Any ideas or suggestion for next weekend?

Since Steven from Steven's Sports Report and I are taking on Loud Dome challenge next weekend, there should be things for me to keep occupied for 2 days when Steven is cooped up in pressbox with deafening reporters who are trying to listen with 10,000 screaming fans while having shouting match in pressbox trying to communicate.

Someone suggested that I should do:

• Take pictures of weird things at the dome that nobody ever think to look at.
• Read Senator Amy Klobuchar's book on Metrodome "Uncovering the Dome".
• walk around and count how many steps I took and use pedometer.
• Knitting.

Do you have any ideas or suggestions? They have to be clean and fun. Leave a comment or e-mail me at senatoreggert@yahoo.com with ideas or suggestions.

Loud Dome challenge: who will stay in the dome longer?

Steven at Steven's Sports Report and I decided to do a challenge:

We will stay inside Metrodome during November 27th and 28th to see who can stand really loud 10,000 screaming fans at MSHSL B0ys State Football Tournament.

We will only eat dome food nothing else even if it's domedog for breakfast and to see who will stay longer. One of us leave early will lose the challenge.

Not sure what the loser will get. I guess if I lost, I will have to buy Steven a dinner. If you have a suggestion or ideas, please comment and we are open to ideas and suggestions. It have to be clean though.

I also get the idea from my friend, Dusty Trice where he spent whole 12 days at State Fair.

How many Domedogs do you think I should eat?

On 28th we might step out of dome during Minneapolis Community and Tech College Basketball game so not sure.

It should be fun. I thought this would be something to do outside of politics and there isn't much going on in politics.

How loud can a football game inside Metrodome can be?

I just spoke to Steven from Steven's Sports Report regarding loudness at the Metrodome. He said its full of 10,000 screaming fans and the reporter next to him have to be yelled by other reporters to communicate.

He said its somewhat louder than Obama or any major political rallies.

I would hope that Steven would contribute his opinion and explain how he deal with loud games.

I should go to a game tomorrow or next weekend to see it for myself and come back with my reaction on how loud game can be. I am sure I will feel virbation on floor since I am deaf.

Anyone also can comment on how loud sporting events could be.

On sunday Steven will be writing his opinion on loudness at the game.

Steven's Sports website is www.stevenssports.com He is covering MN State Football State touranment this and next weekend.