Second Gen (2003-2016, 2016- )
The contest is on! The contest is on! Entries are pouring on but there has been a bunch of other stuff keeping me from posting a semi-gallery so far. It is really a hemi-semi-demi-gallery so far but you get the point. Here is some stuff I have notice over the last few days: I brewed … Continue reading “Day 9: A Few Updates On A Crazy Beer Filled Monday”
Already, we hit the third edition of the Monday Morning Quarterback. I’m not that sure the theme has holding power but at least it gives some meaning, however meager, to my half-hearted obsession with sports. The confusion within the Blue Jays has already hit a new level of panic even though it is only April: … Continue reading “Monday Morning Quarter Back: Red Sox On Top Edition”
Not just TV, but I listen to the radio, too. I listened to golf on the radio at about 7 pm yesterday. 620 AM out of Syracuse had the end of the Masters going. Golf on the radio is hard to follow. Apparently there is a tradition and a guy playing lounge piano involved. A … Continue reading “Monday Morning Quarterback: I Watch TV A Lot”
A taunt. All it takes is a taunt. Looking for meaning with a blog that is approaching five years of its troubled existence, a glimmer of hope and purpose shows up in a 27th comment: Temujin [12:19 AM April 7, 2008] http://hockey-madness.blogspot.com How about a special Monday Morning Bullet Points highlighting the Blue Jays sweeping … Continue reading “Hockey Pool 2008 And The Monday Morning Quarterback”
Ah, standard time. Time to sleep. Time to get up not in a rush. Time for bullet points. What were we saving all that daylight for anyway? Update: note the subtle underlying concept – no one is as smart as me and my friends: “I think he’s a sincere and honest man,” Mr. Manning said … Continue reading “Monday Bullet Points Celebrating Standard Time”
Easter Monday is the weirdest of holidays. A civic holiday in lieu of a religious holiday. No other religious holiday recognized in law is fixed to a day of the week so, appropriately for my present purposes, we still get the Monday off. I have failed in my past Easter Monday plans. Since 2005, I … Continue reading “Easter Monday Plans”
I think I just disproved that theory about coffee. Consider this: Monday. Monday after the clocks leap forward. Monday after the clocks leap forward and I “sleep in”. Monday after the clocks leap forward and I “sleep in” and there are seven kids in the house because it is March Break and my nieces are … Continue reading “Monday And Coffee”
We really ought to be scientific about it. All we need to do is address what is wrong with the day and respond directly to that. Then we would be relieved of both the moany groanings of pop tunes about having to get up yet we would want to get up. Whatever it is, whatever … Continue reading “Mondayishness”
Interesting to note discussion of the wording of section 329 of the Canada Elections Act: Prohibition — premature transmission of results 329. No person shall transmit the result or purported result of the vote in an electoral district to the public in another electoral district before the close of all of the polling stations in … Continue reading “Day Fifty-Five: Election Blogging On Monday”
While Shilling is finding his way, Boomer Wells has taken up the challenge: tomorrow Baltimore at Fenway fading in and out on 1080 am WTIC. Update: he only lasted four but he sure is pretty…