I guess being out of the country I miss lots of new medicinal improvements and their marketing campaigns. Well I saw this late night commercial for this product called Extenze that 'extends' (clever huh?) a 'certain part of the male body' ... they constantly skate around the actual 'part' the product was intended for in multiple creative ways ... I think it would be funny if they were actually talking about another 'certain part' of the body. Insert.
Eight Happy Years
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For our 8th Wedding Anniversary I took Carrie to see Iron Man and then went straight home. I mistakenly thought that the 8th wedding anniversary gift was iron. We were going to see the M Night
Shayamalan movie but "the baby" was not ready to sleep. I know Iron Man is not as romantic as The Happening, but she's always had a thing for Robert Downey Jr. or so I thought (it's actually Vinn Diesel she likes but I thought Jeff Bridges was quite fetching sporting the evil shaved head and beard look) . June 17th 2008
Happy Father's Day
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Happy Father's Day!
Now this greeting card holiday has a little more of a significant meaning to me, even though it seems now that everyday is father's day. Well ... I still deserve a card and some cheese cake once a year just because.
Deadliest Catch
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We were watching Deadliest Catch, the do-or-die crabbing reality show when I remembered that a friend of mine and I were going to try and work on the fishing fleet in Alaska for summer employment during college. I think he actually paid $25 for the catalog of the ships and information. Although it would have been fun freezing to death, working 20 hour shifts, playing with dangerous sharp instruments (they were jobs like grinder and fish masher) and of course smelling like ripe fish, we decided that it probably was not the greatest idea.
Until Recently a Father Tip #1
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Nursing bra pads make excellent absorbent drink coasters also.
Parking Garage Karma
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During our hospital stay we parked the car in the garage. We left Wednesday night after Carrie was discharged for a few hours and we went to see all the family congregating at the Farthing house but did not think about paying for parking until we were at the gate and he was asking for $20. On a whim I decided to act surprised that they did not take credit cards and feign the fact that we actually had a few dollars and some change because I was hoping for an easier way out. I really did not want to park, get out of the car, walk to and use the ATM (which was very very far away). Luckily, they wrote a bill to pay the next time we park and exited. Great! Karma was with us. But leaving the hospital with Elizabeth I decided that I would do the right thing and pay the bill, even though I was pretty sure we could make a clean getaway and that $20 could go to Elizabeth's college fund. I handed the new ticket and the bill to the lady at the gate but was not able to pay her. I was forced to park, make a Bataan death march to the parking garage office and pay the bill, which delayed me a maximum of three minutes. You just can't win with parking garages ...
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