This must have taken forever to setup.
HT: Z
The Web Site and Blog of Pastor Chris Brauns
Here for more.
Here for an explanation . . . let me know if you can figure out the Frisbee optical illusion. I gave my answer partial credit.
No deep spiritual lessons in this post; but a keen observation never the less.
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Guys – - let’s get our work done around the house this Saturday, however, awful we may be at odd jobs.
Even as we marvel at those who are handy. My sons who have assisted me on many home projects, have never seen such skill in our home.
HT: Z
If you’re struggling for Valentine’s Day ideas, then look no further than the Great State of Iowa.
We Iowans have always had a certain flair when expressing our affection, and nothing exemplifies it better than using ones trusty manure spreader to scrawl a romantic message in the snow.
Here to read the story.
HT: Iowa native JT
As only he can do, Dave Barry interacts with the last 12 months.
To be sure, it was a year that saw plenty of bad news. But in almost every instance, there was offsetting good news:
BAD NEWS: The economy remained critically weak, with rising unemployment, a severely depressed real-estate market, the near-collapse of the domestic automobile industry and the steep decline of the dollar.
GOOD NEWS: Windows 7 sucked less than Vista.
BAD NEWS: The downward spiral of the newspaper industry continued, resulting in the firings of thousands of experienced reporters and an apparently permanent deterioration in the quality of American journalism.
GOOD NEWS: A lot more people were tweeting.
BAD NEWS: Ominous problems loomed abroad as — among other difficulties — the Afghanistan war went sour, and Iran threatened to plunge the Middle East and beyond into nuclear war.
GOOD NEWS: They finally got Roman Polanski.
In short, it was a year that we will be happy to put behind us. But before we do, let’s swallow our anti-nausea medication and take one last look back, starting with. . . .
Read the whole thing here.
HT: Humble Musings
But, I’ll bet you can guess who is on pace to have triple the number of covers of anyone else.
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