name tag

In the previous episode, extreme trepidation was evident as I prepared for a plunge into the dark side. This morning about half way through my second cup of coffee, a little voice spoke to me and said, Do it. Do it now.

Alan Coverstone invites all to the upcoming school board forum to kick the tires on the new candidates running to effect your child's future.

Joseph Porcelli is a pretty remarkable individual. Through his leadership and hardwork, wonderful projects and change have happened.

He thought it would be cool if everyone wore a name tag to increase the concept of community.

Romney supporters, who had only ten minutes advance warning that Mitt Romney would drop out, gave Ron Paul acolytes their cherished square inches of floor space at the CPAC conference where Romney delivered his farewell address:

Man buys Swiss K31. Finds name tag under butt plate. Googling ensues. Tracks down the original recruit who was issued the weapon. 45 years ago. Too cool.

Because I'm obviously getting to old to think of anything creative for myself, I've decided to steal this from Jennifer:

1. Do you wear a name tag at work? Sometimes

2. What kind of car do you drive? 2001 Nissan Altima

3. What do you order when you go to Taco Bell? Nacho Bell Grande

4. Have you ever had a garage sale? Nope. That's what E-bay is for

5. What color is your iPod? I don't own an iPod