When Tommy called me at 4 P.M. to see what was going on for the night, I definitely did not expect 3-D sleeping to occur at some point.

Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili with U.S. Ambassador Vince Arrigo

After a tense weekend, talks between the U.S. and Georgia resumed late Monday. Talks had come to a halt when over the weekend Georgia had rejected a U.S. envoy in favor of an envoy from Greece. President Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia met with U.S. ambassador to Georgia Vince Arrigo, and welcomed him back to his country. “I’m glad that we were able to work things out,” said Saakashvili, “it was a mistake to [flirt] with the Greeks this weekend, and Georgia wants the world to know they will always be a friend to Vince and the U.S.”

Arrigo was passed out on the couch and could not be reached for comment.

White Sox Fan/President-Elect Obama

History was made Tuesday night as Barack Obama became the first White Sox fan to become President of the United States.  While current president Bush is Texas Rangers fan, there has never been a Commander-in-Chief that has called the White Sox his favorite team.  “It’s all about change,” said Obama “in the coming months we’re going to need a lot of it.  We need a lead off hitter, a second basemen, you can always use more help in the bullpen, and we need to get rid of Javier Vazquez.”

As President, Obama has vowed to propose a bill that would inject federal funding into the 2009 White Sox payroll.  Obama hopes this will the help the Sox lure lucrative free agents such as Orlando Hudson and C.C. Sabbathia.