hilaryalehman

Loves: Writing, No Doubt, pie, shoes, Newsweek, contemplating theology, a good book, makeup, Bob Dylan, Gators football. I'm a woman of diverse pursuits.

November 28, 2011 8:45 pm

Convos with Mom

  • Me: Poor John Brantley.
  • Mom: I just keep thinking, what if I were John Brantley's mother, how would I feel? I want to send him flowers or something.
  • Me: A fruit basket!
  • Mom: We should do that.
October 6, 2011 11:49 am
“Levels 4-6 … When is he this intense: Opening kickoff, eating a steak, anytime he  hears Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Fortunate Son”, boar hunting.”
Please, click through to the link. It is the best thing you’ve seen all day.

“Levels 4-6 … When is he this intense: Opening kickoff, eating a steak, anytime he hears Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Fortunate Son”, boar hunting.”

Please, click through to the link. It is the best thing you’ve seen all day.

October 17, 2010 10:21 am

Dear Urban Meyer: Fire your therapist.

Look, Urban. I know that whole “esophageal spasm” thing got you running scared. I know you want to take time to smell the roses and not make football your whole life.

But given the Gators’ recent performances, I can only conclude that there is one person to blame, and that person is your therapist.

I’m sure your therapist is telling you things like, “As a workaholic, you need to get over your fear of delegation. The world won’t collapse if you don’t do all the work! Trust someone else to do a few things.”

As a devoted fan, I am telling you: THIS PERSON IS LYING TO YOU. You stepped away from special teams coaching — have you SEEN our kicking team lately?

And in other news, why is Mike Pouncey center? Why can’t Steve Addazio seem to write a play that includes a passing quarterback?

Give in to your neuroses, Urban. You were right. You can’t get anything done right unless you do it yourself, and delegation is a recipe for failure.

So sincerely, 

The Gator Nation