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It's 3:30am, Do you know where my mind is?

Shameless plugs never hurt: My good friend Tim Lones, of Cleveland Classic Media fame, has been posting links to his excellent blog on the television forum at Cleveland.com. He had wondered if the posts there were too much and started a thread, asking the folks on the forum thought that. Well, as expected, the answer was that he put a great product out and he should post links often. And of course, I never miss a chance to promote my friend there, as he has done the same for me. I also put a shameless plug in for myself, which vastly increased my number of hits yesterday. You can never accuse me of being the missing link. And by the way, if you haven't lately, check out Cleveland Classic Media. Tim has been doing some sprucing up of the site.

Dinner with 2 more bloggers: I have to mention this, as they paid for it. My daughter, Martha, of Welcome to my Crazy Life, among others, fame, and her husband, Kevin, took us out to dinner last night. Included in the party was my grandson, Ben, of Through the Eyes of a Five Year Old fame. We ate at Marie's restaurant in Wadsworth. It's located in the out lot, in front of Evil Big Box Store #2966. Cliff Note: Don't eat the fried chicken there! Martha said I should blog about the bloggers meeting, but seeing that I was in the delivery room when she entered the world, that wouldn't be news.

I hope everybody has a fantastic weekend!

Comments

Emma said…
I'm sorry you didn't like your chicken! I gues I should be glad for the peanut oil, eh? Next time, we go to the chicken house. Sindi, they have your potato soup there, though!
Cliff said…
Next time I get the stuffed shells. Makenna really liked them.

The chicken didn't meet the official WIXY's Gone Bananas criteria, and certainly was nowhere near that of Milich's, Rittman IGA, or Hometown Market. It was however, a little above the Evil Big Box Store(tm) feeble attempt at frying chicken.
Melanie said…
Have a wonderful weekend as well, Wixy!! Hope you get some rest!
Liquid said…
Chicken, did someone eat chicken?

I'm drooling.

Wherever we have our Blogger's meeting........I want chicken!!

:)-

.......and you KNOW I love the song playing here, now!
Pat Jenkins said…
you get taken out to dinner and you wont buy me a .23 cent pizza wixy? you got to be kidding me....ohh the unfairness of this creuel world......
Michelle said…
Just wanted u to know that I'm back and I put up my potato soup recipe. http://reciperoundup-kasper794.blogspot.com

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