Month: November 2012

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My Evening Report

Good Evening & Happy post-Wednesday.

Found a new game on Tuesday night, played till 02.00 Wednesday morning. Hill Climb Racing – Android Apps on Google Play

Worked, had a good time

Nap, slept well

Worked, DIDN’T get yelled at! This is the measurement of how my day was at work.

Came home had a voicemail from Mindi. You know my girlfriend.

Tomorrow I am OFF, yeah.

I had this ‘notion’ that I would get up at 07.00 & do laundry. That was the dumbest thing I thought today. I’ll start a load when my alarm goes off at 09.58.

I cam home, caught up on #TeeVee. Talked to NOT I, but II Nicole’s, a Bridget & a Cassandra tonight. via twitter & facebook.

Just chillin & listening to some music before I crawl in bed. THAT reminds me, I need to turn the heat. The Heat is On!

That’s it for me.

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Quotes from the World for Wednesday 11/14/MMXII

Never joke at funerals, or during business transactions.

Herman Melville
Herman Melville (1819–1891), U.S. author. Israel Potter (1855), ch. 7, The Writings of Herman Melville, vol. 8, eds. Harrison Hayford, Hershel Parker, and G. Thomas Tanselle (1982).

Spoken by a fictional Benjamin Franklin.

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Punctuation & Dried Fruit.

Good Morning & Happy Wednesday,

We did the awkard text this morning & I put a family spin on a VERY rude comment.

Today is Wednesday 11/14/V3.3 & it is the backside of my work week. Just 2 day s& 3 shifts left.

Funny things are happening before work today. I like morning’s like this.

The word of the day is pigeonhole which is to assign to a definite place in some orderly system.

So today is the last day of my work week. I get Thursday’s off. BUT I work Friday’s, so I don’t know if my work week goes Sunday – Friday OR Sunday – Thursday with a bonus shift on Friday.

What do you think?

So the day is almost about to start. Just XII mins till 08.00 & XLII till work.

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Quotes from the World for Tuesday 11/13/MMXII

Sublime upon sublime scarcely presents a contrast, and we need a little rest from everything, even the beautiful.

Victor Hugo
Victor Hugo (1802–1885), French poet, novelist, playwright, essayist. Trans. by William G. Allen. Cromwell, preface (1827).

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In these times

Good Morning & Happy Tuesday,

In these time, you are the captain of your ship.

Today is Tuesday 11/13/V3.3 & it is just another great day n the life of Vernon J. It is 12,211th day to be exact.

As you captain your ship (of life), are you steering it towards the rocks, making a break for the ocean, or docking it at the lands of happiness and hope.

I’m steering my ship toward the lands of happiness and hope. Won’t you join me on the journey?

The word of the day is disbosom which is to reveal; confess. Would you like to disbosom anything to me. I’m a good listener, I think. I don’t ever ask the talkers if I’m a good listener, because then I wouldn’t be listening now would I?

Well that’s it for now! Hope you enjoy reading.

Vernon J is OUT!

 

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Oh my friend

Good Morning & Happy Monday.

My friend Monday is back & he is encouraging the dream.

Today is Monday 11/12/12, what a great day it is?

Got all my dishes washed. Okay, they were all washed, until I made breakfast.
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I have to go to work today, this starts my XXXII hours of work in a LCCII hour day. I love the days like this.  Then I’m off Thursday, and work Friday.

We don’t know what we are doing Saturday yet. BUT I’m sure it’ll be fun. What is your week like?

The word of the day is troth which is faithfulness, fidelity, or loyalty.

Well have a GREAT day!!!!

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My Evening Report

Good Evening & Happy Sunday,

Oh where have I been, no entry on Saturday Evening, no entry on Sunday Morning. I must be spending time with someone I like.

It’s okay, I still like my readers just as much as ever. It’s just a choice I made not to post an entry till now.

The word of the day is armistice which is a temporary suspension of hostilities by the agreement of the warring parties.

So Saturday (the 10th) we went to the Iowa Game. I think they lost, we left early to go to The Best Bar in America. Crescent Moon | Omaha’s Original Alehouse Mardi Gras is only XCII days away. As my friend Jim put it, I’ll have someone to slap my backside. Dustin you won’t have the pleasure of doing it this year.

We then went to Maureen’s XXX Birthday Party, you know I’m always down for that. Speaking of Maureen 3.0 & Mindi 3.0, have you RSVP to her Birthday Party. It is hosted by Vernon 3.0 & Beyond & Lynette Lierman.

Went to work today, it was work. Nothing fancy to report there.

I’m home now & just blogging.

What else is there to share with you before tomorrow. IT is my Monday, one of the favorite days of the week.

Vernon J out.

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Quotes from the World for Sunday 11/11/MMXII

How wholesome winter is, seen far or near; how good, above all mere sentimental, warm-blooded, short-lived, soft-hearted, moral goodness, commonly so called. Give me the goodness which has forgotten its own deeds,—which God has seen to be good, and let be.

Henry David Thoreau
Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862), U.S. philosopher, author, naturalist. Letter, November 4, 1860, to Harrison Blake, in The Writings of Henry David Thoreau, vol. 6, pp. 372-373, Houghton Mifflin (1906).