“It’s not how fast you can go…”
comics and animation, everyday glory, geekery, news and info, travel September 1st, 2007Back.
And, because of some delay, I even beat the family-unit home.
It was a good trip. Though short, it was well worth it on all accounts.
Stray Toasters
- Thanks to Rana, I am now (once again) in possession of one of the last items I wanted from my grandmother’s house; I believe that there is only one more thing that I want.
- I found out a couple of things that are going to require some deliberation.
- “Not a star,” along the same lines as a “not-sheep.”
- I caught a couple of commercials/previews for the upcoming seasons of Legion of Super-Heroes and The Batman. They both look interesting.
- I had sushi last night. Naturally, I ordered Ika. This recipe was a bit different than others: It had a bit of lettuce between the squid and the rice… and a bit of wasabi.
- Great. As soon as I typed “wasabi”, this popped into my head:
Hot like wasabi when I bust rhymes
Big like LeAnn Rimes
Because I’m all about value - I decided to hang with the sibko rather than see Big Bad Voodoo Daddy last night. It’s a lot easier – and generally far less expensive – to see BBVD on tour than it is to fly to Nepal. And I had fun.
- Heading out of St. George, I passed a Highway Patrol officer who had stopped to assist a motorist. As he was waiting for traffic to pass, so that he could get out of his vehicle, he rolled down his window and flicked ashes off his cigarette. Seeing that, a line popped into my head:
He reached out the window and flicked ashes off the end of his cigarette. The motion looked almost angry or disdainful, as if the mere presence of the ashes somehow offended him.
- Last year, Rana developed an… affinity… for I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas, by Shirley Temple. If I remember correctly,
and I derived a bit of amusement from that. A week or so ago, I found a small toy hippo.
2 + 2 = evil
I gave it to Rana, before they left this afternoon.
, when he saw what it was and as I explained why I was giving it to her, turned away to grin/laugh without being seen and possibly hit for it. Fortunately (for both of us), Rana laughed, too. Although, it may have been more of a smirk. But, I’ll take what I can get. - People-watching is fun, as borne out by this image from Indexed:
People-watching at the MGM and pretty much anywhere in Vegas probably falls somewhere between “airport” and “shopping mall” AND it adds new dimensions and twists to things.
People-watching with Rana and: Priceless. - By way of
: Who watcheswears the Watchmen? - The Knight Shift. This is in the same system in which my mother and
‘s husband work. I have to ask one of them if they’ve heard any of the hullaballoo about it and/or the outcome of the election.
And I believe that’s that.
Namaste.
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