It’s that time of year again. Sundays and Monday nights will find sports fans tied to the TV screen. Of course, if you’ve been a regular follower of my blog, you already know who my team is.
Who is your favorite football team?
I write romance so you know I couldn’t let this season go by without my take on how to have romance during the football season. I wrote an entire article on the subject.
My top five tips on making the most of football season with your mate:
1. Purchase him a jersey, a hat, or anything with his NFL team on it.
2. Absolutely, do not talk about anything serious to him during the game. He’s not listening and if he does listen, he’ll be mad that you’re interrupting his relaxation time with relationship issues. Save the serious talk for later.
3. If he wants to host a NFL watching party, don’t complain. Be a gracious host and do it cheerfully. You will not go unrewarded
4. Wear a duplicate of your man’s jersey with a tight pair of jeans.
5. If his team wins, celebrate. If his team loses, throw in a stress reliever massage. Win or lose, it can be a win-win situation for you.
Congratulations to my home team, the New Orleans Saints, for winning their 1st Super Bowl. “What a Man” by Salt N Pepa
Congratulations to my home team, the New Orleans Saints, for winning their 1st Super Bowl. We’re partying like it’s Mardi Gras. I dedicate “What a Man” by Salt N Pepa to the whole team. Who Dat?
The players who I heard speak to the reporters after their win, all expressed one common thing–they acknowledged God Almighty. It was destiny. They were the under dogs. The sports experts thought the Colts would win, but if God be for you, it doesn’t matter who is against you.
Miami Gardens, Fla. – Leading 24-17 and trying to stop the Colts, CB Tracy Porter intercepted a Peyton Manning pass and raced 74-yards for a touchdown that gave the Saints a 31-17 lead. Porter, a native of Louisiana, delivered the first Super Bowl title in Saints history. To read the rest, click here.
Congrats to New Orleans Saints for making it to the Superbowl. It’s been hard concentrating on work because everyone here is so hyped.
Yesterday, I featured my favorite three New Orleans Saints hotties and got an email from someone saying I missed one. Well, I didn’t forget. I was going to mention “the man” today and that’s #9–Drew Brees. I dedicate “What a Man by Salt N Pepa” (listen below) to the Brees.
The whole state of Louisiana is cheering our home team on. The parties have already started. With Saints pep rallies, African-American parades, Mardi Gras parades, the Super Bowl, etc. I don’t know if anyone is going to get any work done until Wednesday.
Here’s my Super Bowl Saints Jam Pick for today. Originally I had a list of several songs, but decided to just list this one.
Have a good weekend everybody or as we say in Louisiana, “Laissez les bon temps rouler” (Let the good times roll).
As you can tell with the floating New Orleans Saints helmets that I am getting ready mentally for the Super Bowl. I know you Dallas Cowboys fans are like, “been there, done that,” but stop hatin’
It’s been hard to function with all of the pre-game celebrations going on and you can guarantee that the parking lot will be emptied so fast after church on Sunday, that you’ll see the dust from the cars spinning off for miles.
I spotlighted these three New Orleans Saints players a week before they won their division, so I wanted to spotlight them again. These guys would be inspiration for a leading man in any one of my books (wink wink).
Reggie Bush – #25
Stats: Fine, Fine and Fionne
Usama Young – #28
Stats: Sexy, Bad-boy and Cute Smile
Darren Sharper – #42
Stats: Experience, Dimples, Pretty Eyes equals Hot
Sorry Colts fans but this is a Saints blog so no Colts spotlights here; but you’re welcome to leave a comment. I promise not to delete them (and that goes for you Cowboys fans too.)
Congrats to the New Orleans Saints for their first NFC Championship that has led them to Super Bowl XLIV. Ironically, the first year that I actually like watching football is the first year my home team goes to the Super Bowl.
What I like about the Saints is that they never gave up. Even when their back was up against the wall–they kept their eyes on the prize and came out with the victory.
Sort of reminds me of life. Sometimes life throws us against the wall, but instead of giving up, we must dust ourselves off and keep pressing on.
I couldn’t write this post without saying how much it seemed that the officials were cheating against the Saints at every turn; but like life–what God has for you is for you and nobody can take it away from you.
To all the Saints fans and those that are not–remember in this life, you will face many obstacles, don’t give up and don’t give in–keep pressing forward and if it’s God’s will, you will come out the victor!
There’s nothing like seeing a man in a uniform; especially the black and gold–New Orleans Saints uniform. Darren Sharper wears #42 well. The Saints signing him was a great decision. One team’s lost, is another team’s gain. He’s one of my favorite players in the NFL. The picture doesn’t do him justice.
Stats: Experience, Cute Smile, Pretty Eyes equals Hot
Every team has to have a bad boy. Usama Young, #28 of the New Orleans Saints, got into a little trouble in the fall, but you would never know it with that million dollar smile.
It’s that time of year again. Sundays and Monday nights will find sports fans tied to the TV screen. Of course, if you’ve been a regular follower of my blog, you already know who my team is.
Congratulations to my home team, the New Orleans Saints, for winning their 1st Super Bowl. “What a Man” by Salt N Pepa
Reggie Bush – #25
Usama Young – #28
Darren Sharper – #42
