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Any other FTrs stuck at EWR tonight and want company.....:(

youporn.com

Eh...cut him/her a little slack on that one. ;) I was probably pushing 21 by the time I was like "hey, I seriously could do this" - and that's after a lifetime of both vocal and instrumental performance, which was quite serious by college/end of high school.

+1. Even one extra hour of sleep on a Sunday morning in the fall does not make up for the fact that I know that six months of wretchedly early darkness lie ahead.

You betcha.

I have a 6:30 am flight out of PHL tomorrow, plus I found myself a little behind on the stay credits, so I'm staying at the 4P tonight (first time there - I've always stayed at the Aloft in the past). Pitch black and rainy = :rolleyes: in any case, so I figure I'll stick around till the laundry comes out of the dryer, fold it, and then head down.

1. I know just kidding about that, I will push to excel but not force a direction, that will be their own choice.

2. Wake up earlier, the day is still the same length, changing the time doesn't make it longer. Get up and take a nice walk before it gets insanely hot!

Well that was entertaining but it requires me to weed through them to find the quality ones. I feel like I need to shave after that. :eek:

pick up a novel?

I am about to do that here in....27 minutes.

novel time here.

I feel my work here is done.

Looks like I can pick up someones wireless signal from my living room. It is very strong too :D. Not that I am trying to get away from paying for internet, the cable company cant come until 3/27.:rolleyes:

Don't complain when 'your internet disappears' :D

Something's afoot at Palm Beach International Airport and it doesn't smell good

I haven't been down there since December, so I can't comment on the odor, but this is pretty gross.

That one is a classic. And I might tether before using unsecured internet in a residential neighborhood.

Have I taught you nothing???

I distinctly remember going out of my way to put on my uniform to vote in the first election that I was home to vote in after I came home from bomb school. IIRC it was the 2001 NJ Governor's race. I was young and not nearly as jaded as I am today.

The first time I read anything, I was about two and a half, and I was reading the newspaper at three. My mother had read to me while still in utero, and I guess it stuck. It's not like I started out with the easy stuff either. The first phrase that I read was "Blue Cross Blue Shield Claims Application". I joke you not. Picked up my grandparents' mail one day and asked what that was.

Happiness is a fresh Caesar salad and a cold Shiner before sitting down to some Super Mario Brothers.

Evening, Box.

Voting is always critical - I was part of the U.S. Professors at the Polls initiative (getting university personnel involved as qualified election judges), although the report incorrectly lists me as trained but never served. I was actually a chief judge for multiple elections ...