Hello world.
I hope you’re well.
Sorry about the delay in writing. It’s been a long few days.
Big ups to E-ve. She’s pretty awesome and working hard. I’m happy to report that games night was a success (I think) and everyone had a good time. Here’s hoping that they don’t have to wait long to have another.
Lots of love to everyone who is always in my corner.
I am thinking of getting french fries for dinner tonight on the way home. I don’t want to kill the Home Cooking Experiment, but I’ve got a craving and it’s hard to ignore. I also think that since I didn’t eat a real lunch I can use that as an exception.
I’ve been trying to keep the Twitter feed rolling, but since the Olympics have ended there hasn’t been much to say.
I will say this though; the Toronto Raptors are in trouble. They can’t seem to win without Chris Bosh, and he hasn’t been on the floor. You do the math. Sad faces.
Now I don’t want to get on a rant here, (Dennis Miller, anyone remember him?) but I thought we had a chance to catch Boston for the 4th seed in the Eastern Conference. The Celtics look old and tired and we should have been able to catch them in the second half of the season. The guys look weak on defense, sloppy on offense and are letting some really good momentum get away. Sonny Weems can keep throwing down fast break dunks all night, but it’s not going to win us any games. Pull up your socks boys. Both figuratively and literally (it’s a good look, search Keith Van Horn in Google images) and let’s see what happens.
The newest list of competitors has been released for Dancing with the Stars. It includes Pamela Anderson and Kate Gosselin and Chad Ochocinco among others. I don’t watch the show, so we’ll wait and see what the fans and critics think.
It seems as though winter has ended in Toronto now that the Olympics are over. Roll up the Rim has started at Tim Hortons and the weather is getting warmer. Get your flip flops ready my friends.
High fives to everyone who celebrated peacefully after Canada’s win over the USA on Sunday. I am proud of you. It was an emotional event and you showed some true Canadian spirit. As for the rest of you, please remember next time that happy isn’t a reason to wreck stuff. Merci.
I think that’s all for this evening mes amis. Have a good night.
And, as for always, if this is the only day you’re here each week, we’ll see you next Tuesday.
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Saturday Morning Musings, E-ve > Batman Edition
Good day to you all.
I hope that this finds you all well.
Welcome to the weekend, and a huge weekend it is.
For those of us puckheads and Olympic enthusiasts tomorrow will mark the biggest game we’ve ever watched. Be ready for Canada vs. USA friends. It could get crazy.
Big lovin’ to E-ve who ended up working a double shift yesterday at the restaurant. Good people do good things. You read it here. She is the awesome. And like I said on Twitter yesterday, I love her way more than I love Batman.
I forgot my chapstick today. Which sucks because my lips are drier than they have been all winter long. It figures that my system would fail me on the day I need it most. Sigh.
The snow is in the air here in Toronto again today. And some people are sick of it already. Makes me wonder what would have happened if we had a real winter earlier on.
I finished my Batman comic yesterday that E-ve got me for my bday. It was pretty good. And if Kevin Smith says that Widening Gyre is a better Batman story I think I will have to read it at some point to find out.
Finishing Batman also means that it’s time to start reading World War Z. Everyone loves a good piece of Zombie literature, and I’m hoping that this book is no different.
For some reason there isn’t a lot coming to mind today as I sit at the keyboard. Weird I know.
We’re rocking the iTunes radio on the computer right now while we wait for the latest episode of Survivor to download. My co-worker is a big fan, and who am I to deny him?
My thoughts and prayers go out to everyone in Chile. Yesterday’s earthquake was large and caused a lot of destruction. I hope for the best for those of you with friends and family there.
In other nature news, there’s a huge iceberg floating toward Australia. They say that it’s half the size of Prince Edward Island, that’s a big chunk of ice kids. And they also say that it’s not global warming related. Wild eh?
I think that’s all for now.
Have a great Saturday.
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I hope that this finds you all well.
Welcome to the weekend, and a huge weekend it is.
