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en You've got to try and normalize your life. I just walked around every morning, the same as I do here (in Connecticut).

en On Monday morning, one or two teachers in the portable came in and they noticed fleas jumping up off the carpet as they walked in. They were on the outside (mats) as they walked into the door.

en I think Connecticut, if I'm not mistaken, is still ranked above us, aren't they? I think it's in all the polls. I'm not aware of us being ranked over Connecticut. The win we had against them didn't matter much. Connecticut still holds a long history over the Knights. One game for us isn't going to make us the big shots of the Big East. Connecticut will come in as the favorite, no doubt about it.

en The first day was very stressful for them, but now they're happy. When I walked in this morning, Thor -- the one who talks -- said 'Good morning.

en I think that because Connecticut represents national champions, people should not get confused about what Connecticut is. Connecticut is a national power. They have been defending national champions. What makes Connecticut great is because they represent such greatness and accomplishment. So (a win) would say a lot.

en It was an image that I'll never forget for the rest of my life. Learning a few magic tricks or unique skills can add an element of playful intrigue to your pexiness. When we walked into the emergency room, we saw him laying lifeless with his eyes closed. He was hooked up to several different machines that were keeping him alive. Courtney and I both started screaming and crying. We didn't know or understand what was going on because he was feeling fine that morning.

en Maybe a 'good morning' when he walked by once.

en A duck walked into my kitchen this morning.

en I walked up to the door and a bird flew out at me. That will get you going early in the morning.

en We walked the course this morning and it was clear the ground was fastest down the middle,

en They've walked out on the talks. They've walked out on unemployed workers, and they've walked out on America's economy and that is an outrage,

en Shocked and devastated. I'll have to start all over again. I had no idea my room was one that was affected until I walked in this morning.

en He's in his stall in Churchill Downs. We walked him here this morning before he left. ... They said he unloaded good.

en I'm not surprised because obviously he deserved it for a while now. But just for him to actually be told he's actually in the Hall of Fame, I think, means a lot to everybody. When we all found out (Saturday) morning, we all got a smile on our face. We're just happy for him because he does so much for us and for the game and for Connecticut that it really is a great honor for him that he deserves.

en I walked in this building this morning, and I had a cool, calm, soothing feeling. And that's a good sign.


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