7286 - Friday - Golf Tourney-day.

[scottobear]

Sakes... was on call last night, and a boatload of calls came in, mostly for the golf tourney and training info, but I also got 4-5 missing between 5-7 pm. I'm glad I don't do it for weeks at a time anymore.

Big Kahuna and Rhode Island were sniping pretty hard today... I can understand BK... she is totally worn from her recent trip, but RI needs to learn how to back off once in a while and just chill out. ADP wasn't at work today, another kid-thing. I'm amazed that she's still got a gig there, considering how much of a ruckus she's kicked up in the last year.

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Audio-post 1.5 meg mp3

Well I figured I'd record an audio thing again, just to see where it goes. Um, I don't really like doing monologues very much, mainly because I don't have anybody to bounce things off of. I have no sounding board... all I can do is listen to the sound of my own voice... and while I like the sound of my own voice, ah, usually, anyway, I prefer to get ideas... little seeds, little germs of stuff from people around me. I've found that I've been very fortunate in knowing some people that just are really on the top of their game and they don't even realize how smart they are; and I can extrapolate from what they're thinking or from what they're saying some other form of idea. It's really a lot more fun that way.. I had a great time doing that back when I hung out with Ray and Kathleen (GrayPumpkin and Katt) and, to a lesser extent almost, y'know, every one of my buddies. I don't know really where I'm at right now, because I don't have anybody that I hang out with regularly that speaks English. Newton, of course is very affectionate and he's... I'm very fond of him, but his ah, linguistic skills leave something to be desired - especially when I want to talk about something really more in-depth than just "Whaddaya doin' dere, buddy? What's goin' on?" [in falsetto goof-talk] That's, y'know, That's about the extent of it. He's a little kid... he's a baby-head. And.. y'know, what can I say?

On reflection, I'm not 100% on the bean there. I do go out now and then, see things, and gab with folks. There's Danny on occasion, and I've got stuff coming up with tarpo, constance1010 and mzkitten in the near future, too. I should get back to Jeff and B, see what's new and unusual in their neck of the woods. The hippies seem to always be too busy to do anything anymore. I think I've found a new watering hole to visit, too. I just miss the days of a a regular weekly get-together with the same people.

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Now that computers are everywhere, is the art of cutting out the perfect ransom note from assorted newspapers totally lost?

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The emotional final scene from Seven. Performed by stuffed animals.

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25 sesame street memories. Man, this brought me right back. NEAR! far!

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Moment of Lyric

Rain
Will wash away my sorrow
Clouds
Make me see the light
Wind
Carries me away
To the place
I want to be

I can tell you taste like the sky cause you look like rain.

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The most recent episode of Lost didn't do anything for me. I didn't feel the drama of life and death, or see any real character development... It was the first one that left me with no vibe at all.

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Google Map sightseeing (via satellite view) (also, what people on the ground see when you run google maps.)

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1 year ago - Religious notes, Super Mommy and Evil robo-lights, Manatee Escaped Tracking , Nevada, and stupid CS,

2 years ago - Rachel, dreads, easter

3 years ago - Rick comments about QaF, Happy to come home, yahoo dilemma, elephants, sleeping in airports, singing Eugene, virtual om

4 years ago - back talk, Dan's spring break, got a grove gig!, beautiful world

Comments

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

heck, those born in 1968-1970 were the primary target group for the show.

Sesame Street was groundbreaking... educational and entertaining. Also, I thought Linda the deaf woman was a cutie.

[mootpoint.livejournal.com]

I'm coughing and in pain, but that was cool hearing your monologue. It's a neat thing to finally hear someone. I don't know why it's a neat thing, but it is. And you're right, maybe not essential, but having good acquaintances to wax intellectual with raises the bar and produces the best thoughts. Sock puppets are good too, myid8myego would agree I think. ;)

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

Thanks! I've done a few phone posts in the past, but that's the first one that doesn't have traffic noises in the background.

Sock Puppets meet a multitude of needs.

[myid8myego.livejournal.com]

It's true, sock puppets are appropriate gifts for all occasions :-)

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

Googly Eyes are a must.

[myid8myego.livejournal.com]

I have a friend from college who we used to call Grover, because of they way she ran when she was drunk.
Also: Cookie Monster the Health Nut? Poor guy.

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

did she *thwap* people on the back, too?

Mmmm... coooookies.

contrary to popular belief, Cookie Monster's favorite cookie is not chocolate chip, but the macaroon.

[greenelvish.livejournal.com]

I thought Seven was a great movie, but it's even better in plush. And the casting was great... Boobah is f***ing creepy!

Yip yip yip yip yip yip yip, Uh huh!

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

Boobah. Boobah. Boobah.

The Plush is so different with the Boobah.

[bygoneera.livejournal.com]

You should go for a PHD. You're too brilliant to not continue your education.

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

Thank you... I'd like to get a doctorate.