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Wednesday, 29 July 2009

  • St. Luke's

    So, I'm sitting in the same hospital as where I had my surgery. No, I'm not here for any kind of treatment for myself. Grandma Barbara is here for surgery on her thymus. Apparently it's enlarged for her age. It's supposed to shrink down to about the size of a raisin after you're done growing, it's job is essentially to be a catalyst for your endocrine system as you age and go through puberty. After puberty your thymus is supposed to shrink but hers has not.

    It's a little surreal to be in this hospital again. We got here at 6 a.m. and I could see a whole bunch of people out walking their dogs and running or jogging. This really, really makes me want to live down here in this area. I love this area just a block or two away from the plaza.

Tuesday, 17 June 2008

  • It's 8a.m. and I've already been up for 4 hours, give or take a snooze button, only one seeing as how I'm a morning person.  I'm at work sitting in the fitness room listening to the XM radio over the intercom speakers and the DJ just mentioned that Taylore Swift is now 18.  I can now think she's gorgeous without having illegal thoughts in my head.

    bad sheep

    Also, this weekend at the U.S. Open equalled the most exciting 91 holes of golf I've ever witnessed.  I'm sure you've heard about it by now but wow!  I don't care how many times I see it, it's like back in the day watching MJ.  I'm always going to root for Tiger and I'll never get tired of it.  What a hoss.  It makes me want to get back out and play some golf myself.  I think I might call Austin to see if he wants to play, if not I'll drag Shawn out to the range since he only has a driver.  We'll see.

    Why I love golf...
    augusta national
    You don't get that kind of manicured looking grass anywhere else.  I know it's weird but I also like yardwork.  One of the reasons why I love the look of golf courses I'm sure, or maybe vice versa.

    I received a text message yesterday, which would normally piss me off because everyone I know knows that I don't have a texting plan and I hate texting as it is.  This one was different; it was from my mom saying my sister applied to college.  My sister got married a few months ago, not sure exactly when as I was not invited to the wedding.  She says she didn't have my address but I don't buy it, but I digress.  When I heard she was getting married to this guy, basically her first serious relationship, I was not happy.  I've never met the guy but the only thing anybody's ever told me about him is his name and that he's atheist.  My sister, and the rest of my family is not atheist.  We don't all go to church every Sunday together and pray every chance we get but I go on a fairly regular basis.  I was sure this guy was going to marry her and suck the life right out of her, my brother feels the same way. 

    Anyway, back to the text message.  It said that my sister was applying to some tech. school, it's below her in my opinion seeing as how she got really good grades in high school and was always on the honor role.  Nevertheless, I'm glad she's going to do something to better her life.  That is all for now.

     

Tuesday, 10 June 2008

  • These things used to be weird... Not anymore.

    The following is a list of things that used to be weird, but since they've started occuring with such regularity, they're not anymore... Regularity.  Must be eating their fiber.

     

    1. an old, widely-advertised phone-sex number is reassigned to a church/charity
    2. suspicious package thought to be a bomb, turns out to be something stupid
    3. robber leaves his ID [wallet or appointment card for probation officer or etc.] at the scene
    4. peace/brotherhood conference erupts into violence
    5. robber on getaway accidentally hails unmarked police car
    6. political candidate dies but still wins the election
    7. family thinks he's dead, but he's not and attends his own funeral
    8. hunters shoot each other
    9. funeral home owner neglects/mixes up bodies
    10. "victimized" drug buyer complains to police that someone sold him weak or bogus drugs

    11. some countries prohibit giving children certain names
    12. in middle of an obvious drug raid, customer wanders up and asks cop if he can buy some drugs
    13. shoots himself while supposedly demonstrating gun safety
    14. global warming caused by animal methane
    15. burglar gets stuck in vent or chimney
    16. courthouse visitor/defendant inadvertently places contraband on the
    x-ray tables at entrance
    17. burglar falls asleep during job.
    18. family accidentally leaves behind a kid at a highway rest stop
    19. driver's license applicant crashes into examiner station before or during test
    20. [Oops! It's about the same as number 15]

    21. overdue-library-book scofflaws actually go to jail
    22. DUI tickets for "driving" a bicycle [or horse or riding lawn mower or etc.]
    23. starts fire because can't stop smoking even though hooked up to oxygen machine
    24. gasoline thieves check quantity in tank by using a match or lighter to peer inside
    25. older teacher/younger boy relationship
    26. firefighter with an arson habit [to keep in practice or to feel wanted or etc.]
    27. local election ends in tie, settled (by law) by coin flip or draw of cards
    28. Japanese men committing suicide because of overwork
    29. angry customer drives car right through store's front door
    30. heating-oil delivery to wrong house, resulting in flooded basement

    31. postal worker hoards mail because he's behind in delivering it
    32. bank robber hails taxi or municipal bus for getaway
    33. the annual student cheating riots in Bangladesh
    34. criminal on the lam goes on national tv talk show and mentions that he's wanted
    35. dog steps on gun, shooting the master
    36. pack of animals breaks into liquor cabinet or fermenting vat, get drunk
    37. a loved one died at home, but the relative never gets around to burying him or her
    38. school zero-tolerance policies for "weapons" that are purely, obviously ornamental
    39. amateur videographers set up miniature cameras in restrooms
    40. animal-hoarding (mostly of cats) women

    41. carjackers who never learned to drive stick shift and must abandon the car
    42. criminal suspect evading police, jumps in river to escape, and drowns
    43. young-looking adults impersonate teenagers and return to high school
    44. African nation's rumors of people with power to make penises disappear
    45. humongous abdominal cysts removed in surgery
    46. unlabeled urn with loved one's ashes mistakenly stolen or sold at yard sale
    47. husband takes his wife back even though she just tried to kill him
    48. judges punish young people by forcing them to listen to [classical or polka or etc.] music
    49. hit-and-run driver drives on and on with body or bicycle in grille or windshield
    50. criminal, cornered by police dog, bites the dog

    51. burglars leave footprints in snow, directly to their homes
    52. [Oops! It's about the same as number 48]
    53. video shoe-cams or smoke-detector-cams to spy on women
    54. Japanese making many silent hang-up telephone calls against former lover or business partner
    55. robber smashes store's surveillance "camera," but it's only the lens, and it captured his face
    56. inadvertently tries to cash a stolen personal check at the store [bank] where his victim works
    57. accidental bombing of house by airliner's "blue ice"
    58. elderly citizen trying to convince bureaucrat that, contrary to records, he's not really dead
    59. elderly motorist makes wrong turn, gets lost for days
    60. bands of criminals videotape their entire crime sprees for kicks, but makes it easy for cops

    61. parents frolic while their small kids are left home alone
    62. people trying to outrun police while driving slow-moving vehicles
    63. combining jellyfish gene to produce another plant or animal that glows
    64. imposter cop has car with flashing light, stopping motorists, accidentally stops real cop
    65. parents who leave their small kids locked in hot cars while they frolic
    66. inmates who advertise innocently for penpals on lonely-hearts pages on the Internet
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Friday, 06 June 2008

Wednesday, 04 June 2008

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