Chillin'

This past weekend we mostly chilled out.

Friday night we ate at Bennigan's. I wanted to try a black and tan beer, but they were out of Bass so the bartender suggested a Guinness and Blue Moon. That is my new favorite beer! Awesome! I also had the Chipotle Burger. Pretty good.

Saturday didn't consist of much, but we did get a couple of movies watched.

Sunday was Fathers Day. After a couple of phone calls and did what I wanted to do . . . chill out at home! Yea, me! For dinner we tried a new place that I spied on the freeway called BJ's Restaurant and Brewhouse.

BJ's Restaurant and Brewhouse
This is a full service restaurant with a full bar and micro brewery. They have several televisions is various parts of the restaurant with different sports playing. The place was set up nicely and the food was delicious. The beer choices were from light to dark and very well explained by our waitress. We started with an interesting appetizer in the avocado egg rolls. With it's sweet dipping sauce this choice was just alright. On the weird scale, it was right up there. For dinner I had the cajun pasta with blackened chicken. Extremely delicious. Although this dish was reminiscent of a meal I ate at TGI Friday's, I would rate it a 9.5 where Friday's was a 6. To wash it all down I had the PM Porter which had caramel, molasses and chocolate flavors. Superb. Jenny had the Jeremiah Red Ale, which is their most popular along with a Turkey Cobb Sandwich. We really enjoyed this place and will be returning soon.


The Bourne Supremacy
Jason Bourne is reluctantly pulled back into his former life as he is framed for a botched CIA operation. Suspense and intrigue abound. In the end, you don't mess with The Bourne Supremacy.

I found this movie a little sheepish when compared to the first installment. Maybe I enjoyed getting to know Bourne previously and now just want more action. I hope the third installment goes back to the roots and gives us more story and a lot more action.

Nominated for 18 awards, it won 5.


Batman Begins
In this movie we learn how Bruce Wayne becomes Batman. Although I found this story to be interesting, I felt that it took along time to tell the story. An all star cast is found in Batman Begins but for some reason, I thought that it could have been better.

Nominated for an Oscar plus 35 other awards, it won 6.


Raiders Of The Lost Ark
I wanted to share one of my all time favorite movies with the kids: Indiana Jones and the Raiders Of The Lost Ark is another movie that stands up to the test of time. Indiana is an archaeologist whose goal is to fine relics for the museum while his arch nemesis collects them for the highest bidder. Set in the 1930's, he learns that Hitler has locate the lost city where the Ark of the Covenant is believed to be. This kid friendly movie is filled with humor as well as action.

This movie had 21 nominations and also won 28 awards, including 4 Oscars.

My anticipation is high for the fourth installment to be released. Principal photography has recently started.


And That's What I Think.

Rangers Lose Again, and Again, and Again . . . . . .

Call me a fair weather fan, but I have absolutely no desire to see the Rangers lose this year. They have the worst record in baseball right now and are continuing to slide downward.

Last year we went to about 20 games or so, supporting them the best that we can, even though they finished third in their division.

This year, however, we have a new manager that seems to be in over his head, Our GM has not made a decent decision since he's been here and while I'm at it, the owner hasn't made many choice decisions in the 10 years that's he's had the club.

Things were looking up when I heard that there was a potential buyer in Round Rock (near Austin) that I know could whip this team into shape. None other than the great Nolan Ryan. Tom Hicks, the current owner, just looks the other way.

It's time to move on, Tom. Go deal with your hockey team, but leave our baseball team behind, for the love of the game!

Here's a recent article in our local newspaper:

Hicks has stolen something precious from Rangers' fans
By JIM REEVES
Star-Telegram Staff Writer

If you're sitting there wondering how it all could have gotten so bad, so fast for the Rangers, you need to put on the brakes right there, big fella.

This didn't happen overnight. It's been happening for years, which is why it might be time for a little history lesson. If you really want to know why the Rangers are bottoming out in 2007, you have to step into the time machine and go back to 1998 ...

Team presidents, general managers, managers and players have come and gone, but the one common denominator you'll find in the last decade is the owner, Tom Hicks. Draw your own conclusions from that.

I've drawn mine, and it's not a pretty picture.

The saddest thing of all isn't the Rangers' record, or their defensive incompetence (which is mind-boggling) or even their omnipresent lack of starting pitching. The saddest thing is the e-mails and the calls you hear on talk radio from the fans.

