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Monthly Archives: July 2014
Shake Shack In Winter Park
When I was working on the Jersey Shore last year, I asked some of the local folks where a good place to eat might be when I took the train into “the city” (Manhattan) and without fail they all suggested … Continue reading
Throwback Thursday – J As A Budding Young Artist In 1987
Since I posted the photos of my son J’s Tick painting yesterday, I thought it appropriate that for Throwback Thursday today we look back at an old photo of one of his earliest award-winning pieces of art. This is a … Continue reading
The Tick – A Birthday Painting From My Son
I’ve been a fan of The Tick since the cartoon series first appeared on TV in 1994. Spooooon!!! The cartoon only lasted three seasons, which was a travesty. Even worse was that the hilarious live action series that premiered in … Continue reading
Why Do Dogs Smell Each Other’s Butts?
I remember asking a vet quite a few years back, “Why do dogs sniff each other’s butts?” and she said, “It’s how they get to know each other.” but she didn’t really go into detail about HOW that whole process … Continue reading
Our Night With WWE In Orlando
This past Tuesday night the WWE came to town at the Amway Center to broadcast live matches for WWE Main Event on the WWE Network that night and to tape matches for WWE SmackDown airing tonight on the Syfy channel. … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Wrestling
Tagged Amway Arena, Dolph Ziggler, Family, Grandchildren, Orlando, Wrestling, wwe, WWE Main Event, WWE SmackDown
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Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains Why “Intelligent Design”…Isn’t
Normally watching or posting long videos is not my thing, but I happily make an exception when it comes to the astronomical Neil deGrasse Tyson. So, even though this is almost 42 minutes it is well worth it for the … Continue reading
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Tagged Intelligent Design, Neil deGrasse Tyson, science
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Observances In A McDonald’s
I don’t usually patronize McDonald’s unless my grandkids want to eat there because the golden arches haven’t appealed to me for a long time. But today, after dropping Cindy off at the DeBary Farmer’s Market so she could have her … Continue reading
It’s All Relative
Thanks to my brother for sharing this cartoon with me.
Throwback Thursday – My Father-In-Law’s 72nd Birthday
Tomorrow my father-in-law will turn 80 years old, so in honor of his birthday I thought I’d post this photo from 2006 when he was 72 and still riding a bicycle around the neighborhood. He doesn’t look much different today, … Continue reading
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Tagged Birthday, Family
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The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of
I came across an interesting article a few weeks ago about things that may influence our dreams. Being an avid dreamer, a weird dreamer and sometimes a nightmare dreamer, I was interested in what things in my life or in … Continue reading

