Monthly Archives: August 2010

I was talking with someone about personality profiles and decided to take one of those tests online. It asks like 51 questions and it’s free, so I’m sure it’s legit*. *Probably not, but still. Here are the results: ENTP – … Continue reading →

Sam and I recently had some wings from BW3 (Buffalo Wild Wings) and I was of a mixed impression; they were good because they delivered what they promised, namely, that I would eat wings in exchange for money. By the … Continue reading →

I’ve always been a huge fan of Jeeps. A picture taken in 1984 depicts a child wearing a burgundy Jeep baseball hat while throwing rocks into the Rouge river, more proud of the hat than the ripples. That child is … Continue reading →

If we were to go to Subway and it was about a year ago, I would have gotten either a pizza sub or an Italian BMT. 1,000+ calories later, I would have commented on how great Subway tastes and how … Continue reading →

I was in a store yesterday and noticed that the back-to-school sales are in full swing, where paste and glue fight for shelf space and a college versus wide-rule debate gathers steam. Will we get a ruler or a protractor? … Continue reading →

I saw a sign on an apartment complex that really caught my eye (the other one, too). It said “FREE WIRELESS WITH LEASE”. Whoda thunk that the internet would be seen as a selling point to get someone to sign … Continue reading →

Should Happy Meals come with toys? “They SHOULD come with toys” reports Malachi, age 4. “Because that’s how McDonals does it – they give us toys in our Happy Meals.” Do Happy Meals make you happy? “Uh huh” says Malachi, … Continue reading →

Thanks to USA Today, I now know that one of the biggest hits of the 2010 county fair season is Doughnut Burgers. It is as it sounds, a beef hamburger patty placed between two Krispy Kreme donuts. This invention raises … Continue reading →

This morning at SAFMC, we kicked off Vacation Bible School (or “GPS”, as our 4 year-old calls it). GPS (or “VBS” as some insist on calling it) is all about a Church reaching out to a community of families and … Continue reading →

This morning Malachi, age 4, walked into the kitchen on a mission. Mission title: Operation Breakfast. Mission goal: The consumption of breakfast product, specifically of a cereal-type. Mission bonus: Chocolate milk in the cereal instead of white. Mission victory: total … Continue reading →