For those of us puckheads and Olympic enthusiasts tomorrow will mark the biggest game we’ve ever watched. Be ready for Canada vs. USA friends. It could get crazy.
Big lovin’ to E-ve who ended up working a double shift yesterday at the restaurant. Good people do good things. You read it here. She is the awesome. And like I said on Twitter yesterday, I love her way more than I love Batman.
I forgot my chapstick today. Which sucks because my lips are drier than they have been all winter long. It figures that my system would fail me on the day I need it most. Sigh.
The snow is in the air here in Toronto again today. And some people are sick of it already. Makes me wonder what would have happened if we had a real winter earlier on.
I finished my Batman comic yesterday that E-ve got me for my bday. It was pretty good. And if Kevin Smith says that Widening Gyre is a better Batman story I think I will have to read it at some point to find out.
Finishing Batman also means that it’s time to start reading World War Z. Everyone loves a good piece of Zombie literature, and I’m hoping that this book is no different.
For some reason there isn’t a lot coming to mind today as I sit at the keyboard. Weird I know.
We’re rocking the iTunes radio on the computer right now while we wait for the latest episode of Survivor to download. My co-worker is a big fan, and who am I to deny him?
My thoughts and prayers go out to everyone in Chile. Yesterday’s earthquake was large and caused a lot of destruction. I hope for the best for those of you with friends and family there.
In other nature news, there’s a huge iceberg floating toward Australia. They say that it’s half the size of Prince Edward Island, that’s a big chunk of ice kids. And they also say that it’s not global warming related. Wild eh?
I think that’s all for now.
Have a great Saturday.
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Friday, February 26, 2010
Friday Morning Musings, Big Day Planned Edition
Hey there amigos.
Welcome to Friday. Here's hoping that things are fine.
Big high fives to E-ve for being awesome. We had a modified date day after plans changed yesterday but she was amazing.
I got World War Z for my bday and that was followed up with Batman: cacophony. Both are books I was itching to read and add to my geeky collection and now I can.
We also watched some curling and cheered for our Canadian skips as they earned their way into the gold medal games. And then we watched our Canadian women play a great game of puck and earn a 3rd straight Olympic gold medal.
Shout out to Pizza Nova who makes some tasty pizza and some surprisingly juicy and yummy chicken wings. Great meal to go with the games.
A special eff you to my stomach who has not taken kindly to chocolate birthday cake for breakfast.
As I mentioned on Twitter yesterday I have decided that I'm gonna start begging for comic books. I'm not talking about trading sex or anything that way. But gratitude and written praise and bartering will be available. So, if you've replaced single issues with trades or you've lost your love of the masked heroes or heck, if you just wanna support my habit like Jake and Romeo and E-ve do (love you folks) let me know.
Today will be spent relaxing, thinking, planning, reading, napping, TV watching and listening to my gurgly tummy on my day off. Tomorrow it's back to the store.
I'm sure that there's something I've missed today other than the men's hockey games you certainly know about already. And if I think of it I'll be sure to update the Twitter feed accordingly.
Have a great day kids, keep smiling.
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Welcome to Friday. Here's hoping that things are fine.
Big high fives to E-ve for being awesome. We had a modified date day after plans changed yesterday but she was amazing.
I got World War Z for my bday and that was followed up with Batman: cacophony. Both are books I was itching to read and add to my geeky collection and now I can.
We also watched some curling and cheered for our Canadian skips as they earned their way into the gold medal games. And then we watched our Canadian women play a great game of puck and earn a 3rd straight Olympic gold medal.
Shout out to Pizza Nova who makes some tasty pizza and some surprisingly juicy and yummy chicken wings. Great meal to go with the games.
A special eff you to my stomach who has not taken kindly to chocolate birthday cake for breakfast.
As I mentioned on Twitter yesterday I have decided that I'm gonna start begging for comic books. I'm not talking about trading sex or anything that way. But gratitude and written praise and bartering will be available. So, if you've replaced single issues with trades or you've lost your love of the masked heroes or heck, if you just wanna support my habit like Jake and Romeo and E-ve do (love you folks) let me know.
