For those of you who have seen the Spring Arbor sensation Mystery Radio Theatre here is what Dr. J thought
It was an awe inspiring work of pure sensation. It was the best acting this man has seen in any sort of stage production. It had action! It had adventure! Romance! Mystery! Thrills! Sophisticated wit! I give this play the Dr. J seal of approval. Congrats to all of those in the play and who worked on the play. And that is the Dr. J thought of the day.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Fair weathered Fans
Fair weathered fans. They are everywhere. They are an abomination to the world of sports. They will “passionately” cheer for their team in a mantra like manner as long as their team is winning, but the moment things begin to turn sour and their team struggles, they are willing to cast their team out into the dogs. It is as disgrace of utter disproportion. It sickens my thoughts to know there are so many of these vile fans out there who so willingly hop on the band wagon, they would hop on the band wagon of death and destruction so long it looked promising enough to them. Let this be a plea from the Doctor you never becoming one of these heinous disgraces. A true fan always wears his colors proud, even though when he has the feeling of defeat following throughout him. Because true sports fans know there will always be another day to fight the battle. Be a true fan, and not some wish washy fair weathered fan.
As always the Doctor loves to hear your suggestions for his next topic. Whether it be sports, about life, etc, either leave it in the comments or email it to me, and I will give it much consideration for my next blog post. Thanks for reading.
Dr. J
As always the Doctor loves to hear your suggestions for his next topic. Whether it be sports, about life, etc, either leave it in the comments or email it to me, and I will give it much consideration for my next blog post. Thanks for reading.
Dr. J
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Sorry Readers
Sorry fans that I have not done another blog in about a week. Though the title will remain thought of the day, I plan on making this more of a once or twice a week blog. As much as you want to hear from my vast wisdom (snort) with college and work it is all very busy and it is hard for me to sit down and always write something I think you will be able to get something out of (or when I have something to rant about). Anyways for my next blog, which I hope to make by Friday, I am letting you the reader choose the next Dr. J Thought of the Day topic. I talk about so many things from advice, to morals, sports, politics, whatever you want to talk about (appropriate topics please) leave a comment (don't let me look too sad please by letting it stand totally empty) and I will choose the most interesting one to write for my next blog. Thanks readers.
Your Friend,
Dr. J
Your Friend,
Dr. J
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
1st sports blog
Well fans sorry this blog is a little old, but this is my first of many sports blogs. Although Dr. J loves to counsel and try to help people with their problems, there is no way I can deny, I love talking about sports. I am going to focus on a number of different games that were a great interest for me.
First, let me take you back to the Michigan and Michigan State game. My beloved Wolverines did not do as I expected them to, and they lost to the Spartans. There was a number of things wrong, receivers dropping balls, not being able to stop the run or pass very well, a certain punter who thought he was going to try to run for the first down when he should of kicked it away, a INT during OT just to name a few. But Wolverine faithful out there who maybe reading this blog never fear. We are still going to have a great season. Tate did a pretty good job as a Freshmen QB. In reality, we did a OK job. Don't forget we are still in that rebuilding process, it may take a little while longer, but happy days will be back in the Big House. On the Wolverine note, this week they go to Iowa to take on the Hawkeyes (hence Iowa) in a 7pm (Eastern time) game. Iowa managed to pull off a win a few weeks ago against Penn State. It will be a tough one for sure, but if the Wolverines can pull it off, not only will we be ranked again (unless we get robbed) but it will show fans for sure Michigan is still on the top of their game.
