So I spent most of today making a little extra cash moving furniture, boxes, and pianos. Those of you who follow me on twitter know that. I'm sorry I'm repeating myself. I have also decided I will never become a professional mover. That piano was only a small one, but I could have easily been crushed or paralyzed. Fortunately I did not have to take it upstairs (only up and down from the truck and up and down a few front steps). But, maybe if I had professional mover gear I would've been able to save some of my strength (or back/shoulders/legs). Who knows? Movers probably. Oh, and I have now become more familiar with my friend Benjamin, so that's a plus.
But moving stuff wasn't enough. No. I decided to drive along the proposed bike route my Dad was plotting for some Boy Scouts. He printed out some directions from google maps, except they were only maps with a highlighted route, and as it turns out, did not show enough detail. Unfortunately I was the co-pilot, and so we took quite a few detours. Fortunately, one such detour took us by some pygmy horses (not ponies, my mother corrected me), and another detour got us all some slim jims and an odd assortment of nuts. My favorite detour, however, involved McDonald's. They have angus burgers now. And, I've found that other than being larger, they taste the same. McDonald's fail. But, it's McDonald's, so I guess I shouldn't have expected Ruth's Chris Steakhouse.
Ok, random stories over. Random pictures begin:
Well, you have to weigh them sometime.
Merman! Merman!
Every day man. Every day.
Without me it's only 'aweso'.
You can hear it just by looking at the picture.
Move over Dwight Howard (in some places this might be considered abuse - just like Obama swatting that fly).
2 comments:
Not too surprised that McDonald's burgers aren't any better really. I hadn't even heard about the fact they had angus burgers. Sounds like they're doing a great job marketing them...
Yeah, I guess they figure people will come in and see the ads in the stores. Could be laziness, but perhaps blogs and word of mouth were how they planned it would work. I mean, you know now right?
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