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I'm off regular duty until Monday and enjoying some much needed quiet and personal time, doing only what I want to, when I want to. For most of us, this is a rare luxury indeed and I confess, I'm exceptionally slothful at the moment.

I'm off regular duty until Monday and enjoying some much needed quiet and personal time, doing only what I want to, when I want to. For most of us, this is a rare luxury indeed and I confess, I'm exceptionally slothful at the moment.

When was that bridge proposed?  Time for a compare and contrast.

On May 1, NCP's Christine Buttorff wrote:

Everyone else is doing them, why shouldn't I? Maybe because everyone else is doing them? If everyone decided to strip down to their underwear and jump into the Cumberland River, would I do it, too?

I hope everyone had a great holiday season and is ready to take on 2007. Let's assume that it's going to be a banner year for everybody. Self-fulfilling prophecies and all that.

There's not a whole lot to write about at the moment. Everyone seems to be happy and busy right now. As of January 4th, I'm still keeping to my resolutions. That might be a record for me.

Temperatures will only be in the mid and upper 70's across the Highland Rim today as a cold front passed through on Sunday. Lows tonight could bottom out around 54° here in Cookeville and might be even cooler in the higher elevations up on the Cumberland Plateau!

Rainfall Report

Enough discussion about landlocked public art.  Nashville needs to find some cool water feature art to install on the Cumberland.  Check out the Big Apple: