I know that tomorrow is Super-de-duper Tuesday. If I'd thought about it earlier I would have planned a Primary Party, with red, yellow & blue decorations and treats. So, no party. But you can bring over some chips and dip and listen with me to the returns come in on NPR, if you like.I know that if the FBI needs to find you, they will. Once I worked as a manager for a time-share resort thing. One of the guys who worked with me was a smart soon-to-be law student named Sam, who had a theory that all food could some how be classified as pizza (spaghetti: noodles/ crust, sauce/sauce or, PB Sandwich: bread/crust, PB/sauce ... and so on). A few years later I was married (hence, new last name), not working at that job and living in a different place when, indeed, the FBI called me about Sam. He had applied for some special government job or something and the FBI needed me to confirm a few things about him. Funny, huh. They actually called me twice. Let me tell you, your heart skips a beat when the man on the other end of the line tells you he's with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
I know that I have millions of words in my head waiting, just waiting to be written down, if I could only get them out. At which point, hopefully they would arrange themselves into a national best seller and rid me of my student loans.
I know that Alan Greenspan is one smart cookie. Seriously, the man is impressive. I've been reading his book, The Age of Turbulence. I'm learning a lot about economics. More than I actually learned in the economics class I took in college. But that was mostly because there was a cute boy who sat in front of me, and my best friend and I spent our time staring at him instead of listening to the professor. Actually, I just wasn't that invested (get it? hee). English was a much better major for me. (But the guy was pretty cute..)
I know that I should go to bed now. Otherwise, I will be tired and grumpy tomorrow and really, my lovely family deserves better than that. But I'll probably stay up just a little bit longer, anyway.
What do you know? I want to know.
I know - that all my daughters are amazing writers!
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I now know that I can vote today, whereas yesterday I didn't think that was an option, me being a registered independent. Now the issue is, who to vote for? Any suggestions that you'd care to share and the reasons for said suggestion?
ReplyDeleteI know that I'm happy I've found your blog....I'm enjoying it!
ReplyDeletewell, Dedee. I have plenty of opinions. I like Romney because I think he's a good man, smart, and has a lot of practical experience. I don't agree with him on all the issues. But I don't agree with any candidate of all of the issues. And I agree with all of the candidates on at least one of the issues. Yikes.
ReplyDeleteReally, I want to start my own party. Because there are things about both parties that make my skin crawl- and sometimes it comes down to "who makes my skin crawl the least?" And I haven't answered that yet.
So, there. A brief answer- that's really no answer at all. Maybe I'll post a political post one of these days...we'll see.
And Tiff! Welcome, and thanks for commenting! I'm glad you like it!
I know that I am grateful to be an American.
ReplyDeleteI know that to be able to vote is a priceless blessing.
I know that we are all blessed to live in a land where blood is not shed when power changes hands.
So I just realized that my profile page says nothing about me...nor points to my blog. I wasn't trying to be mysterious...maybe just lazy. So I've corrected that if you were interested who this new chick was that has been reading your blog...and enjoying it! = )
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