They've lost hope. I'm not sure I've ever seen or heard a Rangers' fandom in more than 30 years that's lost hope, but this one has. In the past, hope was the one thing fans could cling to in bad times.

Sure, the team they were watching might be horrid, but coming soon from the minor leagues was a Ruben Sierra or Juan Gonzalez, a Pudge Rodriguez or a Dean Palmer, a Bobby Witt or an Oddibe McDowell, a Hank Blalock or a Mark Teixeira. Even more recently there were the DVD boys and what they might (but won't) represent from a pitching standpoint.

But now... sheer hopelessness. Name me one Rangers' minor league prospect the fans can't wait to see. Eric Hurley? OK, I'll give you that one. But that's it, and that's not nearly enough.

Hope, that most precious of commodities, is what Hicks has stolen from these fans, and without it, the Rangers are fast becoming a joke and a national embarrassment.

That's why team president and marketing guru Jeff Cogen, a decent and smart man, is fighting a losing battle to try to put posteriors in the seats at The Ballpark.

It's not just that these Rangers are bad, it's that the fans can't see hope for the future, either. What you see happening right now all began a decade ago, when Hicks bought the Rangers from George W. Bush and his buddies.

Ah, those were the good old days. The former Rangers owner was on the road to the White House and, back here in Texas, the team Hicks inherited was winning two more division championships to add to the one it captured in 1996.

But that team couldn't stay together forever, and the good times abruptly stopped in 2000. The Rangers have seen the bright side of .500 only once in the last seven years and find themselves mired in a season that already threatens to rival franchise records for ineptitude.

The numbers that Hicks has to take responsibility for are staggeringly bad. Since that division title in 1999, the Rangers haven't finished higher than third place in a four-team division, finishing last four times in seven years. In those seven years plus this season, their combined overall record is 555-638, 83 games under .500. In the last seven years, they've finished an average 21-plus games out of first place.

Behind those gawd-awful numbers are a series of terrible decisions by the owner that have helped sink his franchise into oblivion.

Want a list? Let me give you the short version, in no particular order:

1. Trying to mesh his hockey and baseball front offices (a disaster).

2. Lack of continuity in philosophy and front office personnel, which began with the firing of general manager Doug Melvin.

3. Giving The Ballpark a NASCAR-like look with advertising plastered on anything that doesn't move and some things that do.

4. Building the infamous Gold Club without first checking to see what it might do to the wind currents.

5. Hiring John Hart to replace Doug Melvin.

6. Failing to re-sign Pudge Rodriguez.

7. Signing Alex Rodriguez and Chan Ho Park.

8. Letting Nolan Ryan, the most credible baseball name in Texas, slip away to the Astros.

9. Allowing Hart and Buck Showalter to run off John Blake, the most savvy PR director in baseball, who told them the truth instead of what they wanted to hear. He now does that job for the Boston Red Sox.

Hicks is also responsible for hiring the youngest (and lowest-paid) GM in the game in Jon Daniels and allowing him, in turn, to hire a completely inexperienced (and lowest-paid) manager in Ron Washington.

Not unexpectedly but despite the incompetence of his team, ticket prices have shot up at The Ballpark in the last decade. Ten years ago you could have the best seat in the house for $25. That same seat is now $100 and other tickets have risen from 50-100 percent or more across the board. Let's not even talk about what you pay now for parking and concessions.

In the meantime, the Rangers have drafted poorly, leading to a lack of player development. There's not a single position player currently in the system that fans can expect to make this team next spring.

Yes, Hicks should sell, because he's lost the confidence of the people. But he won't because he now sees the new Cowboys' stadium as another financial windfall, with development coming around both stadiums that Hicks could never get off the ground on his own.

That's a pity, because there's a buyer still interested down in Round Rock, if the Rangers ever go on the market. But Nolan Ryan has to be wondering if his dream of owning a major league team in Texas will ever come to fruition.

"From our perspective, if there was an opportunity in Texas to look at something, we'd still entertain that thought," Ryan said Monday.

Granted, he didn't sound very hopeful, but then, that gets back to the root of the problem around here.

Hope has already left town and who knows when it will be back.

On top of all that, our best player, Mark Teixeira, was being talked about in a trade but is now on the DL.

