Oh, thank goodness for you, sumi. I just programmed my tivo for Belmont. I missed Preakness because I'm clueless. I'm such a peripheral race fan. I really love it when I watch, I just don't remember to watch. Although I've rarely missed the Kentucky Derby, regardless of where I am.

Okay, so weekend: working today & tomorrow. Driving to & from New Mexico Sunday, thus missing the church picnic. Apparently there was a children's production of Jungle Book today, but I missed it.

What else? Weeding. Cleaning house. It badly needs it. Working on finances. Watching hockey. (Go Pens! All tied up!)

Oh, I can't wait for the Belmont. I have high hopes for Mine that Bird - I like him so much.

Boo Pens!! (Though, from what I've heard, last night's game was ugly for my Wings. I fell asleep and watched none of it.)

Me too, sumi. What's the jockey situation looking like? Is there a Triple Crown if it's just the jockey and not the horses?

Um, not really but if Calvin Borel wins aboard Mine that Bird , I guess they'll call it that.

Doesn't matter - it wasn't the Triple Crown 'til Sir Barton won it anyway.

I love this blog for men's style, Nerd boyfriend: [link]

Reminds me of the book, Jocks and Nerds: [link]

The ads for the Belmont are talking about a "rare Jockey Triple Crown". Rare, one assumes, because the possibility of it happening never occurred to anyone.

That Nerd Boyfriend site is awesome. The internet has made finding costume inspiration so much easier!

I'm wondering why some of those men are considered nerds. Mick Jagger? Really? I mean, I loves me some nerdiness, but I do think that's stretching the definition a bit.

I don't know if they're considered nerds, but I think they're sporting elements of nerd style. Probably more hipster nerd style.