Showing posts with label Real Life comments. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Real Life comments. Show all posts

Monday, May 4, 2026

I jumped on and then off of Card Ladder

This week I decided to take a shot and try Card Ladder. The site is one of the top references used by collectors to determine a price of a card.

Saturday, August 2, 2025

The first day of a new financial life

Today is the first day of the rest of my financial life. 

Sunday, November 26, 2023

The Flu

 Your presence gave me chills on Sunday. 

By Monday my body ached from your grip.

Thursday, July 27, 2023

Using kindness to seek out wine

 

Our time is limited. We must be kind to all as we could be eliminated from life at any moment.

Today the contract with life is extended another day.


We must make the most of it and be kind in order to break the binds of the mind and find the sign that leads us to wine!


Oh and ice cream. Order some below.




Graeter's Peppermint Ice Cream

Thursday, May 17, 2018

Tale from the Hood May 17, 2018

 Fans of Hood Stories maybe wondering how the hood is doing. Well in recent weeks the only #copsinthehood episode featured me being pulled over for an incomplete stop. Other features have been #dogsinthehood and #catsinthehood

Tonight it was #catsinthehood as one of the many hood cats climbed high into my tree in an attempt to raid a bird nest. I was on the phone when I saw the attempted cat burglar in action. So while carrying on a phone conversation, I leaped into action, moving cars in order to access the water hose, unwinding it as fast as possible, hooking it up to the faucet and dragging it to the scene. I finally put the phone away and like a marksman went looking for my target, I scanned the tree for the cat. Then our eyes met. 

The feline looked at me as if to ask, ”What are you doing?” And I looked it as if to say, bird murderer and then turned the nozzle to let the water rip! In a second, water was shooting out at the cat and on me, as apparently I can’t tighten a nozzle all that well one handed. Water was raining down, birds flying and the cat was on the run. In the end, the cat was soaked, I was soaked and the birds were distraught. 

As I returned the hose to its place my neighbor’s extremely high pitched ADT alarm sounded without warning. I think I passed that cardiac test not once but twice as it sounded again shortly after my first attempt at sleep. #lifeinthehood




Tuesday, March 29, 2016

The death of my bowling glove

The Obit I had to write tonight for my bowling glove who has been with me for 20 years. Mr Brun S. Wickbag and Mr. Brun S. Wick Ball are the survivors.