Day: July 21, 2012

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My Evening Report

Good Evening & YES that is ME.

If you happened to be reading the Washington Post, & I haven’t. But thanks to Brandon for his reading, he found yours truly. Vernon J, incase your forgot what blog you came to visit.

Bob Kerrey’s Senate bid is an uphill climb – The Washington Post NOW with all due respect & I mean with ALL due respect, I could give my longest chest hair about the article. I didn’t read it. But they did happen to have a GREAT picture of me.

I had a LONG day, not a bad day. A couple of things happened after the dog & texting incident that made it better. BUT this sure would have helped me feel better.

I do know that I am tired right now though.

So I’m going to try to get to bed this week.

Vernon J (published face in the Washington Post & your next blogger that you subscribe to?)

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That kinda day

Good Morning & it’ll be that kinda day.

I cracked open my egg & had a double yolk. It will be that kinda day.

Today is Saturday 07/21/V3.3 & I punch in at 11.00 & punch out at 23.00.

What are you dreaming about, even when it breaks your heart?

What a Day, What A Day we shall have.

I’m just eating breakfast right now, so I don’t have much to go on.

Although there are two official complaints that I need to file with society.

A. Someone text me ‘answer pleaseee’

  • It wasn’t important
  • It wasn’t time sensetive
  • She doesn’t have t’the power’ to press me into action.
  • I’m not happy about that experience.

B. Someone’s dog was barking, I could hear it during my sleeping time.

  • This IS unacceptable
  • I’m going to go knock on their door before I head to work
  • IF it happens tonight, I will be calling my friends at the Omaha Police Department.
  • I’m not happy about this experience.

But on too happier things, if KKA happens then VJB is going to happen.

The word of the day is desolate which is to lay wast; devastate.

I hope you have a wonderful & happy delicious day.

 

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Quotes from the World for Saturday 07/21/MMXII

I am now quite cured of seeking pleasure in society, be it country or town. A sensible man ought to find sufficient company in himself.

Emily Brontë
Emily Brontë (1818–1848), British novelist, poet. Mr. Lockwood, in Wuthering Heights, ch. 3 (1847).

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Twitter Updates for 2012-07-21