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Monthly Archives: December 2009
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Soon we will place the children in our vehicle and proceed to Ann Arbor, MI to do several things. First, a stop at Briarwood Mall and then to a restaurant of sheer glory and wonderment. Allow me to deconstruct our … Continue reading
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Never…
Never ask a baby why they just did something. They don’t know why, either.
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Christmas Continues
I bought some Lindor ™ brand Chocolates (r) from Target (c) in Canton, MI ™. They were 50% off because they were in a triangle-shaped box. Triangle is the 2-dimensional shape of a Christmas Tree, therefore, it must be moved … Continue reading
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‘Tis the Season for a Census
Every ten years or so the United States conducts a nationwide census, where everyone counts off when the census worker points to you. And if someone messes the number sequence up by not saying the correct number, where the person … Continue reading
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I know what you’re thinking. You’re thinking “my life is pretty good and all, but I sure wish there was a way to watch Monty Python and the Holy Grail at work without tipping off my boss that I’m wasting … Continue reading
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I’ve totally lost it.
I’ve totally lost it. Weight, that is. Ha ha! Do you see what I did there? Someone might have assumed that I was in reference to my mind, when, in actuality, I was merely referring to the fact that I … Continue reading
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New Home.FM Mornings @ Home Movie
It’s a brand new Home.FM Mornings @ Home Movie. It’s not a home-movie but rather a movie on home.fm. I wanted to be sure to make that clear before we went any further. Anyway, congrats to Jamin Bradley on a … Continue reading
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Saint of Perpetual Good Deals
I’d like to thank a few people who are helping to bolster my music collection: First, thanks to the people of St. Vincent DePaul — patron Saint of Perpetual Good Deeds — who facilitate the purchase of CDs for nickles … Continue reading
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Vintage Computers & Windows 7
I just bought a Texas Instruments (TI99/4A) computer from a thrift store for less than five bucks. I sometimes find myself in a fit of nostalgia, the kind that makes me spend money on something that may be worth something … Continue reading
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Tangerine Tangent
There’s nothing quite as delicious as a tangerine, whether you’re warm or cold; wet or dry. I have a wet/dry vac in my basement for when it rains. I’m not sure where the leak is, or how exactly the water … Continue reading
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