Today will be spent relaxing, thinking, planning, reading, napping, TV watching and listening to my gurgly tummy on my day off. Tomorrow it's back to the store.
I'm sure that there's something I've missed today other than the men's hockey games you certainly know about already. And if I think of it I'll be sure to update the Twitter feed accordingly.
Have a great day kids, keep smiling.
Tally whoa!
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Tuesday Morning Musings, I'm Back, I Told You I'd Be Back.
Good day lovelies.
I hope that you’re all well.
I’m sorry for the being away. I’ve been away for the bday and also with the sick. It was a good and not so good respite from the real world.
Big, huge, large love to E-ve for helping me get over the bulk of the sick while she was going through it too. I tried my best to help her too. We had soup and cuddles and tea and naps. She is the awesome.
Big love also to Romeo and Jake and Daddy Z and Auntie Z for a great birthday weekend. A good time was had by all, smiles and laughs were abundant and I am happy to be a year older.
I’ve also moved my day to day things to my new JLA bag that I got from Ottawa as a present. It’s super comfy and will certainly get the job done.
Congrats to all of the Canadian athletes who have excelled over the last few days. Our gold medal total has climbed to 5 and the women’s hockey team and both curling teams have very strong chances to add to that tally.
I got some spending cash from Daddy Z that I think will turn into comic books as long as E-ve has lifted the purchase for myself ban.
Toronto finally got snow yesterday which has caused some slippery streets and wet walking for folks today. The plows look like they have done a good job and so far the city is still moving. They are calling for more precipitation today, but with temperatures above freezing I’m not sure it will be snow. There will be moisture in the air for the next 5 days or so in a row. Be ready friends.
Tres excited for the Canadian men’s puck tonight against Germany. It should be a game that Canada has little trouble with, but after watching the messes against the Swiss and the Americans I’m not super confident. I will be cheering from the comfort of my bed with soup I’m sure, but cheering for sure.
I have a feeling that cheesy, English muffin garlic bread would go well with soup tonight, but I don’t know if that’s a good idea.
I think that’s all for today mes amis. I’m gonna have to ease back in after taking so many days off.
And as always, if you’re only here this one day a week, we’ll see you next Tuesday.
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I hope that you’re all well.
I’m sorry for the being away. I’ve been away for the bday and also with the sick. It was a good and not so good respite from the real world.
Big, huge, large love to E-ve for helping me get over the bulk of the sick while she was going through it too. I tried my best to help her too. We had soup and cuddles and tea and naps. She is the awesome.
Big love also to Romeo and Jake and Daddy Z and Auntie Z for a great birthday weekend. A good time was had by all, smiles and laughs were abundant and I am happy to be a year older.
I’ve also moved my day to day things to my new JLA bag that I got from Ottawa as a present. It’s super comfy and will certainly get the job done.
Congrats to all of the Canadian athletes who have excelled over the last few days. Our gold medal total has climbed to 5 and the women’s hockey team and both curling teams have very strong chances to add to that tally.
I got some spending cash from Daddy Z that I think will turn into comic books as long as E-ve has lifted the purchase for myself ban.
Toronto finally got snow yesterday which has caused some slippery streets and wet walking for folks today. The plows look like they have done a good job and so far the city is still moving. They are calling for more precipitation today, but with temperatures above freezing I’m not sure it will be snow. There will be moisture in the air for the next 5 days or so in a row. Be ready friends.
Tres excited for the Canadian men’s puck tonight against Germany. It should be a game that Canada has little trouble with, but after watching the messes against the Swiss and the Americans I’m not super confident. I will be cheering from the comfort of my bed with soup I’m sure, but cheering for sure.
I have a feeling that cheesy, English muffin garlic bread would go well with soup tonight, but I don’t know if that’s a good idea.
I think that’s all for today mes amis. I’m gonna have to ease back in after taking so many days off.
