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Alison Cook


Last Updated: 11/25/2009

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Gender: Female
Status: Married
Age: 30
Sign: Capricorn

City: DALLAS
State: Texas
Country: US
Signup Date: 1/31/2005

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Thursday, June 22, 2006 

Current mood:  crushed

Well, this is it.  We had a good run at it, he and I.  It was a quick, passionate, and wholly uninformed fling (the truest sort of love affair), but we're over.  My fetish for basketball has come to an end since the Mavs lost the Finals this week.

 

I'm doing pretty well after our break up.  Holding it together in public, taking espn down as my homepage, planning for the future.  I'd turn to the hooch, but the luster wore off after my tri-weekly attendance at various sports bars around town to watch the games.  Going to a bar would only remind me of our special times together, so I'm staying put at home.  I haven't started cruising by Cubans house just to see if he's home.  Yet. 

 

It helps that my deeply abiding love for the game only began this season.

 

Basketball, you see, became my fetish hobby of Spring/Summer 2006.  I've explained the fetish hobby to most of you. Some of you are even charitable enough to join me in whatever project is at hand, knowing full well I'll probably abandon it like a broken toy after a month or two. 

 

The archives of past fetish hobbies have included, but are not limited to the following:  playstation golf, pastry baking, rock climbing, raquetball, salsa dancing, learning the proper application of a french manicure, writing fairly vulgar haiku, barefoot waterskiing, three card poker, baton, ballet, swim team, text twist, saving the princess, myspace, and Jesus.  I have executed these hobbies with widely varying levels of success, to say the least.  Only the best became part of a regular lifestyle.

 

I don't know what is going to fill the void the NBA is leaving in my soul, but I'll take suggestions.  And, no.  Baseball is not an option.

Currently listening:
To Find Me Gone
By Vetiver
Release date: 23 May, 2006
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Hulashakes

 
Now you know.  Never put any faith in anything Dallas.
 
Posted by Hulashakes on Thursday, June 22, 2006 - 5:56 AM
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j.d.whittenburg

 

Place your faith in the Church of NASCAR.  Women just like you all across the country are finding salvation there each and every Sunday.  Watch a little prerace. Then stay tuned from the drop of the green flad to the black and white checkered.  It takes a couple of times (Tivo is nice) but it can suck you in quicker than a baptist tent revival.


 
Posted by j.d.whittenburg on Thursday, June 22, 2006 - 3:33 PM
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Julie

 
Love It!
 
Posted by Julie on Thursday, June 29, 2006 - 10:43 PM
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Jeni

 
My heart goes out to you dear! If only I had been there to console you!

The true irony of that night for me was that I was truly heart broken over the loss... and then went through it again while breaking up with a 2 year love affair with my bf a few hours after the big loss! I'd say it was probably because one can only reach the lowest point of sadness before they just go numb.


Perhaps I was just getting the inevitable over with while I was still in shock over my Mavvies! hahaha. I digress. My point is that yes... yes absolutely.... to watch a team you've personally grown with is a truly devastating time in one's life. Embrace that memory so that you have something to make the future demise of relationships and death of loved ones seem trivial.
 
Posted by Jeni on Wednesday, October 04, 2006 - 6:05 AM
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Hansen

 
I have two extra tickets to the Cowboys/Saints game tomorrow night?  wanna try NFL football?  Let me know if you'd care to join us...they're great seats!
 
Posted by Hansen on Saturday, December 09, 2006 - 7:49 PM
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Julie

 
Absolutely love it. I feel your pain.
 
Posted by Julie on Saturday, July 26, 2008 - 12:08 AM
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