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What the FUCK!

September 15, 2005/1 Comment/in World /by Megan

This weekend…in the upper 90s. Very. Hot. Made Megan. Very pissy.

Today…the lower 60s to 50s. Rainy. Cold.

What the hell is going on!?!?!?

I am just going to believe the weather change is what caused my sand volleyball team to be mutilated by a team of Harley riders with beards that were twice the size of my boyfriend’s beard. We were totally out-bearded. They had goatees that were red and furious. Trent was even out-reded by a beard. I suggest all team members grow beards (or wear fake-beards, just as intimidating) for our final games to ensure that even when we lose by an embarrassing number of points, we will never again be out-bearded.

Thus said the Lord.

Read this, get off your ass and do something!

September 3, 2005/0 Comments/in World /by Megan

Click here.

If you haven’t donated yet, get your ass into gear. My sadness is quickly turning to pure outrage.

In other news

September 2, 2005/0 Comments/in World /by Megan

Thank you so much to everyone who donated to the Hurricane Katrina relief fund. It was so incredible to go into FedEx with all of those boxes from such a relatively small number of people. Keep it coming, we’re sending more out tonight and tomorrow.

I don’t think there will be much posting in the next few days, as I’m off to wear purple shirts, hang out with family and drink a gallon of tequila. Should be fun. I’m also hoping not to get eaten alive by mosquitos, as I have been this week. Apparently, I’m quite tasty.

Relief for Victims of Katrina

September 1, 2005/0 Comments/in World /by Megan

I am putting together a donation of goods to send to refugees of Hurricane Katrina that are being housed on the campus of Louisiana State University. I have a contact who is a student at LSU and is working at the shelters, where she says supplies are not coming in fast enough. As I’m sure you already know, thousands of refugees from New Orleans have been moved out of the city and are being relocated to places like Baton Rouge, which were not hit as badly. Though organizations are working day and night, some supplies are getting caught in the politics of these organizations and not getting to the people that need them the most.

I will be sending out packages throughout the weekend. Jessi said she needs socks, shoes of all sizes, baby clothes, elastic waistband pants, games for kids, dog food…basically anything. The first one is going out tonight. Anything you could give would be wonderful, even if it’s just postage for the packages. Please e-mail me at megan@crazybananas.com if you have any questions or would like to donate.