Hey there. I thought I would spring forth and write up an early before work post this morning. Yep. Here it is. Good morning. Hold on a second while I go and get my coffee. It’s kind of chilly in here also. I’ll go turn up the heat.
I think they are saying that we are in for quite a bit of rain today. Dress accordingly.
There is this lady that I keep seeing around town over the last few days and I’m sure I know her from some place. She keeps popping up everywhere. Maybe she is following me. Does that ever happen to you? You have a face that you just can’t place that follows you around during the day. It’s not like I ever knew this girls name, but I think she is from some place of business that I use to work for or by, where I would see her or she would come in. Hmm, I wonder if.. Nope. Can’t place it.
Ha ha! No, the lady is not G. That would have been funny though.
G has popped into the office for some days of freelance this week. Yep. The famous G, star of the Noodle Journals. She seems to be doing good. We went and had lunch at the White Eagle yesterday.
Did you all happen to catch the Simpsons on Sunday? I thought it was a good one. Bart had to go away to hoodlum camp and the camp was located in Oregon. Homer eventually had to drive Bart up to some woods by Portland. There was some jokes made about Oregon and Homer crashed through a log cabin at the end of the show that had a sign on it that said birthplace of Matt Groening. Yeah, if you didn’t know, Matt Groening is the creator of the Simpsons and he really was from Portland. That’s the first time that Oregon has made it into an episode though I think. You know you have arrived as a state when you are cool enough to make it into a Simpsons episode.
Well, I think that’s about it for me this morning. Time to go take a shower and jump on the bus. Not too much going on today except for a day of work.
Oh yeah, the President’s State of the Union Address is this evening. Gosh. That should be interesting. I think I have run out of things to say now days when it comes to Bush. How many years do we have left? Two?


