First day of fall in SV

Wife and I are back from Casper. It was an interesting trip. Her fellow classmates were amazed that she was having her fifth child. I learned some things on this trip.

• Not all towns are laid out in neat squares.
• Not all malls have more than one book store.
• Even the biggest Wyoming towns are still Wyoming towns.
• There is lots of room left in this world.
• Pregnant women are very tough.
• There are some very responsible teenagers in this world.
• Cars tend to travel in packs.
• Young girls at malls tend to travel in packs.
• Not all collages have book stores.
• "Sweetie" is a common term of endearment used by Eastern Wyoming waitresses.
• Rabbits don't understand what a car is.
• Wyoming drivers are always surprised to see another driver on their road.
• All scenery is the same in the dark.

I'm just watching a clip of Algore spouting about global "climate change" at the UN. I'm also looking out the window at a typical fall day in SV. I personally would welcome if not global then local worming. I had something very important to post but I can't think of it right now. Niece K posted something about the five senses and I thought that I would try and copy it (more or less) so here goes.

• I am hearing: a really bad cover of an Archies tune "If you want it" to try and sell cars.
• I am seeing: a local news station trying to get a dog adopted.
• I am smelling: the soda crackers I have recently eaten.
• I am tasting: the same crackers.
• I am feeling: a small pain in my back because this chair doesn't have a back.

Niece L, G-man will order you some snicker doodle cookie dough and you can repay us when you're up next month.

Pi-man, We still haven't gotten Loges' birthday present, sorry, we are rather lame in that respect.

Niece K, hope the job hunting/wage hike goes well for you.

this is one of the six remaining goldfish in what looks like pea soup.