...until I head to WI for a long 4th of July weekend - quite looking forward to that.
You also only have 3 days to cast 25 votes for Joe & Torii to make the 2006 All Star Game...
Clearly, I am not responsible for Joe moving into 5th place among AL catchers - but keep it up! Renew your IP address! Delete your cookies! Outsmart that vote counter on MLB.com...
I just learned that the phrase "sell like hotcakes" has nothing to do with the tasty McDonald's breakfast item...
Courtesy of minnesotajobs.com: "In the early 1800's, hotcakes were the popular fast food at carnivals and country fairs. Anyone who set up a hot cake was sure to make a killing."
I was working at McDonald's circa 1997 when they switched to frozen hotcakes - they used to employ quite a contraption to funnel & dispense a uniform amount of batter on the grill.
When one does not live in a house, one has little reason to venture into Home Depot. I just needed some fatty screws to finish putting my desk back together, but ended up spending 45 minutes wandering around remembering how much I love that place - the smell of lumber, the 92 foot ceilings, the funk of testosterone...
I'm pretty excited about this "ultimate lounge chair" I found, kind of a hybrid between an outdoor chaise lounge and a Craftmatic Adjustable Bed. I got a little sun this afternoon while listening to the Twins sweep the Cubs, anyone want to check out the Dodgers game on Tuesday night? Cheap Seats are on me...
Some "downtowner" you are...the fireworks were for the grand opening of the new Guthrie. They had an open house all day in which you could have gone and checked it out instead of wasting away in your Craftmatic.
I've probably seen the Yogi Berra Aflac commerical 92 times while watching Twins games, but it wasn't until today that I realized how "quotable" Yogi is - it makes so much more sense now! (But the duck is still annoying.)
There's a whole Wikipedia article dedicated to Yogiisms, which include:
"It ain't over till it's over." and "It's like déjà vu all over again."
Per the photo to the left. Do we want to know how you recovered said kidney stone fragment? Or how you weren't passed out after passing said kidney stone fragment?
Matt blogged about a Washington Post article that suggests drinking coffee reduces the risk of liver damage for alcoholics - not sure if I'm flattered or embarassed that he associated me with that combination. Maybe he just wanted his blog's name to show up in the Technorati box...
Why are we all of a sudden linking to 6 month old news?
Good eye on finding that article was written in 2005. NPR just mentioned that story the other day, so I did a search on it. Sounds like they are lagging on "late and breaking" news.
Per Martha's comment below, I did enjoy the 2nd half of Ghana beating the Czech Republic before witnessing the red-carded debacle that was Saturday's USA/Italy match. Although I'm curious if World Cup commentary will ever appear on her blog?
I did feel a tiny bit sorry for Italy's Cristian Zaccardo, who accidentally scored the game-tying goal on his own team. Years ago, I definitely headed a ball or two backwards into our team's net playing indoor soccer... oops.
Wow... appropriately humbled and chastised... I hang my head in shame and off I go to post something on my blog which you so embarassingly linked to on yours. Guess my life's not as interesting! If only I had a poem... or a limerick... that might start my creative juices flowing... but who do I know that would write me a poem like they promised??... hmmmmmmmmmm
What? No mention of World Cup on your blog? Aren't you the guy who successfully convinced me that Adidas (the popular athletic brand) was really an acronym for "All Day I Dream About Soccer"?? Yeah. You WERE that guy, and I was the girl who completely believed that up until about a week ago... seriously. But who are you now? A guy who doesn't watch World Cup? Or a guy who watches, but has nothing to blog about it?..
Although I try to spend as much time as possible in front of the computer, I never seem to be there 24 hours before a flight on Southwest - when the race to get an "A" boarding pass starts.
Who knew there were free websites that log on to southwest.com and check in for you? The folks at Southwest do, and they are suing.
Sounds like the plethora of e-snipers that steal eBay auctions at the last second...
I'm not sure why, but I decided to borrow Jeff's ladder and clean the layers of dust off the ductwork in my apartment tonight. It's provided a plethora of sneezes, and some unique perspectives on my place. The smell is oddly reminiscent of the basement at Grandma & Grandpa Johnson's old house on Main street.
Until someone invents a scratch & sniff computer monitor, you'll just have to imagine the wet wood smell of my untreated roof deck in a thunderstorm...
Since Matt & Laura both recently wrote spelling-related posts, I decided to copy them.
I got 20 in the doggie bag from this morning's procedure, but it doesn't feel like I'm going to actually need them. My stone has now become gravel, which sounds like a barrel 'o fun to pee out...
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