2) And how have I spent this fabulous day? Why, online, applying for jobs, of course. I interviewed last week for a job with Open Court Books, and am now nervously checking my e-mail every five minutes to see if they've made a decision. Your prayers to your respective God or gods are appreciated. If you are sans deity, may I suggest sacrificing an owl to Athena? Or, if the zookeeper won't let you "borrow" his Great Horned, you could simply build a small stack of rocks in front of your door. You don't even have to tell anyone that it's a phallus dedicated to Hermes Agoraeus. It can just be a pile of rocks.
3) I'm sorry for implying that softball is inherently easy and does not require vast amounts of athleticism and technical skill. It is a great sport and I hope that the Olympics end up keeping it. Next time, I will use the term "nerf ball." Now, don't you have reading to do?
4) I got my absentee ballot today! I haven't opened it yet, but I am hoping for lots of crazy ballot measures that, like, outlaw taxes, or establish property values based on the results of some dude walking around your house with a dowsing rod. You know - Oregon stuff.
5) "Our great democracies still tend to think that a stupid man is more likely to be honest than a clever man." - Bertrand Russell
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odd- Lately- as in the past week -a 'crop' of stone towers has grown on one part of Bosco's running trail. He and I have contributed several very artistically placed stones. I place them, he anoints them. Now we both know who we're honoring. thank you and good luck!
So that's why you where behind the couch during Mr. Rogers. One life's great mysteries solved! As for the democracies tending to think a stupid is man is more honest, they have clearly never met George Bush before. Unless they themselves are stupid then.... oh never mind.
PS - Glad to hear Bosco still has a running trail.
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