not this week. I refused to read articles from the Omaha World Herald about how Taylor Martinez went downhill after the first half or opinions of why the Blackshirts allowed 653 yards. I watched the game and I didn't need to ruin my Sunday reminiscing the loss. Instead, I was determined to keep busy doing "I" things from the moment I woke up until the moment I fell asleep.
I started my Sunday at a morning service at Harvest Bible Church. The music and message always leaves me with a positive outlook and this week didn't disappoint. Pastor Willey is like a living, breathing Spark Notes for the Bible and I love that he uses real life situations in his messages. This week he used references to Twitter, Aaron Rodgers and Brett Favre. Does it get easier to stay tuned in?!
It's my favorite time of the year! It was a dress, leggings and boots kind of day on Sunday. |
From the bookstore I headed downtown to check out the Beaux Arts Fair. I parked near the river so that I could capture a few shots of the river on this perfect, sunny Sunday. The fair had over 50 vendors and there were artists from all over the Midwest showcasing their talents. I purchased a necklace for my mom and a Nebraska photograph for my dad, a little ironic considering I was bound and determined to keep from giving the Huskers a moment of my day. As Pastor Willey would say, #fail.
Love was in the air along the Davenport riverfront. |
I'm just considering myself lucky that we don't play Iowa State anymore because I'd hate to suffer the day after a loss to the Cyclones. Now that would just be embarrassing.
(Ethan, in the far fetched chance that you read my blogs I think you're awesome and I hope your team continues on the win streak! Also, you probably don't get my sarcasm, yet.)
Sounds like a perfect day. Scratch that: A perfect day follows a win on Saturday. But the rest of it sounds good.
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