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Tuesday, thy name this week is Monday...

...Or the other way around. Took a vacation day yesterday as I had my annual physical. Things turned out fine, well at least until the bloodwork comes back.

Something I thought about as I was mowing my yard yesterday afternoon was how my blog was taking care of itself. This is in regard to Tim helping Brenda out with directions to Sandy Valley. Rittman plays there a week from Friday. Perhaps if Tim decides to return to his alma mater, he will come over and introduce himself to myself and Brenda.

Kinda nice having two three day weekends in a row. Even nicer having blogging friends who help each other out.

And since I mentioned Tim, I also want to mention his blog, Cleveland Classic Media. He has a real passion for local media and does a very thorough job in his research of his material. Although his target readership is folks from Northeast Ohio, there is something of interest to anyone who has ever liked television.

Comments

clean and crazy said…
you are so cool, hey you know the other day i was reading about your roller derby girls and you posted pictures of them, well yesterday i found on CNN an article about your girls, they even showed a clip of them playing and i was looking for you in the crowd. the article featured your girl "Megabeth" i didn't know she was 53!! that is sooo awesome. anyway i thought of you as i watched and read the article, but i heard it first on WIXY's gone bananas, you beat out CNN all the way!! great reporting!!
Cliff said…
Thank you CNC. CNN was there the night my daughter and I went, but I had no idea that the feature they were doing was about MegaBeth. She had told me after the bout that she was 53, which is my age.
Ms Hen's said…
Just was dropping by to catch up. Hope all is going great.. and enjoy the time when you have off. Hope Kathy is feeling more serene with her early gift from you (hugs)
Syd said…
Glad that you are doing well. I had my physical today and all was great. I like that news.

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