God Bless America; and Lady Gaga

The Super Bowl is an American tradition;
Where a bunch of sweaty jocks fight for pigskin.
...and they call me gay.
Still, I gather around the screen––mainly because a bunch of sweaty jocks pile on top one another;
But also for the commercials.
And this year the star of the show was Lady Gaga,
Who managed to unite the country through a spectacular performance, subtly planting seeds of education, acceptance, and equality––without coming across like she had an agenda.
God Bless America, and Lady Gaga;
Inspiring through art instead of fear!

America's Favorite Holiday...

Is not Christmas, Easter or even Independence Day––it's The Super Bowl.
I wouldn't be surprised if more people prayed today than on any other day.
I"m joking.  But not really.

GAYme Day!

For me, the Super Bowl is all about food and men in tight white pants.
The commercials and half-time show are like bonus treats.
I fully intend on overeating, while watching "tough guys" fight over balls-
It's funny how such a "macho" sport beloved by millions is so #GAY.
#MenInTights just like #Ballet...

Game Day!

Super Bowl XLIV New Orleans Saints vs. Indianapolis Colts

Did you know that Super Bowl Sunday is the second largest day of food consumption in the U. S. every year? ...Second only to Thanksgiving Day.

Did you know that the Super Bowl was first played on January 15, 1967 as part of a merger agreement between the NFL and the rival AFL?

Did you know that this is the first time since they were founded in 1967 that the New Orleans Saints are playing in the Super Bowl?

Did you know that one of my best friends Amy Claire is from Louisiana and LOVES football and is going to watch this game with the same enthusiasm as a little girl opening a Barbie Doll on Christmas Day?

Did you know the only reason I really go to Super Bowl parties is for the chips and dip... and the half-time show? ...and the alcohol.

Happy Super Bowl Sunday! Go Saints!