Wednesday, December 21, 2005

late evening

Happy One Week Birthday To The Kittens!

The kittens (Tie, Scampy & Bing) are growing up so quickly.  They’ve only been alive for a week and already there’s eye opening and growing and BIG poops.  Leigh-Ann has new pictures up.

early evening

Don’t Feel Like Writing…Blah, Blah, Blah

Went out last week and got some black milk & mango bubble teas.  Delicious!

Tuesday, December 20, 2005

the wee hours

Midnight Hockey - Whoooooooooooooooooo!

Okay, I’m too exhausted to write more than, “Yay, the Wranglers won again, in overtime, in a shootout, that I got on video.” But more importantly, an early Xmas present (not finished yet, as there’s video too) for Leanne & Steve.  Performing at the game tonight was Mini KISS - yeah, little people in KISS outfits, playing KISS songs.  For something to savor, until we can edit the video—they’re signing autographs and posing here.

All that you would ever need to know about MINIKISS—seriously, you don’t need to know more.

Saturday, December 17, 2005

late afternoon

Wouldn’t You Like A Nice Hawaiian Punch?

Okay, the best thing EVER.  I’ve been waiting for this for twenty YEARS.  Hawaiian Punch has finally made “Light Hawaiian Punch”.  A can is only 10 calories.  I waited until I’d actually tasted it before posting about it.  I feared it would disappoint.  But no, it tastes the same as regular Hawaiian Punch.  You might think this odd, my extreme love of this beverage, and perhaps it is.  But, my three trips to Hawaii, all much better because every restaurant there served Hawaiian Punch.  The only problem, Hawaiian Punch had way more calories than necessary.  Now, NOT.

Friday, December 16, 2005

evening

The Daily Factoid - Hockey

Flippy is sad that Tie Domi (or Voldemort) is injured and won’t be playing on Hockey Night in Canada tomorrow night.

We missed the last game (where he got hurt) because of a family birthday dinner.  Sheesh, you don’t watch one game and players start dropping left and right.  Okay, we’re sorry we didn’t watch the taped game when we got home.  We looked at the score and the stats and thought that would be enough.  Clearly, we were wrong.