Last night I had the pleasure of going to a few different places around the city for some snacks and drinks. Went to this place called the Rocking Horse and had great beer and a hummus plate that was really really good.
The sign looked neat.
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Such a Wimp
I'm such a wimp, but it's so, so chilly outside. It's 25 degrees as I type this, which all things considered, isn't that bad, but it's enough to make me not want to do anything.
Last night I had the pleasure of going to a few different places around the city for some snacks and drinks. Went to this place called the Rocking Horse and had great beer and a hummus plate that was really really good.
The sign looked neat.
Last night I had the pleasure of going to a few different places around the city for some snacks and drinks. Went to this place called the Rocking Horse and had great beer and a hummus plate that was really really good.
The sign looked neat.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Showing Incredible Restraint...
Hi friends:
One last post before I retreat from the blog and try and get some work done.
I've been refraining from commenting on the dire situation at my beloved Aston Villa Football Club this season, but I'm holding out until Saturday before taking the gloves off. I had the unfortunate privilege of watching bits of the Sunderland match, and I was terribly, terribly disappointed with how they played.
Are we that desperate that Dunne was playing up top and people were just hoofing the ball to anyone big? I got worried when I saw Collins attacking the net a few weeks ago, because as a CB, one would think they'd have the discipline and form to thread some controlled passes through a midfield onto the wings and have a forward motivated enough to hit the crossbar. If only someone like Stuart Downing could have out-muscled and out-hustled the Sunderland defense to put a sitter out there for Emile Heskey to tap in...Oh. Right.
Things are not well at Villa Park. Refraining from commenting any further until the weekend's match.
Meh. Bummer.
One last post before I retreat from the blog and try and get some work done.
I've been refraining from commenting on the dire situation at my beloved Aston Villa Football Club this season, but I'm holding out until Saturday before taking the gloves off. I had the unfortunate privilege of watching bits of the Sunderland match, and I was terribly, terribly disappointed with how they played.
Are we that desperate that Dunne was playing up top and people were just hoofing the ball to anyone big? I got worried when I saw Collins attacking the net a few weeks ago, because as a CB, one would think they'd have the discipline and form to thread some controlled passes through a midfield onto the wings and have a forward motivated enough to hit the crossbar. If only someone like Stuart Downing could have out-muscled and out-hustled the Sunderland defense to put a sitter out there for Emile Heskey to tap in...Oh. Right.
Things are not well at Villa Park. Refraining from commenting any further until the weekend's match.
Meh. Bummer.
GOP trying to violate the Constitution? What else is new...
I loved the story that Pete Sessions tried to jump-start his new-found position in Congress without being officially sworn in.
It's a silly thing, I suppose, being that the votes had already counted...but FFS, try to at least abide by the procedure and ritual in place that make this government appear to be somewhat functional. Amirite?
Read the story here.
It's a silly thing, I suppose, being that the votes had already counted...but FFS, try to at least abide by the procedure and ritual in place that make this government appear to be somewhat functional. Amirite?
Read the story here.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Monday, January 3, 2011
2011 the new 2012?
Thousands of birds fall dead from the sky?
And flooding of "Biblical" proportions in Australia?
And flooding of "Biblical" proportions in Australia?
The last road into the Australian city of Rockhampton was tonight cut off by water as Queensland's premier, Anna Bligh, warned that the floods which have overwhelmed the state may not recede for weeks.
"It looks like Rockhampton's in the middle of an inland sea. The amount of water coming down these river systems is nothing short of astonishing," said Bligh on a visit to the city. "Given the scale and size of this disaster, and the prospect that we will see water sitting potentially for a couple of weeks, we will have major issues to deal with throughout January."
Rockhampton, which has 75,000 people, will be supplied by military helicopters and by barge. Fourteen tonnes of food and medical supplies were taken in today by road before the highway was cut off.
The flooding has hit an area the size of France and Germany, affecting 200,000 people in more than 20 towns and cities.
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