Right now, it’s a Shiner, shuffled to the back of the icebox and forgotten, only to be rediscovered in a chilled to an unbelievable state of chilldom perfection.
Mmmmm.
-k-
[stags]Life[/stags]
Right now, it’s a Shiner, shuffled to the back of the icebox and forgotten, only to be rediscovered in a chilled to an unbelievable state of chilldom perfection.
Mmmmm.
-k-
[stags]Life[/stags]
Man, what a great time of year. This afternoon, University of Nebraska football. A squeaker, 20-17, for the Big Red.
Tonight, the Chevy Rock & Roll 400 from Richmond. SWMBO and I had season tickets for RIR for a couple of years; Richmond is a great facility,and a highly recommended race venue.
As we age, however, we can’t stay in an $89/night1 Hampton Inn, and venture to a track in daylight, only to leave in the dark, and be at the Waffle House at 3AM for two nights in a row (Busch & Cup Race).
But aging has its benefits, too; tonight we have the Sharp AQUOS, DirecTV, and HotPass.
Not to mention, Corky’s ribs, imported via QVC. And Shiner’s. Mmmm … Shiners.
Enjoy your weekend.
-k-
[tags]NASCAR, ncaa, nebraskacornhuskers, QVC, shiner[/tags]
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Arrived safely a little before 5PM. This tour is powered by a Chevy Monte Carlo; it’s a sweet ride. It was also the first serious usage of the new GPS device. Diana, I call her. In spite of her persistence in steering me toward I-95, i held firm to my no I-95 policy until we were south of Richmond. She was quite adept at navigating the 522, when it was clear that the 95 was out.
I’ve had a bite to eat, and plan to relax with a couple of Shiners1 in front of the one-eyed monster.
-k-
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