Monday again...

Yeah here i sit, so broken hearted.. oh wait a minute, that is something else...
Well this past weekend was one for the books.. book of nothing.. because i did nothing, went no where and it was good.
Widespread Panic was in Raleigh on Friday and Saturday and i had a few friends that were at the shows. Being a two hour time difference, it was great to start watching the set lists coming up on Panic stream starting at like 5:30. My boyfriend and I settled in to the sofa, had the baseball game on the TV (that would be rockies and dodgers) and the panic show set lists coming up on the computer and some texts to my phone and listened to iTunes all evening.. what a great Friday night, until we realized we could do it all again Saturday night. so instead of going to the bar opening that we were going to go to, we watched baseball and listened to some panic.. it was great!!!
Sunday i wake up and start the normal weekend morning, get the paper, let the dogs out, let the dogs in, feed the dogs, refill my water glass and with that my boyfriend asked me if i wanted to go to this AWESOME fish house for their Sunday brunch... See this brunch has crab legs ( and you know I am a sucker for crab legs), shrimp, muscles, salmon, fish and chips, seafood lasagna, waffle station, omelet station, muffins etc.. it is a great display of food.. well it is pretty spendy so the only other time we went was when his folks came to visit and we made them take us there for a Sunday buffet.. so i was flabbergasted when he asked if i wanted to go.. I said HELL to the YEAH...if you are seeing the bribe already, then you are WAY better than me, because it took me about half way though my set of crab legs before i realized it was towards the end of the month, which means we will have stacks of magazines that need to be delivered appearing on our front porch any day now.. So, he got me.. I am officially bribed and have to help with the magazines this week... UGH!!! And this weeks is crazy with other stuff going on, which we hardly ever have going on these days.. But tonight is a reception for the stick art guy that has made some stick art at a local park. The invite says food and drink, so I will be there.. Then tomorrow i think the magazines will be delivered, and then wednesday we have tickets to see ROGER WATERS... yeah, the Pink Floyd dude. He is playing the Pepsi Center and we couldnt pass up this opertunity. It says he will do the entire Dark Side of the Moon.. are you kidding me??? anyway, no delivery then and then i have my softball game on Thursday.. so, maybe we will get it done Tuesday night or Friday night..
well I better go check on snack time, and see what we got.. sometimes , if you don't get there right at 2pm, you lose out on the snack...
Here are some things to read while i am gone.. enjoy...

Today is Chicken Ticklin' Day. Be careful. The chicken may not cooperate. (ok, I did not make that up, but I just gotta say, do wha?????)

Today is National Bulldogs Are Beautiful Day. (Rotweillers are prettier)

Today is Rip Cord Day, marking the first successful parachute jump opening the parachute with a rip cord on this day in 1919 by Leslie Erwin of the U.S. Army Air Corps.

Today is National Blueberry Pie Day. (Hell to the YEAH! count me in on that celebration)

Today is Workers Memorial Day in the U.S. and National Day of Mourning in Canada for workers killed or injured on the job. It's Confederate Memorial Day in Alabama and Mississippi.

1984: "Mama He’s Crazy" by the Judds entered the country music charts. Nurse Naomi had given the tape, made on a $30 Kmart cassette recorder, to a producer’s daughter, who was in the hospital.

1986: Crook & Chase, Lorianne and Charley, debuted on The Nashville Network.

1988: The Baltimore Orioles lost their 21st straight game, a major league record. The Orioles finally won their first game of the season the next day.

1991: The Strippers Hall of Fame opened in Helendale, California. Featured displays included the silver sequined pasties worn by Jennie "The Bazoom Girl" Lee and Jayne Mansfield's pink sofa.

1991: A young man in Prague painted the last Soviet tank in Czechoslovakia pink. He showed police a fake work order from the city government authorizing the job.

1992: The U.S. issued a patent (#5,107,620) to Richard Mahan of Houston for his Electric Tablecloth, a battery-powered table cover designed to discourage insects from landing or walking on the table.

1992: The U.S. issued a patent (#5,109,421) to Douglas Fox of Van Nuys, California, for his Maternity Stereo Belt, a belt with a built-in stereo system to be worn by expectant mothers to entertain and educate unborn children.

1996: The city of Paris re-opened 18,771 trash cans to combat a growing litter problem. The receptacles had been sealed for months as a precaution against the depositing of terrorists bombs.

1999: Twenty-five San Diego State University students, about a third of their class, got an "F" for cheating. Seems they’d found the answers to a quiz and passed them around. The course? Business Ethics.

2000: On his 50th birthday, comedian Jay Leno got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

2002: The westbound lanes of Interstate 80 west of Green River, Wyoming, were closed for an hour after a semi truck with a trailer full of Hormel chili and another truck collided. Chili cans smashed through the trailer, broke open, and covered the pavement with slippery beans and meat. Quick thinking officials cleaned up the mess with a snowplow.

2005: Police and dozens of volunteers in Duluth, Georgia, searched for Jennifer Wilbanks, a bride-to-be who vanished two days earlier. Wilbanks became known as the "Runaway Bride" after running away on her own to Albuquerque, New Mexico.