Saturday, November 29, 2014
Friday, November 28, 2014
Useless Information
Did
you know:
When the Panama Canal was being built people were dying so fast, at an average of 500 per day from malaria and other diseases they
ran out of graves.
So the French bought 55 gallon drums from Cuba, put the dead
bodies in the barrels and sold them throughout Europe as medical cadavers which in turn helped pay for the digging of the canal.
Four for Fridays
Hello everyone and welcome back! It's my weekend off from work, therefore I'm finally am relaxing.... It's great! Anyways, your questions....
1) What are you the most thankful for Thanksgiving?
2) Do you shop on Black Friday?
3) What is your favorite part of your Thanksgiving meal?
4) How often do you watch the weather forecast?
Enjoy your weekend!
1) What are you the most thankful for Thanksgiving?
2) Do you shop on Black Friday?
3) What is your favorite part of your Thanksgiving meal?
4) How often do you watch the weather forecast?
Enjoy your weekend!
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Wish me luck!
This lady had me laughing, I can only imagine
what this is going to be like to tackle, wish me luck!
Dear Madame Zoltar
Hello, my Chilly Willies.
How are you? I’m not dreaming of
a white Thanksgiving, but I think we have no choice. Last year, it wasn’t until December before
winter unleashed its fury upon us. The
winter solstice is a month away. This is
supposed to be fall weather. Tell that
to the Buffalo residents who
received up to 7 feet of snow. What do
you do in 7 feet of snow? What can you
do? The people must be burrowing tunnels
like hamsters.
Our vaunted and god-like Green Bay Packers beat the snot out
of the Minnesota Vikings this past week.
Expect more of the same this week when the Packers take on the New
England Patriots on Sunday, November 30, 7:25 3.25
PM (thank you, Ms. OKIE), at Lambeau Field.
Massacre them, Packers!
In the Irregular Football League, my Screaming Psychics are
still near the bottom of the heap. I
guess that’s what I get for cutting their pay just before the holidays. Start winning and we’ll start making some
money.
Of course, I must say Happy Thanksgiving tomorrow! Most of you ladies have spent days in preparation
for this. God bless us all and don’t
forget to count your blessings. Turkey
and all that are a great part of the tradition, but don’t forget to say, “Thank
you.”
There’s just the three of us this year, so I’m not cooking a
big bird, just a 10 pounder. That’s
still plenty to get us stuffed and thankful.
Here’s a personal admission: I can’t stand all of the
Christmas music wherever I go. I find it
tedious and tiresome to hear the same old songs over and over. I think stores and restaurants should go with
their regular music programming and then intersperse Christmas songs here and there. We know what time of the year it is. We don’t need constant reminders from dunning
songs.
Can we talk? What
about Bill Cosby? Yes or no?
And what about Black Friday, which is becoming Black
Thanksgiving evening? Are you partaking? Soon, Black Friday will come right after
Labor Day.
That’s it for this week, my loves. I appreciate all of my readers. We are all one.
Stay alert for winter conditions and drive safely. As always, watch out for the children.
Love,
Madame Zoltar®
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
My 6th Week at the VA - Union Grove...
I ended up with a whole new dimension to my job as a Unit Coordinator
out at the VA retirement home in Union Grove. Not only am I doing much
better (though still room for improvement, trust me), I'm also my own
receptionist for the building, and, as if that weren't a good enough in
being multidimensioned tasks, I had a young man come in with home made
Thanksgiving cards for the Veterans.
So, anyway, he introduces himself as being from Shepherd's College. He asks if I'd heard of that college. I said, as a matter of fact, no. Well, come to find out, it's an actual college in Union Grove, not too far from the VA. It's for special needs adults, and they take in those who need to learn anything from daily living skills to horticulture and culinary arts. Pretty cool.
So, anyway, he introduces himself as being from Shepherd's College. He asks if I'd heard of that college. I said, as a matter of fact, no. Well, come to find out, it's an actual college in Union Grove, not too far from the VA. It's for special needs adults, and they take in those who need to learn anything from daily living skills to horticulture and culinary arts. Pretty cool.
Anyway, I
typed up a nice letter from me on behalf of the veterans and staff. So
now, I'm sharing their information in case you know people who could
benefit from this college for those who may need extra help getting into
the regular world.
Official Website: http://www.shepherdscollege.edu/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shepherdscollege
Twitter: https://twitter.com/shepherdscollge
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/shepherdscollge/
And of course, my favorite type of site, Blogger: http://shepherdscollegeblog.blogspot.com/
Please check them out, I feel like I am some sort of Ambassador. Pretty neat.
To my friends here with the Irregulars, have a very happy Thanksgiving!
Official Website: http://www.shepherdscollege.edu/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shepherdscollege
Twitter: https://twitter.com/shepherdscollge
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/shepherdscollge/
And of course, my favorite type of site, Blogger: http://shepherdscollegeblog.blogspot.com/
Please check them out, I feel like I am some sort of Ambassador. Pretty neat.
To my friends here with the Irregulars, have a very happy Thanksgiving!
Monday, November 24, 2014
"Letter That Inspired Kerouac's 'On the Road' Found"
By JOHN ROGERS Associated Press
"It's been called the letter that launched a literary genre -- 16,000
amphetamine-fueled, stream-of-consciousness words written by Neal
Cassady to his friend Jack Kerouac in 1950.
"Upon reading them, Kerouac scrapped an early draft of 'On The Road' and,
during a three-week writing binge, revised his novel into a style
similar to Cassady's, one that would become known as Beat literature.
"The letter, Kerouac said shortly before his death, would have
transformed his counterculture muse Cassady into a towering literary
figure, if only it hadn't been lost.
"Turns out it wasn't, says Joe Maddalena, whose Southern California
auction house Profiles in History is putting the letter up for sale Dec.
17. It was just misplaced, for 60-some years."
Read more: http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wireStory/letter-inspired-kerouacs-road-found-27117311
I know this doesn't mean anything to most of you, but it's wonderful news to me.
I love you, Jack.
Sunday, November 23, 2014
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