The Parthenon
Year: 2004
Ye Haw!
Country Music Hall of Fame and lunch!
Finding Art
Frist Art Museum.
Abduction!
Help I’ve been kidnapped by fifth graders!
Dinner
Roughly 50 ten year olds at the Rainforest Cafe.
Errands
Cathy Amy and I decided to run to the bank, Captian D’s, Target then picked Tommy up from his school.
Bus Loading
Rapidly herding 5th graders onto the buses to go to Nashville.
Loose some panties?
All this time that you thought your dryer was eatting socks and panties, it was actually a 55 year old man in Japan.
Coincidence or Produced and marketed?
Someone has to be writing material for and help produce Andy Milonakis. Here is a compilation of his videos on Angry Naked Pat. These all have fulgarity in them.
Jeff Goldblum is Watching You Poop
I’m not sure I completely understand this one yet but its got a bizarre off the wall twisted humor that I find somewhat appealing. It’s more than that. It’s that “I don’t want to be looking at this but can’t take my eyes off of it appeal.” I think it’s mostly the domain name. Regardless, first glaces declares this site “work safe”- nothing attrocious and no nudity. Jeff Goldblum is Watching You Poop!
Sweets for the Sweet
Amy just ran in the kitchen, looked to the top of the fridge, extended her hands and begged “my nandy! my nandy!” Her easter candy is in a bucket on top of the fridge.
A New Day! Let’s start the day off with a PayPa…
A New Day!
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This Morning
Had many moments of wanting to get up. Amy at midnight. Again I woke at 2, 4:30, 5 and finally got up at 6 but lay on the couch until 6:20 when I gave Tommy his medicine and then finally got up at 6:30 to get dressed and find the boys socks.
Took the kids to school then returned to find Amy, Cathy and Tommy waiting for his bus. His bus is off and now I’m trying to find anything that requires a re-charge and make sure its battery is fully before I head off on the 5th grade field trip this weekend (3pm today).
Last Night
Got the kids fed, cleaned-up and in bed.
Watched “Kingdom Hospital” with the wife and “Futurama” of course.
Tommy’s Turn with the Horses
Taking Tommy to STAR.
Horsing Around
An early morning phone call had me off to South Knoxville to the ranch for a full-filled morning of horseback riding. The beautiful weather had all the animals giddy. The dogs were jumpy and even Sally came up to me asking for a pet. The horses were full of energy racing up and down paddock. The horse I ride came into the barn for grooming very willingly but my friend’s horse decided to play a little game of “catch me if you can!” We saddled up and headed out. Walking for the horses seemed out of the question. Every moment was trot or canter with perhaps a few gallops.
It’s wonderful to live in such beautiful country. The sky was picture perfect. The mountains rose around us cutting off any noise civilization creates. The fields of hay blowing in the wind and the variety of wildflowers is just not something that you see everyday and is awe inspiring.
Another highlight of the trip was when a small aircraft flew over. We waved and it waved its wings back at us. Two entities physically separated and completely unrelated connected briefly by friendly gestures.
Overall the break relieved much stress and helped bring many things back into perspective.
Quoted for Clown Day
This electronic publishing mediium is certainly bizarre. My blog has been acknowledged in Ohio’s Toledo Blade by Kevin Cesarz(thank you for the mention) for my Clown Day blog entry.
I was quoted in the Knoxville News Sentinnel! (that link may require a brief registration but its free and easy)
McCaughan, a computer professional, said the kids learn much more than just keeping several objects in the air.
“It’s very good for the mind and the cardiovascular system. It also teaches social skills,” he said. “You can’t juggle without someone coming up and asking what you are doing.”
