Who the heck was that guy? That was an unacceptable level of nobody for that big of a moment. Just threw the whole vibe off.
My only hope is whoever was supposed to do it couldn't make it and that blank slate was all they could get on short notice. I can't believe the marketing guys thought we wanted that.
He was a good man. But how thorough?
Dinner and a show, watching the trucks back in to the loading docks across a busy street.
My lawn did need mowed. I had worked 9 days in a row. It got mowed today. But for a city to send that crap out while they haven't bothered to clean up the streets at all. We still can't park on our roads. The audacity.
Edit: Some of y'all fight too much. Relax, baby. It aint that serious. Everybody love Everybody.
Friend's kid is down there visiting and went to the Vid on my suggestion (my favorite bar from my days). Asked her if the doorman was still there, sent her a pic. She said it was a machine that checks now. He was still there a few months ago when I went down. Worried about the guy. He's a Bloomington institution.
Mowing day breaks for nothing!
Just watched a car get t-boned because someone blew through a light. Thankfully, both parties walked away. Things are hard enough right now. Keep your wits about you.
You need groceries? Gas? Somewhere to sit in some a/c and charge things? City is the oasis right now.
Shadow, played by Robert Deniro, visits Ronald, played by Donald Sutherland at his parole hearing. Absolute masterclass in acting between Deniro and Sutherland. Sutherland nails playing a psychopath. The chuckle when he talks about burning the little girl. His facial expression change when he gets boxed into a corner about burning the world. Terrifying.
Grace Biermann. Writer and librarian. She kicked everyone's ass. Almost tripled the points of the champion.
Life is too short, so love the one you got. Love is, what I got.