There’s just something wonderful about McDonald’s’ Coca-Cola. It is better than any Coke you can buy in a can, two-liter, or at any other restaraunt. I typically call it McCoke since it bears almost no comparison to any other. My brother is an assistant manager at a Mickey-Ds, and he says the only thing that’s…
We went to the Brazenhead in Dublin, Ohio tonight. It was a beautiful night to sit outside and chat and drink some beer and wine and relax. Jason had a Bell’s Belgian White Ale (which I can’t find on the Bell’s Brewery site) that I really liked. Its probably the second beer that I feel…
The latest terrorist ploy: breast milk.
Scary: The platform over the shark tank in the New Orleans Aquarium collapsed and took visitors with it. Link via Wayne’s Corner … why are there so many Wayne bloggers, anyway?
To read later (it is already way past my bedtime – I’m going to turn into a pumpkin soon): Why We Need Heaven.
Razormouth posted a link to Decanter.com. I’m going to have to look around there.
I don’t know about you, but I’d be a bit leery about a LASIK center that advertises using a tv kiosk with a cell-phone attached. And, yet, it must work, because there was one just past the checkout lanes at Meijer tonight.
Wow. What a big difference there is between 1152×864 and 1024×768. I can actually read some of the blogs without leaning in and squinting now.
I have also been doing some reading. I finally finished Susan Howatch’s Wheel of Fortune and will have more to say about it later. The other book I’ve been reading and finished was Karen Mains’ Open Heart, Open Home: The Hospitable Way to Make Others Feel Welcome & Wanted. I was mostly disappointed with this…
This weekend we rented two films: Gosford Park and The Royal Tennenbaums. Gosford Park was a magnificently produced “whodunit” that delved into the formalities of the early 20th Century British upper class and their dealings with those who served them. While this film is rather short on plot (Jason complained “nothing happened” in the movie),…