Life is such a sweet insanity.
I love life and people. This is a place where I can write down what's happening, what I'm thinking, what I'm seeing and what I'm feeling. After all, life is just one blog entry after another.Sunday, July 04, 2004
Independence Day
For the first time in a while, Earl and I decided not to go on a wild road trip for a holiday weekend!
We kicked off the weekend by going to the new theatres and seeing "Spiderman-2". Absolutely loved the movie! Much better than the first - it gave me a kick to try to be healthy again. If Tobey Maguire can do it, so can I.
Yesterday we went to a family reunion (Mom's side of the family) in Syracuse. The weather was absolutely gorgeous, so I decided to make it a long-distance cycling trip. Four and a half hours, 60 miles later, there I was joining in the festivities. I missed a spot on my left leg when I was spreading the sunscreen, so I have this whacky looking sunburn, but other than that I'm no worse for the wear. It was great to get together with everyone and enjoy the beautiful weather.
Today we did some work around the house, including replacing the sink faucets in the master bathroom. It was a relatively painless chore and now we have two working sinks, "his and his". Little by little this place is coming together.
And then tonight we went to the new theatres (again!) and saw "Fahrenheit 9/11". Wow. The movie is an eye-opener, to say the least. There were several facts presented that I was unaware of, particularly about the mess of the 2000 election. I didn't know that what's her name (the election person in Florida - the ugly one), was the head of Bush Lite's election campaign in Florida. I didn't know that the network news guy that broke the story that Bush Lite actually had Florida (despite everyone else saying it was Gore) was a relative of the Bush family. I didn't know that the Bush family was friends with the Bin Ladens (except the big mean one). Even if you don't agree with Michael Moore's views (personally I think he's slightly extreme, but I agree with a lot of what he says), the movie definitely makes you think. And I think that's what it was designed to do. The November election is going to be very interesting.
We kicked off the weekend by going to the new theatres and seeing "Spiderman-2". Absolutely loved the movie! Much better than the first - it gave me a kick to try to be healthy again. If Tobey Maguire can do it, so can I.
Yesterday we went to a family reunion (Mom's side of the family) in Syracuse. The weather was absolutely gorgeous, so I decided to make it a long-distance cycling trip. Four and a half hours, 60 miles later, there I was joining in the festivities. I missed a spot on my left leg when I was spreading the sunscreen, so I have this whacky looking sunburn, but other than that I'm no worse for the wear. It was great to get together with everyone and enjoy the beautiful weather.
Today we did some work around the house, including replacing the sink faucets in the master bathroom. It was a relatively painless chore and now we have two working sinks, "his and his". Little by little this place is coming together.
And then tonight we went to the new theatres (again!) and saw "Fahrenheit 9/11". Wow. The movie is an eye-opener, to say the least. There were several facts presented that I was unaware of, particularly about the mess of the 2000 election. I didn't know that what's her name (the election person in Florida - the ugly one), was the head of Bush Lite's election campaign in Florida. I didn't know that the network news guy that broke the story that Bush Lite actually had Florida (despite everyone else saying it was Gore) was a relative of the Bush family. I didn't know that the Bush family was friends with the Bin Ladens (except the big mean one). Even if you don't agree with Michael Moore's views (personally I think he's slightly extreme, but I agree with a lot of what he says), the movie definitely makes you think. And I think that's what it was designed to do. The November election is going to be very interesting.
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