Some additional observations from the last week or so. It seems based on feedback you all liked the last group these and as mentioned, I am going to try it as a regular feature for a while. So just where did the term Black Friday originate and do you think you should use all the bandwidth when streaming your movie at a local WiFi hotspot?
I had the time and met a friend in the Cincinnati area a few weeks ago with a plan to head on up to the Art Museum. It was a fabulous plan and well worth the short trip from down here in central Kentucky if you at all appreciate art. Cost for most of the exhibit is free by the way, though there is a parking fee.
Old Dogs with Travolta and Williams truly is an old tired dog. I hate to say it, but wish I had not spent the money for the ticket and will strongly suggest that everyone wait and get it for $1.00 at the Red Box sometime in a few months. I do not think it will be at the cinema for long.
I should have probably called this post Black Friday. While I did not participate in any of the shopping activities, it was really a rough day as far as I was concerned. And just why do that call it Black Friday for shopping anyway? Is it the ugly spirit that manifests itself in people as they greedily shop for all the materialistic needs?
My 2009 Christmas wish list in all its glory… checking it once and maybe twice, pretty sure I am mostly naught but maybe Santa will see me as nice…
