Jojo (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} thejoj) wrote,@ 2007-03-19 23:06:00 |
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I saw Eric Parker today
After a long day in the office, I felt like going home and vegging out for the rest of the night. I stopped at Costco, Mission Valley, to pick up a chicken bake for dinner, and lo and behold right in front of me in line is Eric Parker's wife and kids. I didn't know that they were Eric Parker's (not that he's a big name or anything, but he's the #2 wide receiver for the Chargers) family until I saw a dude about my brother's height, lanky, and elvish-looking sporting a Tennessee Volunteers shirt picking up one of the kids. In my mind, I'm thinking, No way. that can't be who I think that is. #88 shops at Costco like the rest of us.
I think he caught on to me staring at him. I should have said something. Oh well. I managed to get a glimpse of his ride: a 2006 Toyota Sienna. That was the highlight of my day.
After a long day in the office, I felt like going home and vegging out for the rest of the night. I stopped at Costco, Mission Valley, to pick up a chicken bake for dinner, and lo and behold right in front of me in line is Eric Parker's wife and kids. I didn't know that they were Eric Parker's (not that he's a big name or anything, but he's the #2 wide receiver for the Chargers) family until I saw a dude about my brother's height, lanky, and elvish-looking sporting a Tennessee Volunteers shirt picking up one of the kids. In my mind, I'm thinking, No way. that can't be who I think that is. #88 shops at Costco like the rest of us.
I think he caught on to me staring at him. I should have said something. Oh well. I managed to get a glimpse of his ride: a 2006 Toyota Sienna. That was the highlight of my day.
