Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Musical Monday: World Series Fun
Let's go Cards!
I have found
memories growing up in St. Louis and watching Lou Brock steal bases. Ozzie
Smith was a phenomenon back when with an incredible following. He asked my dad
and uncles to do a television ad for their furniture and appliance
store. All he wanted as payment was a refrigerator.
What a game last night! It was the bottom of the ninth with two guys
on deck and one out when a grounder slides between first and second. One runner is out at home
but when the catcher goes for the double play, he over throws the ball. The
third baseman falls and raises his legs tripping runner Allen Craig
onto the ground. He gets up and is barely tagged out at home but is called SAFE
due to obstruction at third base. The Cardinals win game three of the World
Series 5-4! Unfortunately, tonight doesn't look as good for my Cards, but it's
not over yet.
I can't believe they said, "No!"
Below is a link to a great clip from the Boston and
St. Louis Symphony Orchestras; however, I can't get it to load, so you'll have
to link there.
Finally, here's a fun Pepsi commercial. Enjoy!
Let's go Cards!
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
GBE2's Three Story Challenge
GBE2’s
weekly prompt is to write three five sentence stories. Each story must be
independent of the other stories. Sure. I can do that.
Spiderman
From
the television set, Spiderman pointed his fingers and blasted the bad guy with his
sticky web.
“Hollywood has it so wrong,” Spiderman
said.
Spiderman stood and turned his back to
Mary Jane and then sent multiple spider threads out of his ass with a loud fart.
“Have you ever seen a spider spin a web from its fingers?”
The Fog
Faint street
lamps glow through the window of the office complex as Christopher yanks his work out of the printer and slides the papers into his briefcase. At
half past ten, he knows he must head for home where his wife will question his
late hours, again. Outside his office, a misty fog settles over the desolate parking lot, so
Christopher taps his remote and is soothed by the flashing lights of
his black Eos. As he curves around a bend of the deserted back street, something swoops out of the fog and splatters his windshield with the
crimson blood of a fresh kill. With his heart pounding in his ears, Christopher
slams his breaks and gingerly steps out of the car to see what lifeless animal will stain the road; nothing.
Reincarnation
After
standing in this forest for 237 years, my brittle arms grow tired of holding leaves that will only dry out and tumble to the solid Earth below. We've seen many of our friends die from the ax of a lumberjack, but I do not fear him for he will provide me with a new beginning. The wisp of a man dragging his sharp tool toward me can't be more than twenty and hardly seems like the executioner I've dreamed of for the past thirty-seven years—the
time since I decided that I’d lived too long. The kid continually swings his ax
into my trunk until I topple onto the rain-soaked ground. Now that I’ve been reincarnated
into Fifty Shades of Gray, life has become more interesting than
watching trees grow in the woods.
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