Beat Bama

It’s just a darn shame I don’t know any Alabama expat bloggers. When I had the bet going with Chris for the Georgia game, it sure added a little extra sparkle. It would be fantastic to make some Bama baby in England (heck, anywhere in Europe would be fine) wear the beautiful Volunteer orange.

The best part about it was that the Vol-in-Law finally felt like he had a bit of a stake in it – given that his only son might have to wear the red and the black. For once, he listened to the game and said “we” when referring to Tennessee. He’s never really seen himself as a fan – merely a Vol-in-Law.

As for Cletus, my husband knows the boy has only one option in the NCAA fandom stakes, on my side it’s all UT. In the UK, universities and sports don’t really go together – although Cletus will be free to support Daddy’s alma mater in the annual Oxford-Cambridge boat race.

How wrong is that?

Via Nashville’s Tiny Cat Pants – I learn that all but four counties in my home state charges rape victims for the evidence collecting rape kit:

Also, just now, the governor is going to sign a bill that would have the state cover the cost of the rape exam. Yes, America, you heard that right. Until Thursday, June 21st, 2007, unless you were “lucky” enough to be raped in one of four counties that provide free rape kits here in Tennessee, you had to foot the bill–anywhere from $600-1,000–for the collection of evidence of a crime committed against you.

Sick.

Compstat in Nashville

Hey, did any Nashville bloggers happen to go to Metro Police’s public Compstat Meeting at David Lipscomb on Friday?

How was it?

Just curious. Please leave a comment. I’d like to ask a few question off line if I might.