You all (Old English terminology there) seemed to like it the last time I did one of these lists of things I have observed over the last week or so, or at least those of you who commented both here and on some of the social networks seemed to indicate as much in your raving positive response. To that end, I have indeed decided to make it a regular feature here and while at current time I am not willing to commit to an exact time frame, I am thinking more along the lines of about once a week or maybe sometimes if there is not much happening it will stretch to two. I am concerned though, what will I will use for an opening paragraph next time? Oh well, I have a week or so to figure that one out, lets get started…
A few weeks ago I drove up to the Northern Kentucky area and met a friend. From there we headed a bit further north into the big metropolitan area of Cincinnati with the intent of spending the afternoon viewing the various galleries at the 
Old Dogs is the name of the recently movie by Robin Williams and John Travolta. I admit that I may have gotten a bit sucked in on the hype with this one and I definitely saw it completely by chance at the time, as Thanksgiving evening late I was just bored and I did not want to wait the extra forty minutes for anything else. I have heard a few people having good things to say about it, but my general feeling is at best a sophomore effort, which is just way sub-par for veteran talent like Williams and Travolta.
I just have had one of the oddest days today and thought I would share a bit about it in pretty much the order that things happened. Most of it summed up to not a really good day, but a couple of things did have a positive moment or two in there. The day began with getting going a bit good deal before 7:00am on what was being a day off for me…
Okay… I am fully aware that I should be making a list of things that I am thankful for and may be I will do that on the morrow, who knows. But one my fondest childhood memories was me and my brother going through the Sears and Roebuck catalog drawing circles around the items that we were wanting for Christmas. Mostly, as kids we were of coursed focused on toys, but I can recall sometime in there that I thought having the model in a particular clothing department would have been a good present too… Anyway, partly as comic relieve and partly being as real as it gets here is my wish list for Santa for 2009 Christmas eve delivery…. 
