So that’s the way it is, is it? I’m fine, thank you for asking. Okay, I know all of you do care as I know you well enough to know this- clearly I just caught all of you in a busy time, perhaps with your own scares of this flu. But I still have to […]
I received a helpful email forward that I thought I would share in case any of my readers have some stress and they are looking for ways to unwind… Just in case you are having a rough day, here is a stress management technique recommended in all the latest psychological journals. The funny thing is
is a good landing. At least that is what I’ve heard. Recently, a pilot flying his Cesna 182 had to make an emergency landing when his engine suddenly failed. After the pilot’s attempt to turn the plane around to return to the airport failed, he set down too quickly, hit a fence, and flipped over.
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(continued from the previous post – To Hellinois…) So FINALLY, after yet another GPS debacle orchestrated by Jill (might be time to change the persona of the GPS again and fire Jill!) we arrived in Aurora, and it’s the first time I’ve seen my parents’ dogs in years. Loopy is looking a little bit gray
On Sunday, the Seattle Mariners defeated the Oakland Athletics 8-7 in 15 innings. While neither team is high on my radar to follow, the Mariners possess one player with very close ties. Denny Stark pitched to four batters in the game. This came after an absence of 1747 days (last appearing on the mound in
1.0 being the avian flu a few years ago which barely got out of the starting gate as far as pandemic staus is concerned. Yes, I know there have been really nasty flu epidemics/pandemics in the past, but I am specifically referring to modern variations in my numbering. Anyway, tonight I got a call on
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I’m not a big fan of the place and try to avoid it like the plague for the most part, but there are about two times a year I am willing to travel to the place of my birth which I lovingly refer to as “Hellinois”, a nickname for Chicagoland, with its insane traffic patterns
This morning when I arrived at work at 9, I was greeted by shards of glass all over the sidewalk infront of the building. There was an orange barrel in the corner where a street light STOOD just last night. I asked the boss what SHE had been doing last night… one too many, perhaps?
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This week was mostly unremarkable. Monday I was in second grade, Tuesday and Friday PE, Wednesday sixth grade science, and Thursday I was in third grade. The highlights, or in one case “low”light, were probably the PE classes and the third grade class. Science was a “students work on projects while sub circulates” day- not
Tonight, a group of self-anointed “cougars,” Megan, and I (the only male) traveled to Findlay to see a production of Pump Boys and Dinettes. Before our hour and a half trek began, piling into the minivan was almost worth a few dollars to see itself. I would have gladly given up my front seat but
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