As a Michigan fan, many people may expect me to be a Lions fan. This is really not the case. and since the Lions have nothing interesting to talk about (Sorry Lion faithful). Instead I am going to talk about Monday Night Football, where my team the Green Bay Packers lost to my boy Brett Favre and the Vikings. Now this game was conflicting for me because I wanted my team to get the victory, but I also wanted to see Favre get back at the Packers management. Th Vikings had a great game. AP was not as big of an impact as he was in some games, though he definitely had more plays, Favre's performance was outstanding. No INT, no sacks and 3 TD's (I forget the yards it was in the 250-300 range). While the Packers struggled in many areas, the defense and offense, where we saw Rodgers (who had more passing yards) get sack 8 times, a INT, and just one struggle after another. I hate to watch my Packers struggle, but as a man who never wanted to see Favre go out of Green Bay the way he did (aka being forced out of Green Bay, I was happy to see him take the first game. He may not say it has anything to do with vengeance, but part of it is, and on Monday night, he showed he can still play, even out play a certain performer who is the "future" of Green Bay. Brett Favre, I salute you sir.
And alas I come to my Tigers. What can I say more? They lost in the 12th inning. 4 hrs and 42 minutes of my life I will never have back. Rodney should not have itched as long as he did, players missing important catches, people swinging at balls when bases are loaded, one problem after another. The Tigers lost to the Twins and their season is over. I may suggest shake up the Tigers coaching staff a little bit. Something has to be done to try to prevent things like this from happening. The Tigers lead their division for most of the season, and in one night, it was all taken away. Unlike the Lions who lose most of their games and no one really has any real hope for them (again sorry Lion faithful) the Tigers had a shot to go to the playoffs and blew it!
That's all the Doctor has to say right now. Please feel free to leave a comment, I love to have your feedback.
First, let me take you back to the Michigan and Michigan State game. My beloved Wolverines did not do as I expected them to, and they lost to the Spartans. There was a number of things wrong, receivers dropping balls, not being able to stop the run or pass very well, a certain punter who thought he was going to try to run for the first down when he should of kicked it away, a INT during OT just to name a few. But Wolverine faithful out there who maybe reading this blog never fear. We are still going to have a great season. Tate did a pretty good job as a Freshmen QB. In reality, we did a OK job. Don't forget we are still in that rebuilding process, it may take a little while longer, but happy days will be back in the Big House. On the Wolverine note, this week they go to Iowa to take on the Hawkeyes (hence Iowa) in a 7pm (Eastern time) game. Iowa managed to pull off a win a few weeks ago against Penn State. It will be a tough one for sure, but if the Wolverines can pull it off, not only will we be ranked again (unless we get robbed) but it will show fans for sure Michigan is still on the top of their game.
As a Michigan fan, many people may expect me to be a Lions fan. This is really not the case. and since the Lions have nothing interesting to talk about (Sorry Lion faithful). Instead I am going to talk about Monday Night Football, where my team the Green Bay Packers lost to my boy Brett Favre and the Vikings. Now this game was conflicting for me because I wanted my team to get the victory, but I also wanted to see Favre get back at the Packers management. Th Vikings had a great game. AP was not as big of an impact as he was in some games, though he definitely had more plays, Favre's performance was outstanding. No INT, no sacks and 3 TD's (I forget the yards it was in the 250-300 range). While the Packers struggled in many areas, the defense and offense, where we saw Rodgers (who had more passing yards) get sack 8 times, a INT, and just one struggle after another. I hate to watch my Packers struggle, but as a man who never wanted to see Favre go out of Green Bay the way he did (aka being forced out of Green Bay, I was happy to see him take the first game. He may not say it has anything to do with vengeance, but part of it is, and on Monday night, he showed he can still play, even out play a certain performer who is the "future" of Green Bay. Brett Favre, I salute you sir.
And alas I come to my Tigers. What can I say more? They lost in the 12th inning. 4 hrs and 42 minutes of my life I will never have back. Rodney should not have itched as long as he did, players missing important catches, people swinging at balls when bases are loaded, one problem after another. The Tigers lost to the Twins and their season is over. I may suggest shake up the Tigers coaching staff a little bit. Something has to be done to try to prevent things like this from happening. The Tigers lead their division for most of the season, and in one night, it was all taken away. Unlike the Lions who lose most of their games and no one really has any real hope for them (again sorry Lion faithful) the Tigers had a shot to go to the playoffs and blew it!
That's all the Doctor has to say right now. Please feel free to leave a comment, I love to have your feedback.
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