And as always, if you’re only here this one day a week, we’ll see you next Tuesday.
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Monday, February 15, 2010
Monday Morning Musings, A Golden Family Day Edition
Good morning world.
Happy Family Day to all of my friends in Ontario.
Big lovin' to E-ve today. We didn't get to spend much time together yesterday but I am happy to report that I didn't ruin the surprise of bringing her flowers at work. I was close, almost told her I was coming to see her at the restaurant, but I managed not to eff it up.
I was also a lucky boy as All You Can Eat Wings was available at my seat at the bar. I rocked a pound of Guinness BBQ, a pound of Honey Garlic and a pound of Mild wings to go with my iced tea. And then topped it off with a cupcake that E-ve made and brought to work for her for co-workers.
I also got to see Kristina Groves win her Bronze medal in the 3000 metre long track speed skating finals before I made my way home.
And boy am I glad I came home when I did. Ladies and gentlemen, it's not fancy or exotic, but years from now I will remember that I was at home in my tiny apartment when Alexandre Bilodeau won the first Gold medal for Canada in Canada.
Bilodeau was amazing in his final run in the Moguls and made a nation proud and almost made me cry when the final score was announced and he was the winner. Twitter exploded with response for this amazing young man. If you haven't heard his story go to www.ctvolympics.ca and look for his info. He is a truly great man first and athlete and now hero after that.
Excited that Heath and I have plans to hang out in pre-birthday styles today. Just awaiting a call.
Thinking I should get me some breakfast here soon. Choices include granola bars, cereal, slice of huge cookie, eggs, trail mix, etc.
I think that's all for today kids. My brain is blanking with Olympic coverage on the TV and no food in my belly.
Have a great day.
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Happy Family Day to all of my friends in Ontario.
Big lovin' to E-ve today. We didn't get to spend much time together yesterday but I am happy to report that I didn't ruin the surprise of bringing her flowers at work. I was close, almost told her I was coming to see her at the restaurant, but I managed not to eff it up.
I was also a lucky boy as All You Can Eat Wings was available at my seat at the bar. I rocked a pound of Guinness BBQ, a pound of Honey Garlic and a pound of Mild wings to go with my iced tea. And then topped it off with a cupcake that E-ve made and brought to work for her for co-workers.
I also got to see Kristina Groves win her Bronze medal in the 3000 metre long track speed skating finals before I made my way home.
And boy am I glad I came home when I did. Ladies and gentlemen, it's not fancy or exotic, but years from now I will remember that I was at home in my tiny apartment when Alexandre Bilodeau won the first Gold medal for Canada in Canada.
Bilodeau was amazing in his final run in the Moguls and made a nation proud and almost made me cry when the final score was announced and he was the winner. Twitter exploded with response for this amazing young man. If you haven't heard his story go to www.ctvolympics.ca and look for his info. He is a truly great man first and athlete and now hero after that.
Excited that Heath and I have plans to hang out in pre-birthday styles today. Just awaiting a call.
Thinking I should get me some breakfast here soon. Choices include granola bars, cereal, slice of huge cookie, eggs, trail mix, etc.
I think that's all for today kids. My brain is blanking with Olympic coverage on the TV and no food in my belly.
Have a great day.
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Sunday, February 14, 2010
Sunday Morning Musings, Jay Mewes Is A Hero Edition
Happy New Year to everyone out there celebrating the Year of the Tiger.
First and foremost a big happy Valentine’s Day to my E-ve. She’s the bees knees and the best Valentine a dude could ask for.
Secondly, happy Valentine’s Day to everyone else. I hope you all have a great day.
And happy birthday wishes go out to Daddy Z and our friend Bambi Blue from http://www.hotpinkgeek.com/
We’ll be seeing Daddy Z next week to wish him a good year in person.
High fives to Jenn Heil who had an amazing run in the Woman’s Moguls last night and took home the silver medal. I watched her run and cheered in my apartment as she took over the lead with only American Hannah Kearney left to ski. Kearney though, was amazing herself. Both women had almost perfect runs and I’m sure that Kearney’s friends and family and fans are proud of her just as Heil’s are happy to have seen her on the podium.
