
- Music:Soup - Wild Kingdom
Someone made an LJ-userpic to mock me? Wow!
I am honored to be on the same list as
- Location:The Viv-Cave
- Mood:
pleased
How can you tell the difference between a northern zoo and a southern zoo?
The northern zoo has a card with each animal telling details about their habits and habitats. A southern zoo also includes a recipe.
Brought to mind by this.
The northern zoo has a card with each animal telling details about their habits and habitats. A southern zoo also includes a recipe.
Brought to mind by this.
- Mood:
hungry
Our tribe, The Mighty Kiowa, won the Ottawa-ball tournament
( Cut because I have never tried embedding from Facebook before... )
( Cut because I have never tried embedding from Facebook before... )
- Location:Home
- Mood:
happy
1100 pages going into law and no one is given time to read it before the vote. Yet, 246 Democrats feel no need to actually read what they are voting for.
(h/t to
ellie_kay and
melvin_udall)
Share the love!
(h/t to
Share the love!
- Mood:
pissed off

- Mood:
geeky
Ok, it is very cold today. The schools here are closed for the second day in a row and the temperature this morning was -15F when I woke up. It hit -20F overnight.
Now for the funny:
I found this old commercial on YouTube.
Now for the funny:
I found this old commercial on YouTube.
- Location:Chicago
- Mood:
cold
Just me and Kayleigh left awake and 30 minutes to go before the clock strikes midnight in Chicago. Jody went to bed early (as usual) and Jimmy feel asleep on the couch around 10:30 while we were watching Horsefeathers and Duck Soup. Secretly, the kids enjoy these movies but will never admit it.
It hasn't been such a bad year. We took some nice trips and we ended the year with jobs and a roof over our heads. Here's hoping that we exit 2009 in as good of shape or better.
The kids are doing well in their new school this year. Jody and I are busy at work. Aside from basic colds, we are all in good health. All is well.
I wish everyone a healthy and happy 2009. God bless and Happy New Year!
( I leave you with a preview of Obama's inauguration speech behind the cut )
It hasn't been such a bad year. We took some nice trips and we ended the year with jobs and a roof over our heads. Here's hoping that we exit 2009 in as good of shape or better.
The kids are doing well in their new school this year. Jody and I are busy at work. Aside from basic colds, we are all in good health. All is well.
I wish everyone a healthy and happy 2009. God bless and Happy New Year!
( I leave you with a preview of Obama's inauguration speech behind the cut )
- Location:On the couch
- Mood:
hopeful - Music:ABC Chicago Countdown
I know they've come down, but they'll go up again as soon as people resume driving. I've got an idea about never having to pay for gas again:
http://www.forbes.com/technology/2008/1 2/21/fat-fuel-biodiesel-tech-sciences-cz _pcb_1222fatfuel.html?feed=rss_technolog y
http://www.forbes.com/technology/2008/1
- Location:Home
- Mood:
impressed
Chicago next?
- Location:Basement
- Mood:
cheerful
I went to see Cinematic Titanic Live at the Lakeshore Theater in Chicago for the 10:30 PM, Saturday night show. The show got off to a late start because it seems that a lot of people from the 7:30 show stayed afterward to meet the cast and get autographs. We had to wait outside in 10 degree temperatures until around 11. It was a fun crowd so it wasn't too bad. My brother, friend and myself had VIP tickets and, for some odd reason, the people seating us decided to announce our party and we got a round of applause. Go figure.
The movie on Saturday was Frankenstein's Castle of Freaks and it was truly a stinker. The riffs were great and I was told later that this was the first time they had done this movie live. Well, second really, because the first was the 7:30 show. It was a blast and it was fun having some audience interaction with the CT gang. Yes, we would groan at the bad jokes (AP Beast, has already been mentioned but I remember "Hay!" being a bit funnier).
After the show, the cast stayed again and signed autographs and took pictures with everyone who wanted one. We were almost the last in line (because we couldn't figure out where the line started). My brother took my camera and was able to get some pictures with me.
( Pics behind the cut )
The movie on Saturday was Frankenstein's Castle of Freaks and it was truly a stinker. The riffs were great and I was told later that this was the first time they had done this movie live. Well, second really, because the first was the 7:30 show. It was a blast and it was fun having some audience interaction with the CT gang. Yes, we would groan at the bad jokes (AP Beast, has already been mentioned but I remember "Hay!" being a bit funnier).
After the show, the cast stayed again and signed autographs and took pictures with everyone who wanted one. We were almost the last in line (because we couldn't figure out where the line started). My brother took my camera and was able to get some pictures with me.
( Pics behind the cut )
- Location:Home
- Mood:
mellow
I hope everyone has a great day. We have so much for which to be thankful.
My turkeys are on and I'm waiting for my family to get here and football to start. The kids are making cookies and pumpkin pies.
My turkeys are on and I'm waiting for my family to get here and football to start. The kids are making cookies and pumpkin pies.
- Location:Home
- Mood:
thankful
Today is the 7th annual Ammo Day BUYcott and I've done my part.

