So much more than Random Thoughts

[Lucky]

[Uncle Joe]

What do you mean? I said it worked - that means it fit the meter.

I knew that. My "for whom" was simply a wise-ass remark employing the old "double-meaning" device in order to imply that your singing may not have appealed to everyone. Now take a look at your leg. Is one longer than the other?

[Lea]

Were you pushin' that young lady's leg Joe

[Uncle Joe]

I have been known to do that.

[MarcM]

Did you feel it, Kevin?

[Kevin]

No , not a thing . I went into the city center later in the day and no aftershocks either.

If you are a night owl , instead of posting on SF all night , go out and look for the Perseid Meteor shower for a bit. It's peak now and could be a good show if you are in a decent area ( not brightly lit). Should be easy for you Arizona folk. Between midnight and 5 am is supposed to be best .

[Lea]

So of course it's rainy and overcast here

[MarcM]

Bright moon here.

[Levis]

Afternoon here

[MarcM]

You should be able to still see it tonight, Radhi

[edna]

I was sleeping...

[The Seeker]

I would've liked to see that... I'm in the middle of nowhere with hardly any lights too

[Floydaholic]

I forget to have lunch yesterday, yet I wasn't able to finish my dinner

[Farin]

another random thought:

Today is the first day of the rest of your life! - American Proverb

not true, we say that too - it's even the name of a quite famous song

[Lucky]

A piece of pop culture from the 70's .... it's along the same lines as the smiley face button, and the "hang in there" kitty poster. It's supposed to be uplifting, but after you've heard or seen it a zillion times, while true, it becomes rather meaningless.

[Floydaholic]

I think I'll come to love it more when I do things the American way

[Lucky]

Why in the world would you want to do things the American way? Not that there is anything especially wrong with it, but I don't know what is especailly great with it either.

Although, I think I'd probably like the chance to do things a Dubliner's way as well, just once.

[Shawna]

Although, I think I'd probably like the chance to do things a Dubliner's way as well, just once.

well, in that cast, it looks like maybe I have an Irish traveling companion after my Italian trip with Laurie! You in?

[Lucky]

I'm in! Ireland ranks ahead of Italy on my wish list ... and I haven't read all of those Maeve Binchy books for nothing.

So when do you guys return? I'll be packed & ready.

[Levis]

There are 'American ways'?

[MarcM]

Yes. It falls in just behind "Truth" and "Justice".......I think there was something about jumping over buildings, as well.

[Levis]

Well, don't cook the American way, whatever else you do. (I'm rather mean to non-Asian/Mediterranean cuisine )

[MarcM]

Food snob! I think of you more of a mad scientist chef/drink preparer. You should open a shop where people come in and you talk to them, analyze them, then whip up the tea (or other drink) that you feel would best suit their particular needs. No need to thank me.

[Farin]

There are 'American ways'?

like the Route 66?

(I'm so funnny )

Edited August 13, 2009 by Guest
I'm not only very funny - I'm also very late

[Levis]

Food snob! I think of you more of a mad scientist chef/drink preparer. You should open a shop where people come in and you talk to them, analyze them, then whip up the tea (or other drink) that you feel would best suit their particular needs. No need to thank me.

I need someone with more entrepreneurial blood to help me, you'd be not the first person to suggest that - how very odd