Last night also saw the death on the Dunk Contest. Unless something huge happens next year at All-Star week-end February 13th 2010 will be the day that people remember as the end. DeMar Derozan and Nate Robinson went head to head in the finals with Nate taking 51% of the fan vote to win his 3rd title. Derozan had the dunk of the night with an assist from Sonny Weems, but both dudes were flat in the final round. Charles Barkley’s commentary was the most entertaining part of the even overall.
There won’t be a single one of you that is jealous of last night’s at home dinner. It’s also the reason that there aren’t any pictures of it. I will tell you that sausages, creamed corn, salsa, Tabasco and onion were on the ingredient list. Let it never be said that I’m not creative in the kitchen.
I’ve just reached the part in Kevin Smith’s My Boring Ass Life where the story of Jason Mewes and his struggles with drug addiction is told. It’s an amazing tale that draws me in every time I start reading the book. Mewes is a celebrity, but to read about him in this way makes him just a regular dude. I’m glad to hear that he’s clean and sober and fighting the good fight. If you’re looking for a story with a happy ending after some very very sad parts, this is the one for you.
I feel like I’m doing a good thing right now as in the background of the computer I’m doing work to help out a Reverend. And, it’s Sunday. Mommy Z would be proud.
I just got the news that one of my favourite people in the world and his boyfriend have broken up. It makes me sad because they were together for a long time. But he truly is an amazing dude and I have no doubt that things will work out for him.
It’s a little bit grey outside today. But is it ever lovely temperature wise. I forgot to put my scarf on this morning, but it certainly didn’t matter. And to be honest, most years, if we were to have weather like this on the 14th of March I’d be happy. Weird weird weird.
I’m trying my best not to put on Youtube and watch Zac Brown Band videos.
I think that’s all for today mes amis. Have a great day. Enjoy Family Day tomorrow if you’re off and get to sleep in like I do. And enjoy the NBA All-Star game tonight if you’re into that kind of thing.
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First and foremost a big happy Valentine’s Day to my E-ve. She’s the bees knees and the best Valentine a dude could ask for.
Secondly, happy Valentine’s Day to everyone else. I hope you all have a great day.
And happy birthday wishes go out to Daddy Z and our friend Bambi Blue from http://www.hotpinkgeek.com/
We’ll be seeing Daddy Z next week to wish him a good year in person.
High fives to Jenn Heil who had an amazing run in the Woman’s Moguls last night and took home the silver medal. I watched her run and cheered in my apartment as she took over the lead with only American Hannah Kearney left to ski. Kearney though, was amazing herself. Both women had almost perfect runs and I’m sure that Kearney’s friends and family and fans are proud of her just as Heil’s are happy to have seen her on the podium.
Last night also saw the death on the Dunk Contest. Unless something huge happens next year at All-Star week-end February 13th 2010 will be the day that people remember as the end. DeMar Derozan and Nate Robinson went head to head in the finals with Nate taking 51% of the fan vote to win his 3rd title. Derozan had the dunk of the night with an assist from Sonny Weems, but both dudes were flat in the final round. Charles Barkley’s commentary was the most entertaining part of the even overall.
There won’t be a single one of you that is jealous of last night’s at home dinner. It’s also the reason that there aren’t any pictures of it. I will tell you that sausages, creamed corn, salsa, Tabasco and onion were on the ingredient list. Let it never be said that I’m not creative in the kitchen.
I’ve just reached the part in Kevin Smith’s My Boring Ass Life where the story of Jason Mewes and his struggles with drug addiction is told. It’s an amazing tale that draws me in every time I start reading the book. Mewes is a celebrity, but to read about him in this way makes him just a regular dude. I’m glad to hear that he’s clean and sober and fighting the good fight. If you’re looking for a story with a happy ending after some very very sad parts, this is the one for you.
