It's finally here... Superbowl Sunday!

Dallas is an exciting place to be right now. Well, that is if you are a football fan. And you know that I am. lol  I was telling my husband that I was going to blog about Superbowl Sunday and he suggested how funny it would be to add pictures of me cheering on the field from the 49er games when I was in high school. I agreed. This is hilarious.

Randy Cross, C & me

The 49ers would invite the local high school cheerleaders to come and cheer on the field and luckily they invited us regularly. That and all three of my brothers playing football cinched it for me. Every since my love for the game continues to grown. Plus my parents being huge fans and watching the games on TV with them since I was a wee little thing.

How brave was I to just go sit on the bench with Randy Cross and have our photo taken? Actually, I don't think I'm that brave any more. Or perhaps I was just naive. lol  I do remember the coach yelling at him afterwards to keep his head in the game. Sorry Randy.

And how lucky am I to continue to be invited on the field by my very good friend Terrell Lloyd.  But now I am fortunate to photograph the games instead of cheering. I just had to share some of my images from the field. It is so much fun. Can you say, "Could it be any Funner?" In my best Chandler voice.

me and Terrell

Vernon Davis, TE

Frank Gore, RB

 Wish I was on the field today photographing the Superbowl. The only thing better would be if the Niners were playing in it. A gal can dream can't she?

I am so disappointed in the weather as I know of many fans here in Dallas are. (Really, this is unusual weather for us. We don't get snow and freezing temps very often.) Though you can still feel the excitement in the air hosting the Superbowl here in Dallas. Ok technically Arlington.  Lot's of news coverage,  the "NFL Experience" at the Dallas Convention Center, and the ESPN Set in Fort Worth to name just a few.

I hope Jerry wins the bid for 2016 to host the Superbowl again. And pray that the weather is a sunny 65 degrees.



GO NINERS, umm I mean GO PACKERS!

Reggie Bush, RB