100 Rounds of Federal 12-gauge 00 Buckshot plus 20 rounds of Federal Hydra-Shok in .380 ACP.

100 Rounds of Federal 12-gauge 00 Buckshot plus 20 rounds of Federal Hydra-Shok in .380 ACP.
h/t
melvin_udall
Requiem for a Dream:
Requiem for a Dream:
We must remember that we are conservatives, and not liberals or "progressives" or whatever they're calling themselves today. Politics is not our life. Unlike liberals, if we lose an election, we're still going to be happier than liberals, whose worldview is premised on misery. They place their hopes and dreams in government, and so they will always be disappointed, especially when they find out they have to pay for their gas and mortgage after all. Conservatives, on the other hand, have low expectations of human nature and even lower from government; it is hard to be disappointed. And unlike liberals, our happiness is where it has always been and will be tomorrow: our family, our friends, our local community, in our work, our faith, and in our country. These will be around whether or not the current incumbents have a "R" or "D" next to their name.
- Location:Home
- Mood:
disappointed
The election is over, thank God.
Obama won.
I have nothing positive to say. I worry too much about these kinds of things so my stress level is pretty high right now.
I'm trying to find some positive way to channel this energy but I'm failing at the moment. I'll probably go back to my favorite stress relieving activities of reading and cleaning.
I am very disappointed in my fellow Americans right now. They elected the least qualified person every to run for President based on his ability to give a good speech and promise everything to everyone.
I wonder if the media is going to stay as loving. I wonder how the Obama administration will respond to those that question him. I wonder what form Obama's federal police force will take. I wonder how long before the "Fairness Doctrine" begins to crush free speech. I wonder how long before I'm made a criminal for exercising my second amendment rights. I wonder how the rest of the country is going to enjoy Chicago politics on a national scale.
Nothing to do now but pray.
"I’ll Keep My Freedom, My Bible, My Guns And My Money. You Can Keep The Change."
Obama won.
I have nothing positive to say. I worry too much about these kinds of things so my stress level is pretty high right now.
I'm trying to find some positive way to channel this energy but I'm failing at the moment. I'll probably go back to my favorite stress relieving activities of reading and cleaning.
I am very disappointed in my fellow Americans right now. They elected the least qualified person every to run for President based on his ability to give a good speech and promise everything to everyone.
I wonder if the media is going to stay as loving. I wonder how the Obama administration will respond to those that question him. I wonder what form Obama's federal police force will take. I wonder how long before the "Fairness Doctrine" begins to crush free speech. I wonder how long before I'm made a criminal for exercising my second amendment rights. I wonder how the rest of the country is going to enjoy Chicago politics on a national scale.
Nothing to do now but pray.
"I’ll Keep My Freedom, My Bible, My Guns And My Money. You Can Keep The Change."
- Location:Home
- Mood:
depressed
Ok, my Twitter posts now automatically go to a private group so no one has to see them unless they want to. If you want to be on the Twitter list, drop me a line and I'll add you to the group.
- Mood:
accomplished
lj-security: TwitterPosts
lj-tags: Twitter
EDIT: Ok, so much for using LJ's screening commands to hide these posts. Back to the drawing board.
lj-tags: Twitter
- 10:59 Still testing. Trick or Treating starts tonight at the local high school. Kids should be sick by 8 PM. #
- 15:02 *tap *tap Is this thing on? First shot at posting from my cell phone without using mobile web. #
EDIT: Ok, so much for using LJ's screening commands to hide these posts. Back to the drawing board.
Has anyone gotten posting via email working? Is there some trick to it? I have the pin setup and I've tried three different emails with no success so far.
- Location:Home
- Mood:
confused
- 16:34 Ernie is dead but Bert is still working. Who names these laptops? #
- 12:05 Happy Monday! Free Lunch! #
- 16:12 No such thing as a "free" lunch. Testing was rough today. #
- 21:55 I'm gonna watch some Rifftrax and go to bed. #
