Sunday, October 31, 2010
It's the most wonderful time of the year...
Guess it's time to bring the patio furniture inside, huh?
We were outside earlier today running errands and it was half-raining, half-snowing, but melting instantly upon hitting the ground. A few hours spent indoors not paying attention to the weather outside, and look what happens!
These lumps of white with green sticking out? Yeah, those used to be plants with really colourful wildflowers popping out all over...
Every year, I manage to be surprised at the first snowfall. But this year is earlier than the last few, for sure.
Our winter tires go on just next weekend. And I suppose I should stop procrastinating, and pull out the winter coats and boots... *sigh* Mon pays, c'est l'hiver. The crazy thing (or not, considering it's Canada and highly unpredictable weather sometimes) is that I was outside on Friday afternoon a few times just in short sleeves! (But then the temperature plummeted just a few hours later, so I should have known.)
Monday, October 04, 2010
Flubbed shot, my a$$
Sorry. Coming on the electronic heels of my previous story (yeah, 6 weeks later, I know), I had to laugh when I saw this:
Tiger Woods flubs shot and gives us the best golf shot you'll ever see.
Read the full story on Yahoo! Sports here.
Freakin' déjà vu. Except I, of course, never saw what hit me. Literally. And I suspect Tiger's flubbed shot was not quite as powerful as the one that hit me, else we probably wouldn't be able to view this picture at all.
Yes, I will post proper news again someday. Someday. Something interesting has to happen first, that's the catch, see?
Tiger Woods flubs shot and gives us the best golf shot you'll ever see.
Read the full story on Yahoo! Sports here.
Freakin' déjà vu. Except I, of course, never saw what hit me. Literally. And I suspect Tiger's flubbed shot was not quite as powerful as the one that hit me, else we probably wouldn't be able to view this picture at all.
Yes, I will post proper news again someday. Someday. Something interesting has to happen first, that's the catch, see?
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