That's the biggest complaint about this ball club, we get some good players, but instead of keeping those players, the team trades them away for prospects. Prospects that never amount to anything, keeping our team down.

Right now, I think the Atlanta Braves are my new team. I can watch them play on TV just as often as the Rangers and their managers seem to know how to run a team.

And That's What I Think.

Illegals

There is a reason that we have laws in this country. When you don't abide by the laws, you are committing a crime. People that sneak into this country are here illegally, they are breaking the law and if you are helping them, you are breaking the law as well.

Across this country people have been protesting about our getting strict on illegal aliens. There have been school walk outs, Senate debates, local laws trying to be passed, all of which is completely ridiculous. It's as simple as right and wrong. If you came into this country illegally, you are guilty of a crime. If you are harboring an illegal alien, you are guilty of a crime.

Locally, some towns have tried to pass a law that English is the official language. It did not pass. They have tried to pass a law that renting to an illegal alien is a crime, that did not pass. Congress is trying to pass a bill that supports illegal aliens, but it has been side lined. A town in Connecticut plans to issue ID cards for illegal aliens to help them in getting bank accounts.

My great, great grandparents immigrated to this country just over 100 years ago. They came through the proper channels. They learned English and recognized America as a great opportunity to better their lives. The illegals today demand that they be able to speak their language, expect bi-lingual teachers for their children and receive free medical care, all at taxpayer's expense.

Your president, in an effort to keep the Spanish speaking populous in his favor, wants to give all illegals full citizenship.

A few months ago in New York City, a woman went down stairs to yell at the workers below her apartment because she felt that they were being too loud. The laborer that she yelled at, an illegal afraid of being deported, followed her back upstairs and murdered her.

Here is an e-mail I received recently that says it all:

Cheap Tomatoes

I'll pay more for my tomatoe's

Pretty interesting article.................... Cost of Tomatoes.....

This should make everyone think, be you Democrat, Republican or Independent from a California school teacher - - -"As you listen to the news about the student protests over illegal immigration, there are some things that you should be aware of:

I am in charge of the English-as-a-second-language department at a large southern California high school which is designated a Title 1 school, meaning that its students average lower socioeconomic and income levels.

Most of the schools you are hearing about, South Gate High, Bell Gardens, Huntington Park, etc., where these students are protesting, are also Title 1 schools.
Title 1 schools are on the free breakfast and free lunch program. When I say free breakfast, I'm not talking a glass of milk and roll – but a full breakfast and cereal bar with fruits and juices that would make a Marriott proud. The waste of this food is monumental, with trays and trays of it being dumped in the trash uneaten. (OUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK)

I estimate that well over 50% of these students are obese or at least moderately overweight. About 75% or more DO have cell phones. The school also provides day care centers for the unwed teenage pregnant girls (some as young as 13) so they can attend class without the inconvenience of having to arrange for babysitters or having family watch their kids. (OUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK)

I was ordered to spend $700,000 on my department or risk losing funding for the upcoming year even though there was little need for anything; my budget was already substantial. I ended up buying new computers for the computer learning center, half of which, one month later, have been carved with graffiti by the appreciative students who obviously feel humbled and grateful to have a free education in America. (OUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK)

I have had to intervene several times for young and substitute teachers whose classes consist of many illegal immigrant students here in the country less then 3 months who raised so much he** with the female teachers, calling them "Putas" whores and throwing things that the teachers were in tears.

Free medical, free education, free food, day care etc., etc. Is it any wonder they feel entitled to not only be in this country but to demand rights, privileges and entitlements?

To those who want to point out how much these illegal immigrants contribute to our society because they LIKE their gardener and housekeeper and they like to pay less for tomatoes: spend some time in the real world of illegal immigration and see the TRUE costs.

Higher insurance, medical facilities closing, higher medical costs, more crime, lower standards of education in our schools, overcrowding, new diseases etc., etc, etc.

For me, I'll pay more for tomatoes.

We need to wake up. The guest worker program will be a disaster because we won't have the guts to enforce it. Does anyone in their right mind really think they will voluntarily leave and return?

There are many hardworking Hispanic/American citizens that contribute to our country and many that I consider my true friends. We should encourage and accept those Hispanics who have done it the right and legal way.

