by Rodney Eric Griffith | Armour of Rod | |
Wednesday: 115/79.
Thursday: 131/83.
Friday: 131/83.
Tired. Not thinking. Watched Michael Ian Black and Norm MacDonald on Celebrity Poker Showdown; read Confessions of a Master Jewel Thief. Off to another quiet night . . .
iTunes is finally going to make its debut in the United Kingdom, which will make the Apple suit more interesting.
bp: 116/82
… not the city itself, of course, but a few positive exceptions deserve notice:
• 2 or 3 nice suburbs with paved streets and visible signage.
• Gaelic Imports. Where we get our pasties and Crunchies.
• The West Side Market. Freshest, cheapest produce in town.
• The Harp. The only true local ‘pub’ as far as we’ve seen. Cider on tap!
• Many people have emigrated here from India for teaching and medical positions, which means we have a lot of nice Indian restaurants and grocers.
• The Cuyahoga County Library System, which is great. I don’t regret being taxed for it.
There was a time when “record stores” would have been on this list, but they’ve all closed shop.
bp: 116/77
I saw the trailer for Thunderbirds Friday and wished I hadn’t. Typical Hollywood, and the typical need for childproof scripts. Let’s base a move on a proven, well-known premise, only the movie won’t be about the premise at all. We’ll contort it to fit into a predictable, generic preteen action plot instead.
bp: 127/81
