I bet Donald Trump is that one friend that could never keep a secret.
I’d enjoy all this Trump drama more if SNL was in season.
The kids wanted to get the toy out of the new box of Golden Grahams, but I told them no. They were going to have to learn to eat through the contents bowl-by-bowl until they reach the toy just as I did when I was a child. But then WifeGeeding informed me the toy is no longer inside the cereal, but in between the box and the cereal package. Personally, I think that takes some of the fun out of it.
DaughterGeeding’s bicycle tire was flat and airing it up wasn’t doing the trick, so for the first time in about 25-years I changed the tube on a bike tire. Some things are pretty easy to pick back up after many years, it was like riding a bike.
I saw some special on television state that the spikes on the crown of the Statue of Liberty aren’t actually spikes, but light rays shining from the crown. Per the National Parks Service – The rays represent a radiant halo, also called an “aureole.”
I do get a kick out of when people try to use the height of the Statue of Liberty to compare it to how tall other objects are. When the plans for Cowboys new stadium was released (pdf) it stated, “The entire Statue of Liberty and its base could fit into the stadium with the roof closed.” At first that sounds impressive because many think she’s very tall, but the Statue of Liberty itself is only 151-feet tall. Many will leave out the pedestal and/or foundation Lady Liberty stands on. If they were to include them, she would total 305-feet. From floor to roof, the stadium is about 300-feet.
I think the first time I saw real-life news media people make a cameo in a movie was Dave and at the time I thought it was pretty cool. Now, I find it distracting and annoying in television and movies.
Some of my conservative Christians friends often tell me that the local news has an agenda against the Christian faith, and usually I just kinda nod my head and not say anything. But I tend to see a lot of positive stories about the Chrisitan faith that’s not exactly newsworthy make the news. For instance, yesterday CBS11 aired a story, before the first commercial break, about a group of missionaries from different parts of Texas replacing a roof of an elderly woman in my hometown of Mineral Wells who otherwise couldn’t afford it.
London has a place in which you can walk through a cloud of alcohol – So much booze will be in the air (it’ll be 140 percent humidity) that you’ll be able to see less than a metre in front of you, although they reckon that after an hour, you’ll only absorb one shot’s worth of booze.
I checked out Amazon’s new rival Jet.com and wasn’t particularly impressed. Off and, I don’t like the idea of having to pay about fifty bucks for a membership.
This past Saturday Brett Favre was inducted into the Packers Hall of Fame at Lambeau Field in front of 67,000. Compacity at Lambeau is just under 81,000. I can’t imagine that amount of Cowboys fans showing up for some ceremony for any player. The only other player I can think of that happening for is Tom Brady. One more tidbit on Favre, his number won’t actually won’t go up on the Lambeau Field façade until Thanksgiving night.
East Texas Stars and Bars news – More than 130 East Texans joined a city-to-city mobile rally, hoping to drive the point home that the Confederate flag represents heritage and not hate
Dog GIF of the Day #1 – I’ve never seen a dog be so clever in trying not to get wet and fetch a ball in a pool.
Dog GIF of the Day #2 – What you can do, I can do better, even if it’s cliff diving. You know, that’s one brave doggie, and you gotta love his manners, how he waits his turn and all. Here’s a video of the dog.
Dog GIF of the Day #3 – From his point of view, it probably looked something like this.