It does, however, have everything to do with culture: A third-world culture that does not value education, that accepts children getting pregnant and dropping out of school by 15 and that refuses to assimilate, and an American culture that has become so weak and worried about "politically correct" that we don't have the will to do anything about it.

If this makes your blood boil, as it did mine, forward this to everyone you know.

CHEAP LABOR? Isn't that what the whole immigration issue is about? Business doesn't want to pay a decent wage. Consumers don't want expensive produce
Government will tell you Americans don't want the jobs

But the bottom line is cheap labor. The phrase "cheap labor" is a myth, a farce, and a lie. there is no such thing as "cheap labor."

Take, for example, an illegal alien with a wife and five children. He takes a job for $5.00 or $6.00/hour. At that wage, with six dependents, he pays no income tax, yet at the end of the year, if he files an Income Tax Return, he gets an "earned income credit" of up to $3,200 free.

He qualifies for Section 8 housing and subsidized rent. He qualifies for food stamps. He qualifies for free (no deductible, no co-pay) health care. His children get free breakfasts and lunches at school. He requires bilingual teachers and books. He qualifies for relief from high energy bills. If they are or become, aged, blind or disabled, they qualify for SSI. Once qualified for SSI they can qualify for Medicare. All of this is at taxpayer's expense. He doesn't worry about car insurance, life insurance, or homeowners Insurance. Taxpayers provide Spanish language signs, bulletins and printed material. He and his family receive the equivalent of $20.00 to $30.00/hour in benefits.

Working Americans are lucky to have $5.00 or $6.00/hour left after paying their bills and his. The American taxpayer's also pay for increased crime, graffiti and trash clean-up.

Cheap labor? YEAH RIGHT! Wake up people!

Now don't misconstrue my intentions with this subject. If you are here legally and went through the proper channels, I'm glad you're here. After all, my family has only been here since 1900. However, if you are here illegally or are harboring someone here illegally, this post is aimed at you.

Some even say that the immigration reform is a way of keeping Hispanics out of the country. This is not true at all. Is it a form of racism? Again, no. The law is the law and it's there for a reason. Go through the proper channels and you will be welcomed in OUR country.

It's time to take our country back. English IS the national language. If you intend to live in America, learn it! Our national anthem is sung in English, as it was meant to be. Employing or renting to illegal aliens is a crime. Harboring illegals is a crime. It's time we stopped worrying about being "politically correct" and start enforcing our own laws!

And That's What I Think.

Flown The Coup

The past two years we have been host to a family of birds. We have always tried to make our yard as bird friendly as possible. We have a few trees grouped together in the back with a bird feeder on one of the limbs.

Last year we had a hummingbird feeder near the window and enjoyed watching them feed as well.

This is the second year I've had the opportunity to watch a bird build a nest and then lay eggs. The eggs hatch and then the hatchlings looking to be fed.
It's such a magical experience to me. The bird's instinct to build the nest and then to lay the eggs and keep them warm. Once they hatch, they know to feed them and help them grow. Nature is extraordinary.

Last year they built their nest in my grill and I had to wait a few weeks before I could cook out, this year, however, they built the nest in the eves of our deck roof.

They grow so fast and before you think it's possible, they are gone. I'm sure they'll be back again next year, though.

And That's What I Think.

Girl Scout Weekend

Friday Lacye's troop went to Build-A-Bear Workshop where they got to . . . . . wait for it . . . . build a bear, yep! Lacye actually built a puppy, but it's the same difference. Johnnie also built a puppy, his was a baseball player. Lacye's was a girl scout.

For those of you that aren't familiar with Build-A-Bear Workshop. You start out by picking the kind of bear or puppy you want, give it a name, then you add the stuffing to it. Then you ad the heart and give it a bath. Finally you dress it and get the birth certificate. It's a lot of fun for the kids and is all hands-on.

Saturday we just did some running around and getting things done. (i.e. mowing the lawn and making the neighbors lawn look that much worse.)

Saturday evening, at the kid's request, we gathered around the living room television, dimmed the lights, turned on the surround sound and watched a movie.

Sunday was the Girl Scout patch ceremony. They had it at a park so the girls could play and burn off energy. We also grilled hot dogs and hamburgers and made s'mores. Afterwards, there was a celebration cake and the girls worked on another patch by planting lima beans. They are learning so much as girl scouts!

