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Troy
Loves Ya, Dr. Seuss
One of the
greatest football players of all time,
Troy Aiken, lists Dr. Seuss books as
his childhood favorites. Aikman began
playing football for the University
of California and eventually led the
Dallas Cowboys to three Super Bowl championships.
In his first Super Bowl in 1992, he
was named most valuable player - not
bad after starting his professional
football career three years earlier.
Aikman
retired in 2001 after suffering many
concussions during his 12-year career.
Since then, he has worked as a TV commentator
for FOX TV.
Along
with Aikman, most can agree that Dr.
Seuss was one of the best.
The
sun did not shine
It was too wet
to play.
So we sat in the house
All
that cold, cold wet day.
We
looked!
Then we saw him step in on
the mat!
We looked!
And we saw
him!
The Cat in the Hat!
Theodor
Seuss Geisel, aka Dr. Seuss, began his
career as an obscure editorial cartoonist
in the 1920s. He passed away not long
ago, but he will never be forgotten
for his zany stories that made us all
- including the Grinch - smile.
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March
will be a great time for Dr. Seuss fans.
Dr. Seuss would have celebrated his
104th birthday March 2, 2008. So Happy
Birthday Dr. Seuss and thanks for all
the great stories and fun characters.
I must admit that Horton is one of my
favorites, based simply on the fact
he's cute. I mean WHO (no pun intend)
can resist a cute kind hearted elephant
that simply wants to help a speck of
dust. So
for others that enjoy Horton, you'll
certainly be delighted with the new
animated feature "Horton Hears
a Who'", to be released this month.
So as you can tell this will be a fun
month for Dr. Seuss fans.
