myespn.go.com - 7/24/2008
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New place. New surroundings. New world. Plans to stay for quite some time. Anyone could get a little homesick. Anyone could feel that longing for the familiar surroundings of home. Experts say the thing to do is to not become a shut-in. To get used to going out and about. To learn, over time, to find enjoyment from new kinds of things. For Josh Childress, newly arrived in Greece, mission ...
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Josh Childress Adapts to Greek Life Quickly
FanHouse —
... would adjust to life in a foreign country should be squelched by this video posted by TrueHoop, which purportedly shows our protagonist mingling with his new neighbors in ...
Josh Childress Dances At Greek Club After Signing With Olympiakos
FanIQ Blog —
... of him chilling at a club right after he signed his new contract with Athens Olympiakos.
Must be nice to be able to wander into a club where you know literally no one and can instantly claim top spot on stage next to the evening's main act.
Yeah, I think Childress is going to be just fine in Greece. The only thing he'll have to get used to is Europeans spinning songs in clubs that were last popular when he was in high school.
[HT: True Hoop]
It looks like Josh Childress is already having fun in Greece
Hail Mary Jane —
... In this video that I found today via True Hoop, Childress is partyin’ it up in Greece to Fat Joe’s lean back. ...
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