[cooking marshmallows for s'mores]

[Lacye's s'more]

[Johnnie's s'more never stood a chance!]

THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA:
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
I was all ready to not like Narnia. It even started out completely different than I was expecting. However, the story was well written and told and the special effects were extremely well done. The costumes were spectacular, as well.

Four children are shipped away to a safer place during World War II to stay with a relative of some sort. In the midst of being children, they stumble across a large wardrobe (armoire) that opens to another world known as Narnia.

It has been Winter in Narnia for the past 100 years. However the season is changing now that the humans have arrived, thus fulfilling the prophecy. It's a classic battle of good versus evil.

The Chronicles Of Narnia won an Oscar plus 11 other awards and 32 nominations.


And That's What We Did!

Did You See This!?!

Wheelchair user taken on wild 50-mph ride

Chair becomes lodged on semitrailer's grille, travels 4 miles on highway

AP Associated Press:

Updated: 5:36 p.m. CT June 7, 2007

PAW PAW, Mich. - Ben Carpenter got the ride of a lifetime when his electric wheelchair became lodged in the grille of a semitrailer and was accidentally pushed down a highway for several miles at about 50 mph.

His father, Donald Carpenter, was incredulous when police called to tell him his 21-year-old son was OK after the wild ride.

"I said, 'What happened?'" Donald Carpenter recalled Thursday.

He said his son had started to cross Wednesday afternoon at an intersection in Paw Paw, about 140 miles west of Detroit, where the truck had stopped for a red light. The light changed to green while Carpenter was still in front of the semi, which started moving forward.

The truck bumped into the side of the wheelchair, which then started turning forward, its handles becoming lodged in the grille, the father said. The wild ride had started.

"He's so low that the truck driver couldn't see him, and the truck headed out," he said.

The wheelchair, with Carpenter strapped in it, ended up being pushed by the truck as it sped down the Red Arrow Highway. Police said the wheelchair was pushed about four miles, but Donald Carpenter said it was about half that.

Ben Carpenter said while all of this was going on, he seriously considered the possibility that he might not make it before the truck came to a complete halt.

"I was probably thinking that this is going to keep going and not stop anywhere, 50 or 60 miles somewhere," he told Grand Rapids television station WOOD.

"It was pretty scary," he told WDIV-TV of Detroit.

The bizarre sight caught the attention of motorists, many of whom called 911 on their cell phones. A pair of undercover police officers who happened to be driving in the opposite direction at the time saw what was happening, did a quick U-turn, followed the truck to its business and informed the disbelieving driver, Donald Carpenter said.

‘Not a scratch’
His son escaped injury.

"He's fine," Donald Carpenter said. "Not a scratch. He was basically just scared."

Ben Carpenter, who has muscular dystrophy, lives with his parents in nearby Kalamazoo. He had gone to Paw Paw to ride on a trail with a medical aide who was on a bicycle, his father said.

The aide had fallen slightly behind Carpenter by the time he was crossing the intersection and, because of the angle, didn't see him being pushed down the road. She had no idea what had happened to him.

"She was frantic and then a driver at the intersection started honking his horn and said he's attached to the front of the truck," Donald Carpenter said. The aide then used her cell phone to call for help.

The father said being pushed down the road by the truck burned most of the rubber off the tires of the wheelchair, but otherwise didn't damage it. The tires were replaced Thursday morning, in time for his son to use the wheelchair this weekend at a muscular dystrophy camp.

"It's a very bad story that ended very well," he said. "We're just thrilled that he's still around."

Wow! That is something else. I'm glad to see that this young man is safe and sound after what was potentially a bad situation.

And That's What I Think.

Throwing Out The White Trash

We've lived in our house for about four and a half years. When we first moved in, we met the neighbors, some more normal than others, but we were glad to have them.

Our neighbors next to our driveway, seemed the most normal and easiest to get along with, (i.e. they were a young, quiet family that kept to themselves.) Like us.

After about a year and a half or so, they moved due to marriage problems, etc. They abandoned their house and we went through several real estate companies trying their best to find new owners. The lawn would get mowed once a month at best.

This went on for about a year.

Needless to say, we were thrilled when we saw people moving in next door. When we saw them taking a break from moving, we took it upon ourselves to welcome them to the neighborhood. This was not only the first time but also the last time that we spoke to these people. To say they must have come from Arkansas or where ever is a slam to that state. Our tip off was when their fourteen year old daughter came to the door with a cigarette in her mouth. The mother was missing teeth, well you get the point.

