Curiosity - not always such a good thing.In the "I don't get it" category, why do some girls shave off their eyebrows and then draw fake ones on with an eyebrow pencil? None of us are fooled. They look exactly like what they are - fake eyebrows.
My brother sent me an email that included this advice for the undecided voter:
The current pension for a retired U.S. President is $191,300 per year, ending when the President reaches 80 years of age. If Senator McCain is elected President and serves two terms he would be 80 upon leaving office and our pension cost would be zero. If Senator Obama is elected President and serves two terms he would have 26 years before turning 80 and our pension cost would be $4,973,800.
Vote your pocketbook.
Makes sense to me.
We had an executive committee meeting tonight, and with the cooler temps (low 90's) I rode the motorcycle in. On the way home, coming up the 101, I was in the #1 lane, the left-most lane. It's the safest because intrusions can only come from one side. Entering the freeway at Glendale Ave, just as I was passing that point, were two sports cars, both late model and both flying by the time they hit the top of the ramp. I'm guessing 85 mph or better. The guy in back saw me first, hit his brakes hard and fast and then ducked behind a semi in the center lane. The Z in front took a second longer before he spotted what he took for a cop. Brake lights! and 65 mph.
I couldn't resist. I pulled over into the lane next to him and rode just off his driver's side rear fender for a minute or two. I'm pretty sure I could hear his heart pounding. Then I sped up and moved back to the #1 lane.
Every so often I think about taking the radio case off the back of my bike and replacing it with the stock pillion seat. I could take a passenger and it would allow me to install a larger top case. Then I get mistaken for a cop in a situation like tonight, or have people see me in their rear view mirror and move over to get out of my way.
I'm sorry. We lived in So. Cal. for lots of years but I can't bring myself to root for a team that includes Manny. Go Phillies.
Remember pipettes? They're those little tubes we used in lab class to draw small amounts of liquid out of a container using our mouth to provide the suction.
Here's a commercial for an automatic pipette. But it has to be just about the most incongruous ad I've ever seen. Who came up with this idea for selling lab equipment?
It's Called epMotion
They don't know it yet but the adults in Foundations are getting a take-home exam Sunday on the book of Genesis. We've done a quick survey of the book over the last few weeks. Want to take it?
My brother sent me an email that included this advice for the undecided voter:
The current pension for a retired U.S. President is $191,300 per year, ending when the President reaches 80 years of age. If Senator McCain is elected President and serves two terms he would be 80 upon leaving office and our pension cost would be zero. If Senator Obama is elected President and serves two terms he would have 26 years before turning 80 and our pension cost would be $4,973,800.
Vote your pocketbook.
Makes sense to me.
We had an executive committee meeting tonight, and with the cooler temps (low 90's) I rode the motorcycle in. On the way home, coming up the 101, I was in the #1 lane, the left-most lane. It's the safest because intrusions can only come from one side. Entering the freeway at Glendale Ave, just as I was passing that point, were two sports cars, both late model and both flying by the time they hit the top of the ramp. I'm guessing 85 mph or better. The guy in back saw me first, hit his brakes hard and fast and then ducked behind a semi in the center lane. The Z in front took a second longer before he spotted what he took for a cop. Brake lights! and 65 mph.
I couldn't resist. I pulled over into the lane next to him and rode just off his driver's side rear fender for a minute or two. I'm pretty sure I could hear his heart pounding. Then I sped up and moved back to the #1 lane.
Every so often I think about taking the radio case off the back of my bike and replacing it with the stock pillion seat. I could take a passenger and it would allow me to install a larger top case. Then I get mistaken for a cop in a situation like tonight, or have people see me in their rear view mirror and move over to get out of my way.
I'm sorry. We lived in So. Cal. for lots of years but I can't bring myself to root for a team that includes Manny. Go Phillies.
Remember pipettes? They're those little tubes we used in lab class to draw small amounts of liquid out of a container using our mouth to provide the suction.
Here's a commercial for an automatic pipette. But it has to be just about the most incongruous ad I've ever seen. Who came up with this idea for selling lab equipment?
It's Called epMotion
They don't know it yet but the adults in Foundations are getting a take-home exam Sunday on the book of Genesis. We've done a quick survey of the book over the last few weeks. Want to take it?
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Can we have a pre-test review?
I could certainly use one!
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