I feel like I’m doing a good thing right now as in the background of the computer I’m doing work to help out a Reverend. And, it’s Sunday. Mommy Z would be proud.
I just got the news that one of my favourite people in the world and his boyfriend have broken up. It makes me sad because they were together for a long time. But he truly is an amazing dude and I have no doubt that things will work out for him.
It’s a little bit grey outside today. But is it ever lovely temperature wise. I forgot to put my scarf on this morning, but it certainly didn’t matter. And to be honest, most years, if we were to have weather like this on the 14th of March I’d be happy. Weird weird weird.
I’m trying my best not to put on Youtube and watch Zac Brown Band videos.
I think that’s all for today mes amis. Have a great day. Enjoy Family Day tomorrow if you’re off and get to sleep in like I do. And enjoy the NBA All-Star game tonight if you’re into that kind of thing.
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Friday, February 12, 2010
Friday Morning Musings, Reggie Reggie And A Big Cookie Edition
Hey there friends.
It's Friday and we all know what that means... Yesterday was Thursday.
And a great Thursday it was. E-ve and I had a wonderful day of hanging out and eating and grocery shopping and walking and Booster Juicing and napping and Kevin Smith watching from morning til night.
Wednesday night E-ve actually came over to start the date and rocked a great dinner for us. 3 courses including Mussels, salad and 5 cheese medalians with a Bolognaise sauce. Mmm.
Wednesday night also saw the Habs break up the Capitals winning streak. The Raptors beat Philly and the much anticipated return of Reggie Evans to the Raptors line-up. The fans chanted his name as he prepared to enter the game for the first time this season.
Today it's back to work after some schedule changes but right now I'm mobile as I head to another store for a pick-up. Not a bad way to waste some time.
I'm getting quite excited as my bday draws near and I get to spend time with E-ve and Jake and Romeo and Heath all at the same time. All the while being spoiled by my favourite Auntie Z.
Today is of course the first day of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games. The first event goes on the ski hills this afternoon and the Opening Ceremonies will officially kick things off tonight.
Good luck to all of the Team Canada athletes as they go for gold.
Last night I popped in the DVD of the 2002 mens hockey gold medal game from Salt Lake City to get myself ready for the action. And even though I fell asleep mid-way through the 2nd period I'm pretty sure that Canada won.
The new TV is being set up at work right now, so there will be Olympic action available as well as all the other action that the sporting world has to offer. I'm happy.
I think that's about a wrap for now my friends.
I'll close with some awesome news. E-ve very much seemed to like part 1 of her Valentine's Day surprise which made me very happy. And E-ve herself busted out with the surprising by baking me a huge chocolate cookie with a big icing I Love You written on top. The picture is on Twitter and will soon make its way to Facebook. I'm a lucky guy folks.
Have a great Friday and a fantastic weekend.
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It's Friday and we all know what that means... Yesterday was Thursday.
And a great Thursday it was. E-ve and I had a wonderful day of hanging out and eating and grocery shopping and walking and Booster Juicing and napping and Kevin Smith watching from morning til night.
Wednesday night E-ve actually came over to start the date and rocked a great dinner for us. 3 courses including Mussels, salad and 5 cheese medalians with a Bolognaise sauce. Mmm.
Wednesday night also saw the Habs break up the Capitals winning streak. The Raptors beat Philly and the much anticipated return of Reggie Evans to the Raptors line-up. The fans chanted his name as he prepared to enter the game for the first time this season.
Today it's back to work after some schedule changes but right now I'm mobile as I head to another store for a pick-up. Not a bad way to waste some time.
I'm getting quite excited as my bday draws near and I get to spend time with E-ve and Jake and Romeo and Heath all at the same time. All the while being spoiled by my favourite Auntie Z.
Today is of course the first day of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games. The first event goes on the ski hills this afternoon and the Opening Ceremonies will officially kick things off tonight.
Good luck to all of the Team Canada athletes as they go for gold.