In the time that they lived next door, their electricity has been shut off several times, the phone has been disconnected, their dogs run wild and bark at all hours, there is always trash all over their yard that eventually ends up in mine due to the wind.

As long as they leave me alone, I'm fine. Live and let live.

Once they start messing with me and mine, the war is on!

We came home one Sunday after being out of town for the weekend to find tire tracks leading from their front yard across my yard to my driveway! I couldn't believe my eyes. Are you kidding me?!?

At this point there seemed to be two or three groups (families) living there.

It was late and I needed to get some sleep for work the next day. The next day I called the sheriff out to make a formal complaint. We filed the necessary form and he left a note on their door, because they were out (probably trespassing on someone else's property.)

A week goes by and I start to notice more tracks across my property. UNBELIEVABLE! At this point I'm thinking of littering my yard with nails to teach them a lesson, but I don't.

I next see the teenager parked in her front yard washing her car. I decide to camp out and see if she's going to drive across my yard again. Sure enough, across she comes, and I come flying out of my yard and stand in front of her car as I call the Sheriff out again. While waiting for the police to arrive, her and her boyfriend and I all have some choice words for each other.

Anyways, the cops arrive and diffuse the situation. I tell them I want someone to goto jail for trespassing, but the cops don't like to see neighbors become enemies.

From then on, I loudly threaten to call the cops if they even look at my yard when I know they are in ear shot. And before I know it, most of them decided to move out. WOO HOO!!!!!

In their haste to collect all valuables (yeah right) they got their pick-up truck stuck in their backyard. LOL

There is someone staying over there now, but we're not sure exactly who. All we know is that she keeps to herself and doesn't cause any problems. Of course the lawn hasn't been mowed in six weeks. It looks like a jungle over there.

At least they're not driving across my property any more, but I remember them every time I mow my lawn and bounce over the ruts they left for me.

And I thought living in the country would be great . . .

And That's What I Think.

Picture Time

Girl Scout skating party

Moms of the Girl Scout skating party

Would you buy a car from this man?

Me and the kids!

Swim lessons

And That's What I Think.

The Weekend

Friday night Lacye's girl scout troop had a skating party. The kids had a great time and of course all the mom's were on wheels, too. After three hours, I think everyone was worn out, because they started slipping out.

Saturday was a big day for me at work, I sold two cars! Yea, me!! I met the gang at Don Pablo's for dinner and then we just headed home so I could research the plans I had for Sunday.

Sunday we awoke to rain. We've had so much rain lately that our yard is standing water. It's awful. Needless to say, the big plans I have require a dry day, due to it's outdoor nature. We'll just have to wait a couple of weeks and try it again.

Instead we went to the movies, a chore in and of it self, because we don't have good luck sharing the movie experience with strangers. This was no exception.

Literally two minutes before the movie started, some guy holding a kid, standing near the side starts calling for his wife, loudly. When there was no answer, he yelled that she should let him know where she was. Finally she walked in with popcorn. She wasn't even in the theater. He then proceeded to loudly tell her that he had been yelling for her. Look buddy, just shut up and sit down! About three quarters of the way through the movie their baby started crying. Do you think these idiots got up to take the baby out of the theater to spare the other movie patrons? Not on your life! They just sat there and let the baby cry. I feel for the people sitting near them.

SHREK THE THIRD
Shrek, Donkey and all the gang are back in an all new adventure in Shrek The Third. Princess Fiona's father, the King, dies and Shrek is next in line for the throne, which he dreads. He finds out that there is another heir to the throne named Arthur, voiced by Justin Timberlake. Shrek, Donkey and Puss in Boots set off to find Arthur. Meanwhile, Prince Charming and a band of misfits invades the castle in Far, Far Away, imprisoning Fiona and her royal girlfriends. In the end, all is well and order is restored in the land of Far, Far Away.

This movie dragged on in spots for me, but there were a few times when I laughed as well. It wasn't as good as the previous two, yet it wasn't a horrible sequel, either.


We finished off the weekend with waffle bowl sundae's at Dairy Queen.
All is at peace with the world when you are eating ice cream!

And That's What I Think.