FRENCHY

photo by Tyler

Really?  It's National French Toast Day?  After a weekend like Thanksgiving do we really need sky-high amusement park breakfast platters?  At least that's how I envision celebrating French Toast.  And for me - no leftover turkey, French Toast recipes.   But you choose.  It's a free country!   story

Principle in the type:  "Honoring agency does not mean embracing anarchy."    Mark A. Mathews    

KEY POINTS

photo by Bill B

Holy moly.   Am I right, or am I right?

Just a quick game of 'New-President-Trivia' today.   (Yup, gotta keep it light.  I can hardly deal, as is.) 
Question:  When does the new president get to move in?  It's January 20.  "Seems like a bit of a wait, but up until 1937 presidents weren't usually sworn in until March because it took so long to count and report the results."  story    

Anyways, I'm still routing for you, America.  Love you lots.

Principle in the type:  "Don't let something you don't fully understand unravel everything you do know."     Kevin W. Pearson

THANKS, PAL

photo by Mathias Klang

I don't know if this makes you feel delighted, or patronized, America.  I kinda like it:



                                     

Principle in the type:  "Sometimes it takes someone on the outside, to remind us what we are like on the inside."         Nick Adams

                                                                                           Happy Weekend, Pumpkins!

THE BIG PICTURE

photo by Mortimer62

Have you voted yet?  Well, if you feel like taking a ballot selfie (did you know that was a thing?) you may be breaking the law.  Some crimes, let's just say, are worse then others.  Nonetheless Justin Timberlake might do hard time for selfie'ing away during his early vote in Tennessee.  (Geez, Rock stars!)   Well, maybe they'll let him off the hook.   But consider your own self warned!   This election certainly has folks snappin.        news          

Principle in the type:  "I believe that the future sucks and I believe that the future rocks..."     Neil Gaiman