Kid two: “If I had a million dollars, I’d get a phone and go back to the Lego store.”
…but even a gypsy caravan was too much settling down. And they say her flower is faded now, hard weather and hard booze. But maybe that’s just the price you pay for the chains you refuse…
— Beeswing
Celebrated the end of my taper week with a 100% clean ride around all my normal loops at Lebanon Hills
Ran to Deerwood to watch Run for Deerwood and found this
Nothing like sleeping in under a warm comforter on a chilly Minnesota fall morning
A new section of I-35 southbound is open and looks to be concrete instead of blacktop – Minnesota must be rich!
They should just call it Earl’s Bag of Evil
I really hate conducting interviews, especially when they aren’t even for my department
What a day – time for some mindless TV
So many things going on right now – rolling out the new kiosks at work this week, trying to wrap up a bunch of items before I leave town, marathon expo on Friday, family races on Saturday, a wedding reception later that day, the Twin Cities Marathon Sunday morning, a benefit dinner Sunday night and an early morning flight to Vegas on Monday.
I also still have to get the new work website finished, design a new look for the Tapemark Pro-Am site, move my personal server somewhere cheaper, get Halloween items listed on Craigslist and finish cleaning the house. I’m already behind on a bunch of TV shows, but don’t really want to spend the time to catch up – I’d much rather work on relationships with family and friends.
More on that soon…
Authors are like bloggers, but rich.
— Craigers
Tom Beaudry and the Bois Forte Tribal Council, Fortune Bay Resort Casino, Tower, Minnesota
Multiple conflicting meetings this morning, but tribal council trumps them all
Did you know vender is a variant spelling of vendor? And I thought I was just an idiot who can’t spell
Busy, busy day here in the Northland – kiosks, photos, purchase orders, iPads, extended warranties, vender visits and the VC
Feel asleep during MNF and totally missed the 5-0
Getting up at 3:30, attending 8.5 hours of training sessions and trying to keep my eyes open is harder than I thought