Friday, September 28, 2007

Monty Python And The Holy Quiz


Your Score: King Arthur


You scored 92Worthiness!



You're King Arthur. Charged with the nobel task of finding the grail by God himself. You know exactly what you're doing and you're on top of every situation. "It is I, Arthur, son of Uther Pendragon, from the castle of Camelot. King of the Britons, defeator of the Saxons, sovereign of all England!" "The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water signifying by Divine Providence that I, Arthur, was to carry Excalibur. That is why I am your king!"

Link: The Monty Python & The Holy Grail Test written by Silent_Tiger on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the The Dating Persona Test


Share/Save/Bookmark

ABC Meme

1. A is for age: 34.

2. B is for beer of choice: None.

3. C is for career right now:  Professional Nap-taker! (kidding) Public Safety Communications Supervisor.

4. D is for your dog's name:  If I had a dog, I'd name it Fizzgig..

5. E is for essential item you use everyday: Air.

6. F is for favorite TV show at the moment: Heroes.

7. G is for favorite game:  Uno.

8. H is for Home town:  Evanspatch, Indiana.

9. I is for instruments you play:  None.

10. J is for favorite juice:  Grape.

11. K is for whose butt you'd like to kick:  politicians everywhere.

12. L is for last place you ate:  Home.

13. M is for marriage:  Happily.

14. N is for name:  Kev

15. O is for overnight hospital stays:  Thankfully, No.

16. P is for people you were with today:  Rubi and the kids. Co-workers.

17. Q is for favorite quote: "It's my day off!"  ~Me.

18. R is for Biggest Regret:  Not having lunch today.

19. S is for status:  At work.

20. T is for time u woke up today: Woke up or got out of bed?  The alarm woke me up at 5:40 AM. After pounding on the snooze button a few times, I think I dragged my groggy rear out of bed around 6:10 AM.

21. U is for underwear you have on now: Yes.

22. V is for vegetable you love:  Hahahahahahahahahahahaha!

23. W is for worst habit: Procrastination.

24. X is for x-rays you've had:  Teeth, right ring-finger, C-spine (I think it's called).

25. Y is for yummy food you ate today:  Pancakes for breakfast.

26. Z is for the zodiac sign:  Virgo.
 
 


Share/Save/Bookmark

Saturday, September 22, 2007

Great Quote

My iGoogle page today had a great Quote Of The Day:
 
The average, healthy, well-adjusted adult gets up at seven-thirty in the morning feeling just plain terrible.
  - Jean Kerr
 
I completely agree!  I am so not a morning person.  Doesn't matter what time I go to bed, if I get up before about 8:30 AM I'm groggy and lethargic most of the day and need a nap.  If I get up at 9:00 AM, I'm good to go sans nap.  On those early days (which is pratically every day for me) if I keep myself busy, I might still feel groggy, but I'll keep going - but if I hit a period of inactivity - Boom!  Naptime!  (which is why I'm blogging this now). 
 
 

 
 


Share/Save/Bookmark

Thursday, September 20, 2007

Thinking of you

I got the following message in my email today from my darling sister-in-law.

Today  is International Disturbed People's Day  

I don't care if you  lick windows,
take the special bus
or occasionally pee  on yourself...
You hang in there sunshine,
you're  friggin' special.
 
 
How.... sweet of her to think of me.
 
 


Share/Save/Bookmark

Monday, September 17, 2007

Ahhh....

Days off are nice.


Share/Save/Bookmark

Sunday, September 09, 2007

Trek Quiz




Take the Star Trek Quiz


Share/Save/Bookmark

Saturday, September 01, 2007

Does this thing still work?

It's been ages since I've posted anything of relevance here.  In fact, it's been awhile since I perused the links in my blogroll (so if I haven't commented on your blog lately, I'm sorry!).
 
We have two computers at home... well, we did. Our main computer died last week.  As a result, my internet browsing time has been severely limited.  I spent two days with my head stuck inside computer cases taking them apart, putting them back together, taking them apart again, putting them back together, and still not getting one to work to replace our dearly departed. 
 
Now I have to pay someone to try and figure out if it's salvageable. 
 
Driving kids to and from school eats up a little bit of time on the days I do that.  Napping eats up a nice chunk of the morning too!
Earlier this week I moved our treadmill into our bedroom in an effort to encourage me to use it more - I've used it once since then.  Hey!  I'm starting out slow.  The day after, I went and mowed and trimmed my parents lawn - that's more exercise than I get walking on the treadmill!
 
I also had a tire go flat and shred on the way to work last week.  I should really replace tires before they become completely bald.  Luckily, I made to a parking lot just a couple of blocks away from work and wasn't even late!  Three of the four tires on my car were completely bald.  It took forever to change the tire and put on the donut tire on so I could get the car to the shop for new tires.  I had parked on the slightest of inclines on a gravel lot, and didn't notice or think anything of it.  After work that night, I went to change the tire.  Got the car up on the jack and it rolled forward off the jack.  It bent the jack too so that it was rather difficult to use.  I cleared away the gravel from where I was putting the jack, thinking maybe I had set it on a rock before.  Got it jack up and the shredded tire off and it rolled forward again and off the jack.  By now, it was 11:30 at night and I wasn't going to try again.  The next day, I drove out and parked our van bumper to bumper against the front of the car to keep it from rolling, stuck a large chunk of concrete in front of the car's front tire and stuck a cinder block under the front bumper once I got it jacked up again (using the jack from the van).  Changed the tire without incident that time.  Except for the older gentleman that came out of a nearby restaurant and saw the shredded remains of my front tire sticking out the trunk and said something like "Looks like you caught this one just in time". 
 
I also had a few books I was reading that I wanted to finish, including the latest Clive Cussler, the latest Star Wars paperback, an E. E. Knight Vampire Earth novel.  Also, looking forward to the new Lincoln/Child novel.
 
This weekend, I'm working a crappy schedule again.  Twelve hours tonight, twelve hours tomorrow night and doubling back to 2nd shift on Monday, and a normal 2nd shift on Tuesday. 
 
Rubi's not feeling well this weekend - she's got a summer cold and I sure hope I don't catch it!   I hear it's making the rounds, though.
 
Rubi told me a funny Catherine story today:  Catherine and Alexander were playing Star Wars Legos on the Gamecube and Catherine says "I'm playing Queen Armadillo!" 
 
Keeping with the Star Wars theme, I made a verbal faux pas the other night.  We were watching Star Wars Episode 2 because Alexander wanted to see what his Gamecube game was based on.  The part towards the end with Yoda and Dooku fighting was about start and Alexander got up to go get a drink.  I wanted him to see that part as it related to the game he plays. I wanted to say something about the fight, but wanted to edit my language for the children, so I said "Alexander don't leave, this is the part where Yoda opens a can of kick-butt on Dooku." ...At least that's what I meant to say.  What I inadvertently said was "This is the part where Yoda opens a can of kick-butt on Dooku's a**."   Alexander and Elizabeth both gasped "Daddy!!" at the same time Rubi gasps "Kevin!!".  I was totally dumbfounded.  I had no idea what I had said.  I was looking at them all like they were crazy as I replayed in my mind what I had just said.  Then it hit me what had come out of my mouth! 
 
Oops.
 
 


Share/Save/Bookmark