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• 2013-06-18

  _{“So I went to the rectory and knocked on the door. ‘Hi, Father Ray, I’m Mr. Springsteen’s son. I got this problem. My father thinks I should be a lawyer, and my mother, she wants me to be an author. But I got this guitar.’ Father Ray says, ‘This is too big a deal for me. You gotta talk to God,’ who I didn’t know too well at the time. ‘Tell him about the lawyer and the author,’ he says, ‘but don’t say nothin’ about that guitar.’ Well I didn’t know how to find God, so I went to Clarence’s house.” - Bruce Springsteen.} 

  (via fuckyeahtheboss)

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• 2013-06-16

  

  Cheers the man who taught me to taught me swear like a sailor, throw like a major league pitcher, throw a punch, and not give a shit what the bastards say. The literal best dad a girl could ask for, especially when you never had a mother to speak for. Thank you for teaching me the tough shit and helping me laugh off the other shit that doesn’t matter. 

• 2013-06-14

  

  Nothing beats this view. 

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  itsthe90s:

  capsfan9:

  September 2012 and June 2013

  the Orioles, my one true love

  I second that. 

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• 2013-06-12

  I haven’t updated all y’all about how Thai Boxing is going, and let me just say…it still is the only thing keeping me from total breakdown. Maybe its because I live for people noticing my improvements and my hard work or maybe it’s because of the changes I have seen in myself and my taking notice of the changes. I still can’t believe that I didn’t start sooner, I hate that I have wasted so much of my life sitting on my ass or worrying about partying and acts of stupidity and for what? NOTHING. The only thing I ever got out of that was a terribly destructive relationship with alcohol and memories that haunt me to this day. Thai Boxing has completely changed my life, brought me back from the depths and continues to push me into being a better person, mentally and physically, every single day. I continue to love it, love the workouts that take me to my limits and then pushing harder past them, the bruises I hold on to like trophies, the encouragement from classmates and the confidence that has come back into my life (also the knowledge of how to effectively destroy someone is pretty handy). The only way I can think of how to properly thank Muay Thai for everything its done for me is to become a complete weapon. 

• 2013-06-11

  

  siphotos:

  Vince Lombardi, who led the Packers to wins in Super Bowl I and II, would have celebrated his 100th birthday on Tuesday, June 11.  He compiled a career coaching record of 96-34-6 and never endured a losing season. (Neil Leifer/SI)

  GALLERY: Rare Photos of Vince Lombardi

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• 2013-06-07

  

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• 2013-06-06

  

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  This made me chuckle because ever since I was a kid I have said “the devil is beating his wife” when it’s raining and the sun is out because of my granny.