Last night I popped in the DVD of the 2002 mens hockey gold medal game from Salt Lake City to get myself ready for the action. And even though I fell asleep mid-way through the 2nd period I'm pretty sure that Canada won.
The new TV is being set up at work right now, so there will be Olympic action available as well as all the other action that the sporting world has to offer. I'm happy.
I think that's about a wrap for now my friends.
I'll close with some awesome news. E-ve very much seemed to like part 1 of her Valentine's Day surprise which made me very happy. And E-ve herself busted out with the surprising by baking me a huge chocolate cookie with a big icing I Love You written on top. The picture is on Twitter and will soon make its way to Facebook. I'm a lucky guy folks.
Have a great Friday and a fantastic weekend.
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Wednesday Morning Musings, Home Cooking Experiment And Reggie Evans Edition
Bonjour mes amis.
Let’s get to it. Happy Wednesday.
Big ups to E-ve on a day off. I hope that it’s super relaxing and full of nothing.
Monday night we had a great hang out date night after I got home from work. The relaxing and chatting and such was fantastic. E-ve also contributed to the Home Cooking Experiment by whipping up some split pea w/ ham soup and cheesy English muffin garlic bread.
We’re hoping to have another tonight, but I’m not sure what’s on the menu as I forgot to get anything out of the freezer.
Last night’s Home Cooking Experiment saw me put together some taquitos and veggies just like the Super Bowl, but I also made some hashbrowns with cheese on top. It was a good combo with pickles and cheese on the side. I ate a lot of food, but I must have been hungry because I wasn’t guppied or anything after.
Tonight the Raptors and Canadiens are in action. The Habs look to bust up the Washington Capitals win streak which won’t be easy. And the Raptors look to win a game that shouldn’t be an issue against the Philadelphia 76ers.
Word is that Reggie Evans may hit the floor for the first time all season. That would be welcome.
I watched the Toronto disk from An Evening With Kevin Smith 2: Evening Harder last night. I hadn’t watched it in a long time and it was awesome. I laughed out loud a few times, especially at the Jesus jokes.
Let me set something straight here, I love Jesus. He’s gotten me through a lot in my life. But I’m a firm believer in needing to be able to laugh at things so that they don’t become too serious and start to edge towards angry.
The snow is falling in Toronto today. But it’s nothing compared to what some cities in the United States are getting. New York City made the announcement yesterday that they were closing the schools today. And Washington D.C. is getting pounded.
We are only 3 days away from the opening ceremonies for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. Everyone is getting pretty excited. I’m just hoping that the venues work out and the Canadians are able to put on a good show.
More and more photos from the Home Cooking Experiment are making their way to the Wally Z’s Morning Musings page on Facebook. Check them out to see what I’ve been putting together.
I think that’s all for today folks. I hope that you all have a rocking good time with the rest of your day.
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Let’s get to it. Happy Wednesday.
Big ups to E-ve on a day off. I hope that it’s super relaxing and full of nothing.
Monday night we had a great hang out date night after I got home from work. The relaxing and chatting and such was fantastic. E-ve also contributed to the Home Cooking Experiment by whipping up some split pea w/ ham soup and cheesy English muffin garlic bread.
We’re hoping to have another tonight, but I’m not sure what’s on the menu as I forgot to get anything out of the freezer.
Last night’s Home Cooking Experiment saw me put together some taquitos and veggies just like the Super Bowl, but I also made some hashbrowns with cheese on top. It was a good combo with pickles and cheese on the side. I ate a lot of food, but I must have been hungry because I wasn’t guppied or anything after.
Tonight the Raptors and Canadiens are in action. The Habs look to bust up the Washington Capitals win streak which won’t be easy. And the Raptors look to win a game that shouldn’t be an issue against the Philadelphia 76ers.
Word is that Reggie Evans may hit the floor for the first time all season. That would be welcome.
I watched the Toronto disk from An Evening With Kevin Smith 2: Evening Harder last night. I hadn’t watched it in a long time and it was awesome. I laughed out loud a few times, especially at the Jesus jokes.
