Recent content by Gemini

I have little tolerance of commercials, but that was just funny!

It was nice to enjoy a day with nothing (well, almost nothing) was required of me. Very pieceful.

maybe..maybe not. I was so burned out after my last one, that I always said I won't do it again unless it's a '73 Grand Am. So looky what shows up right under my nose. pfft. Had to have it.

My newest (and final) project. I've wanted one of these bad boys for 35 years and this one is MINE!!!

If it isn't vinegar, throw it out. It's not all that expensive to replace if you are really so inclined.

I agree. Living by Nellis, we see all kinds of aircraft, but even just a single B-52 will leave you awe struck.

On a more personal note...it's Friday. Why is there always someone who INSIST on pissing me off on Friday?

Like most folks, they probably just needed to take a break for a bit. happens..

What did I learn today? hmm.. I learned Tony Horton is an absolute beast and every molecule of my physical being is sore. Every molecule! And I'm in good shape. pfft.

Philly cheese. I make a killer Philly Cheese! Topped with sauteed onions and mushrooms, hmm hmm hmm

On book 4 now. Not earth shattering, but good enough to fill time gaps.

Tgif!

And you were sorely missed! *snicker* lol. J/K. Welcome back! :)

There are many Yong-In schools in the Chicago area. They are Kukkiwon affiliated Taekwondo and have programs designed specifically for little ones. Tiny tigers, etc..As mentioned by rlobrecht above, these programs seem more like playtime, but are very effective by keeping kids engaged while...

Figure skates are less expensive, more forgiving and easier to learn on, so for recreational skating, I'd recommend that route.. If you're going to play hockey, go straight for the hockey skates. The last thing you want to do though is play hockey in figure skates.