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Back on standard time

So we "fell back" last night. That means it will get dark an hour earlier, which means I will go to work when it's dark and get home when it's almost dark. So much for me learning how to play golf. I'll give this blogging thing a shot.

Congratulations to Medina Highland, of which I'm a 1974 graduate. The Hornets won their playoff football game against Avon Lake 35-23. Now the 10-1 Hornets go into the next round this weekend against Powell Olentangy Liberty, who are 8-3 and have a stupid name. Olentangy sounds like a primate at the zoo. GO HORNETS!!

As far as the other Wayne County football teams, they are doing the same thing as Rittman this week, which is nothing. Triway, Waynedale, and Norwayne all went down to defeat this weekend.

This week I will attempt to do in my fifties, what I've done in my twenties, thirties, and forties, and that's work a second job at least for the holidays. I have an interview at Kmart Tuesday after I get off work. WIXYjr asked me why I didn't apply at Walmart* and I figured if I got hired on there, I would have to change a whole bunch of posts on my blog, as I'm sure many store managers would take too kindly to my terminology for their fine establishment. Besides what would it do for my credibility as a blogger? I also figure what helps for me is I could help in a pinch wearing a certain red suit(ho ho ho.) I could also work on my mic skills.

Comments

Busy Bee Suz said…
Very funny about walmart...I am not a long time reader and EVEN I know how you feel about that establishment.....I hopet the interview goes well. You will have to put on some pounds to Play santa though...
November 02, 2008 6:11 PM
Cliff said…
I just figure Walmart* management wouldn't be too crazy to have someone working there who has referred to their establishment for at least two years in a blog and other internet forums as Evil Big Box Store(tm)#2966
November 02, 2008 7:00 PM
Connie said…
Good luck with your interview, Cliff!
November 02, 2008 8:30 PM
david5258 said…
cliff- i'll be promoting jewelry at local kmarts again this holiday season. kmartr has good people who still practice customer service--david
November 02, 2008 10:46 PM
Pat Jenkins said…
i hope to see you working black friday at wal-mart. then you will be a zoo (since walmart becomes one on that day) primate too!!
November 03, 2008 7:40 AM
Cliff said…
I see, MrP, that Powell Orangutan Liberty is located near C-bus, which makes it closer to your neck of the woods than mine. The Patriots and their faithful also have a long drive this weekend to Ashland.
November 03, 2008 7:59 AM
Brenda said…
Good luck with your interview. I like shopping KMart because the one in our neck of the woods is never busy, and they basically have the same stuff!! So you'd probably see me this season!

Have a GREAT day!!
November 03, 2008 8:05 AM
Michelle said…
Good luck on the job interview. Hopefully I will get another job again soon and it defiantly won't be at the EBBS. LOL
November 03, 2008 12:58 PM
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