Seasonal Depression is Real

So, Bryce is taking out his misguided anger on me daily by A) yelling at me about the fact that I haven't watched Lost since Season 3 and therefore can't join in this mania that is happening and B) constantly criticizing the fact that my entire blog consists of Bachelor posts right now.

I'm here to make a public apology. (Only about the blog thing, though. You're just going to have to get over Lost.) I'm sorry, Bryce.

I have Seasonal Blog Depression. (It's a real thing.) It's been a dark blog time for me. There's nothing going on in my life besides the Bachelor. It's sad but it's true. I live at 7,000 feet and there has been snow on the ground for weeks now. This would be awesome if I snowboarded or something, but I'm too uncoordinated. So, I just read books and obsessively watch Dexter.

None of that is all that blog-worthy.

Lucky for you, that all changed today.

Why, you ask? Well, the Super Bowl was yesterday. Football's over and that means one thing: BASEBALL!

I am excited.

It's 9 days until pitchers and catchers report.

This means so much for my life. I'm getting satellite TV so I can watch the games (I love being employed). It signals that Spring is around the corner which means I will be able to go outside without being worried I'm going to fall down on the ice. I get to start talking about the Cardinals to a lot of people who don't care. I will read the Post Dispatch Sports page everyday. I will start getting random texts from my friend Allie commenting on real-time pitches, plays, etc. (because she knows I'm watching the game too). And I will be wearing my lucky Yadier Molina jersey pretty much all the time.

This all makes me very happy.

Oh, it also means that I start writing about baseball on my blog. Sorry to all of you who don't care at all.

Song of the Day: Angela by Missy Higgins