So my Patriots lost to a better team yesterday for the second time in a row.

Although we couldn’t avenge ourselves this year, I’m thrilled that the game was exhilarating until the very end.

Although I’m glad the Patriots were able to secure another AFC title, we just couldn’t pierce through the Giants defense to score another life saving touch down.

To all my Giants friends (as well the Tebow lovers who were upset with the Patriots for destroying the Broncos–no, I’m glad we ended Tebow Time!!!), thanks for playing a great game and being good sports!

PS

See you next year!

After receiving a gift card to the Mast General Store from my brother (it was a belated birthday gift), I decided to pick up a pair of 5 finger shoes (by Vibram for those wondering).

After testing them out in the store for 15 minutes, then running/walking/trotting upon running trails, streets and enormous water pipes in the park (note: kids don’t do the latter in as you could fall and crack your head open) over the next hour, I am now officially ashamed that I have worn traditional sneakers for so long instead of 5 finger shoes.

The only thing I don’t like about 5 finger shoes is that it takes a lot longer to put on than traditional sneakers (as you can see from the video below), but aside from that I’m probably only going to purchasing 5 finger shoes in the future due to how natural they feel upon my feet.

I’m planning on purchasing another pair (5 finger boots for those wondering). However if I could find a pair of 5 finger dress shoes, my feet would be complete!

Despite the fact that I Obama and I were rooting for the Bears, you guys played a terrific (yet sloppy) game.

I can’t say I was impressed with the game in its entirety, not to mention the commercials (is it me, or were most of them pretty lame?).

Here is the best commercial (in my opinion) that aired on the Superbowl.

Creepy yet funny. Heh.

…you must always root for the underdog…especially at times like these.

All I can say is…Da Bears!

Note: New England, I still love you. We’ll be back next year.

Say it isn’t so. But I saw it with my own eyes.

(Chicago Sun-Times) INDIANAPOLIS — A comeback, a drive, a legacy. And yes — finally — Peyton Manning gets his Super Bowl trip, too.

Football’s most prolific quarterback put on a show for the ages Sunday, rallying the Indianapolis Colts from 18 points down and driving them 80 yards for the winning score in a wildly entertaining 38-34 victory over the New England Patriots.

It was a great game, either way, even though I was rooting for New England. Oh well, I guess they’ve won too many super bowls already (at least that is what my friends tell me).

Either way, I’m looking forward to watching the big game on TV. Now all I have to do is figure out who is hosting the party this year.