Let me set something straight here, I love Jesus. He’s gotten me through a lot in my life. But I’m a firm believer in needing to be able to laugh at things so that they don’t become too serious and start to edge towards angry.
The snow is falling in Toronto today. But it’s nothing compared to what some cities in the United States are getting. New York City made the announcement yesterday that they were closing the schools today. And Washington D.C. is getting pounded.
We are only 3 days away from the opening ceremonies for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. Everyone is getting pretty excited. I’m just hoping that the venues work out and the Canadians are able to put on a good show.
More and more photos from the Home Cooking Experiment are making their way to the Wally Z’s Morning Musings page on Facebook. Check them out to see what I’ve been putting together.
I think that’s all for today folks. I hope that you all have a rocking good time with the rest of your day.
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Thursday, January 21, 2010
Thursday Morning Musings, At Work Not At Home Edition
Hola amigos.
Welcome to an at work Thursday. They are rare, but it happens. What can ya do?
Big ups and good luck to E-ve on Wing Night at the restaurant. Everybody that goes tonight is entitled to a free pound of mild, medium, hot or honey garlic wings. It could be busy if they've advertised well. I might even go after work for some dinner.
Bad break to end the hockey game last night as the Habs lost to the Blues in overtime. Ty Conklin robbed Markov and then the bad guys went the other way to score the winner. The bleu, blanc et rouge didn't play particularly well until the last 10 minutes but they made it interesting by scoring in the last minute of the 3rd to tie it up. I'll take the overtime point, but a win at home would have been nice.
The Raptors also lost last night, I thought they had a chance at the end but missed opportunities did them in. Here's hoping that they can get a home win tomorrow against the same Bucks team to get back to .500.
It's the start of the 1 month countdown to my birthday.
There will be 3 hours of Haiti relief TV tomorrow night as CTV, CBC and Global come together to air a 1 hour special to be aired on all 3 networks before the 2 hour George Clooney extravaganza. There will be a lot of press and a lot of ways to donate and support the relief efforts. Good luck to them.
Vancouver has made the decision to bring in snow by the truck load for the Olympic ski hills. The weather hasn't cooperated lately and while colder temperatures are supposed to be on the way you can't be taking chances in this situation.
Nice people are the awesome. Keep that in mind when you're deciding what kind of person you are going to be today.
I think that's all for today my friends. Writing on the BB isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
Have a groovy day.
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Welcome to an at work Thursday. They are rare, but it happens. What can ya do?
Big ups and good luck to E-ve on Wing Night at the restaurant. Everybody that goes tonight is entitled to a free pound of mild, medium, hot or honey garlic wings. It could be busy if they've advertised well. I might even go after work for some dinner.
Bad break to end the hockey game last night as the Habs lost to the Blues in overtime. Ty Conklin robbed Markov and then the bad guys went the other way to score the winner. The bleu, blanc et rouge didn't play particularly well until the last 10 minutes but they made it interesting by scoring in the last minute of the 3rd to tie it up. I'll take the overtime point, but a win at home would have been nice.
The Raptors also lost last night, I thought they had a chance at the end but missed opportunities did them in. Here's hoping that they can get a home win tomorrow against the same Bucks team to get back to .500.
It's the start of the 1 month countdown to my birthday.
There will be 3 hours of Haiti relief TV tomorrow night as CTV, CBC and Global come together to air a 1 hour special to be aired on all 3 networks before the 2 hour George Clooney extravaganza. There will be a lot of press and a lot of ways to donate and support the relief efforts. Good luck to them.
Vancouver has made the decision to bring in snow by the truck load for the Olympic ski hills. The weather hasn't cooperated lately and while colder temperatures are supposed to be on the way you can't be taking chances in this situation.
Nice people are the awesome. Keep that in mind when you're deciding what kind of person you are going to be today.
I think that's all for today my friends. Writing on the BB isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
Have a groovy day.
Like wham!
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