I can count the number of times I’ve worn cufflinks on one hand. You really have to have an uppidty job to consistently wear them.
I’ve never worn a top hat but would like to have an excuse to one day, other than some Abe Lincoln skit.
BoyGeeding loves to slide down the handrail of the staircase. I should probably stop him, but I want him to be a daring young boy and the expression of joy on his face is priceless.
The kids’ school had their first lock down drill. The kids were instructed to hide and be quiet as the assistant headmaster played the part of an intruder trying to open classroom doors and yelling to let him in. DaughterGeeding said they were even taught how to hide in the restroom – close the stall doors and squat on the toilet with their feet on the toilet seats. In other words, make sure your feet or head are visible from the stalls.
I was in a nice email conversation with a friend and he wrote the following sentence which I reflected on for a good bit yesterday, “I’d rather see a sermon than hear one.”
I keep hearing how great bluebonnets are this year. I want to find an excuse to drive through the Hill Country.
Former Dallas District Attorney Craig Watkins is back in the news because he’s representing the notary in the Stormy Daniels case. Watkins was almost unrecognizable to me. He now has a gray/whitish beard and he looked a bit unkept. I remember his suits looking nice and press and a tight tie, but neither was the case. Also, the man just looked tired.
If you lived in Texas during the aughts you saw this sticker on every other car. If that sticker isn’t in his presidential museum, it should be. I remember being playfully annoyed by his use of his middle initial because we share the same one. My middle name is the first name of my father, and I started to include it in my signatures to honor or remember him, but a lot of folks thought I included it because the governor/president was using it.
GIF – Shimming open a hotel room door with a pizza menu
Normally, I think assassination humor is distasteful and horrid, but I give this one an exception.
President Donald Trump is walking out of the White House and heading toward his limo when a possible assassin steps forward and aims a gun. A Secret Service agent, new on the job, shouts “Mickey Mouse!” This startles the would-be assassin and he is apprehended. Later, the Secret Service agent’s supervisor takes him aside and asks, “What in the heck made you shout Mickey Mouse?” Blushing, the agent replies, “I got nervous. I meant to shout “Donald, duck!”
WifeGeeding asked if we had an atlas laying around. She needed one for a school project. I dug out my old atlas my father gave me when I was a child and was surprised to find some notes inside from 1990, probably the last time I opened the book. Desert Storm hadn’t started but things were ramping up. I asked Dad if Texas was bigger than Iraq, and he wanted me to clarify if I meant by population or area. I told him by area, and then he pointed at the atlas on the bookshelf and told me to write down my findings and report back to him. I wrote my answer on a napkin. I note that because I still use napkins as scrap paper today. He then pressed me for more and asked me to find the difference. The other piece of paper you see are findings Dad wrote down about other countries for reasons I do not know. It’s funny as I look back and remember how Dad made me research an answer, actually work for it, and today my kids can simply ask Siri, Alexa, or Google and get the answer instantaneously.
I had another back recovery achievement this weekend, I mowed the lawn. Granted, I didn’t mow and trim all in one day, I did have half the yard one day and the other half the next. To be honest, I might have pushed myself more than I should have, the next morning I was pretty sore and achy.
A lot of engaged teenagers were marching in Washington and other major cities this weekend over gun violence. The local news reported the only counter-protestors in Dallas were a small number of anti-abortion or pro-life demonstrators. I wonder if they confused their schedule with another date or showed up to the wrong address.
Each seat was like “first class” and had a gift and a letter from Kraft in it, Barry said. Food and drinks were served, and a Patriots senior operations manager aboard the flight passed around the team’s Super Bowl LI championship ring for everyone to see, Barry said.
Noah Christiansen returned to class March 20, 2018 at McQueen High School in Reno, Nevada after a suspension took him out of school for two days. The junior made a phone call to Congressman Mark Amodei’s office March 14, saying to a staffer that he wanted a ban on bump stocks and for the legal age to buy a guy be raised. During the phone call, Christiansen cursed at the staffer. “I totally understand that’s not the wording I should have used, but it’s still my right to use that word,” Christiansen said.
“Every classroom has been equipped with a five-gallon bucket of river stone. If an armed intruder attempts to gain entrance into any of our classrooms, they will face a classroom full students armed with rocks and they will be stoned,” said Dr. David Helsel.
Ten years ago, ‘Fox and Friends’ said Mr. Rogers was an evil, evil man.
Some Christians are calling for the boycott of a Canadian ice cream chain called “Sweet Jesus,” saying it mocks the Christian faith in its ads and uses upside down crosses on the labels of the ice cream cups. The chain is expanding to the U.S.
In last night’s ’60 Minutes’ segment with Stormy Daniels, I’m a bit surprised they didn’t mention anything about the polygraph she took. If anything, just add a little detail to the story and her testimony.
“I’m seeing the terms “whore,” “slut,” etc. being thrown around a lot. Look, call him what you will, he’s still your president.” – @keatonc33
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About a month ago I got a prescription for some pain medicine, but the pharmacist wouldn’t fill it because the doctor forgot to fill in the date. Flippantly, I wondered what would happen if I filled in the date myself and returned later, but it was something I totally didn’t want to risk. I called the doctor’s office and they checked their scanned copy of the written prescription and apologized for the mistake. The doctor’s office called the pharmacist about the error but he still wouldn’t fill the prescription without a correct written prescription. I had to return the written prescription to the doctor and they had to write a new one, and attached to it was a letter signed by the doctor about the mistake. I wasn’t annoyed by any of this, but just thought it was an interesting process considering the opioid crises and all.
Most of my prescriptions are sent from the doctor’s office to the pharmacist electronically. However, some of them, such as narcotics, can’t be sent electronically, a written prescription is required. Offhand, I’d think an electronic prescription would be more secure and harder to duplicate or edit. I’d like to know how and why a handwritten prescription is preferred, but I’m too lazy to look it up. I also wonder if the process is different for other states.
I think bacon only taste good when it’s crispy. Bacon is never crispy on any fast food burger or sandwich. Therefore, I don’t understand why people order bacon on their fast food burgers and sandwiches.
If you lived in Texas during the aughts you saw this sticker on every other car. If that sticker isn’t in his presidential museum, it should be. I remember being playfully annoyed by his use of his middle initial because we share the same one. My middle name is the first name of my father, and I started to include it in my signatures to honor or remember him, but a lot of folks thought I included it because the governor/president was using it.
