Tuesday, October 4, 2011

There's something I'd like to tell you...

There's something I'd like to tell you something today, but I'll let this guy say it.  

The first five minutes are the best.




                                                                                                         Thank you.



                                                                                                         Chad
Posted by at

Popular Posts

  • Remember, Remember the 5th of November...
    We are approaching the 5th of November.  Guy Fawkes day.  Although this is a British holiday, I know of the date because I have watched V ...
  • Contemplata tradere
    "Contemplata tradere" is a bit of Latin that I will translate for you at the end of this blog. I would like to review our wins f...
  • Where's my office?
    To celebrate the fact that our auditorium will be complete within a few weeks, I went to the building today and took a few pictures. ...
  • The best Friday story ever
    The Huffington Post  today posted a story about what may be the greatest statement of appreciation of all time.   Know that this is how ...
  • Time, Place, Form and... Event!
    The Place: The Missouri History Museum The People: The Event: Mr. Barney Bradshaw, a speaker at the Hist...
  • Who are you calling a monkey?
    I'd like to recommend to you "Ramayana: Divine Loophole," which is a beautiful retelling of an Indian poem that is 2500 years ...
  • You know you're in the Midwest when...
    In honor of the first opening of a beautifully renovated Church of Scientology in the Midwest, I present the following top ten list: You k...
  • A few good (wo)men.
    Are girls smarter than boys?  I've gathered evidence that answers this age-old riddle to my complete satisfaction. First, I present ...
  • It never gets old
    "I would maintain that thanks are the highest form of thought, and that gratitude is happiness doubled by wonder."  G.K. Chesterto...
  • When you wish upon a spar
    As a race, we love to write things for people to read in the far off future. Chesterton used recently-discovered cave paintings as evide...