thanks for hanging out with me last night. i realize things were sluggish - but i think it's because the system was overwhelmed. i had to try a different approach to get back on, but it worked out well. next time it'll be the VP debate, which is a week from today, i believe!
and i think i finally bought a car. a used Defender (i don't believe there's any other kind)
very excited - this is the first car i've purchased in 18 years.
Congratulations to @junemarie53 and @bek1 . Your questions were chosen for tonight's Ask Tom Shillue and the Panelists.
@Junemarie53 How much money did your parents give you for good report cards when you were a kid?
@bek1 What was your first big break?
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Gute moaning, good friends. I greet you well.
Apologies for not keeping my (rashly made) promise to return to action. I'm afraid everything went pear-shaped.
Still, musn't grumble. I'm still standing - or lying down, mostly - looking at the world through plastic sheets, highly-oxygenated air, and a lot of beeping.
I watched the USA team's progress in the late World Cup with a great deal of satisfaction. A shame it ended on a sour note. DJT should have stayed out of sport and FIFA should have refused his request. But FIFA has always been corrupt and predictably sees the riches to be gained if the sport takes off in the USA (I have my doubts), so nobody was much surprised.
Just the same, I expect that in four years the USA will have a team good enough to at least make a semi-final.
I found it difficult to support England. In that pointless third-place run-off against France, of the 22 players on the field only two were European. That gives a small indication of the extent of the takeover...
I'm celebrating my 28 year anniversary with my employer. July 28, 1998. I love my employer, my job, and what i do for a living! I'll am so grateful!
