Friday, December 23, 2011
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
349- Never Trust...
My friend Kip once said, "you can never trust a chimp." Truer words were never spoken. RIP my good buddy.
Saturday, December 10, 2011
345- Busy Day
We filled our sack full today. It was a busy and action packed day.
First it was up and out of bed and off to Starbucks to collect my Happy 15th (free coffee), then off to the gym for a workout on the elliptical and weights, to the USMC P-X for some Christmas shopping, to the Commissary for groceries, eating lunch, making spinach dip, wrapping presents, bringing the Christmas stuff down from the attic, finished the stucco repair on the house, putting up lights, trees and bells on the front porch, eating supper, bringing the tree into the house, typing out a Christmas letter, making a photo DVD, addressing / sending out Christmas cards, getting two boxes packed / ready to mail and finally typing it all into my blog.
Time for bed already.
342- Less Cards Being Sent
We have noticed the trend over the last 5-6 years has been to get (and send) fewer and fewer Christmas Cards through the Mail. This season we will only be sending out about two dozen to just the family and close friends. Everyone else will get a nice e-card from us. Thank you 1-2-3 Greetings.
341- It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas...
Santa is already wrapping his presents for our house.
339- Lonely Cat
Without his partner in crime... Rocky is a lonely cat and follows us around the house all the time.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
338- Going Bowling
I follow two college football teams. My Alma Mater is Michigan State and although they lost to the Wisconsin Badgers by 3 points for the Big Ten Championship, they'll still be going to the Outback Bowl (Tampa) against the Georgia Bulldogs on Jan 2.
My adopted team, the San Diego State Aztecs, will be playing in the R+L Carrier Bowl against Louisiana-Lafayette on December 17 in New Orleans.
Saturday, December 3, 2011
336- Priorities in 1981 Still the Same in 2011
Reagan knew what to fix... somehow Obama was confused.
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