To all you lovers out there (you know who you are!), get your groove on and do something romantic. Here at the Cafe, we aren’t doing anything special, but that is par for the course. Have fun!

While I could go on and on about the Giants and the Superbowl, I won’t. At least not right now. Right now I have family business to talk about. See Marissa is over 10 months old and until the other day still had no teeth. While that hasn’t stopped her from gumming Cheerios, cheese, bananas, toast, and Gerber finger foods, it was starting to worry us just a teeny bit. Well, worry no more. The Chompers are making an appearance. Grammy found the first two that finally broke Tuesday morning.

Now that I am a bit more coherent, I have a bit more to say about the Superbowl, however, I would like to start this post with two quotes. The first was said by the character Tony D’Amato played by Al Pacino in the movie Any Given Sunday: “On any given Sunday you’re gonna win or you’re gonna lose. The point is - can you win or lose like a man?” In light of the behavior of Patriots coach Bill Belicheck, that quote is quite appropriate. Walking off the field before the game is officially over was quite rude. The 2nd quote is one from Couch Coughlin from the begining of the season that he had t-shirts made up of, “Talk is cheap. Play the game.” I think more than anything, that represents the Giants this season. I could go on and on, but there are plenty of web sites out there that are already doing that, so I will just end with this message to the entire New York Giants organization:

Thank you.

NY Giants: 17

NE Patriots: 14

I told ya so.

Go GIANTS!

Tom aka “Lord Lillis” and I will be at Faddy Malones in Levittown to enjoy the game. After the Gitans win, expect a sloppy drunken post here about how great the game was.