We got the driveway cleared, again, and headed out for a visit at Mom & Dad's house. It was nice getting out of the house.We took Bounce with us, so that Carla could have a little time at the house without worrying about the puppy. It gave her the opportunity to sleep without being bothered.
Walter packed up the snow shovel and a bag of ice melt and off we went. He jumped right into clearing Mom & Dad's driveway. It didn't take him very long at all and it look terrific when he got done. By the time we were ready to leave the gravel was clearly visible in a large portion of the driveway.
On our way back to the house I was able to get some really neat bird photos. The Bluebird is on the left and Cedar Waxwings are on the right.
Email & Newsletter Gleanings:
Thought For the Day: "The Constitution is the guide which I never will abandon." - George Washington, 1795
"Reviving the Constitution" - An Online Town Hall
Thank you for participating in “Reviving the Constitution,” Hillsdale College’s first-ever online town hall. Owing to your interest in the principles of the Constitution, the event was a tremendous success.
If you were unable to access any part of the webcast on Saturday, January 30, each session of the program is viewable free of charge at www.constitutiontownhall.com. The “Town Hall Reader” is available on the Kirby Center Web site at www.thekirbycenter.org.
Please tell your friends, family, and coworkers about the Constitution Town Hall, as it’s not too late for them to register and view the archived event. Please direct anyone interested in watching the event to www.constitutiontownhall.com.
Check out the Hillsdale College U.S. Constitution Reader at the Kirby Center Web site, under “Resources.” It contains a wealth of key documents on citizenship and the Constitution.
To receive a free subscription of Hillsdale College’s monthly speech digest, Imprimis, please click here. Imprimis promotes the principles of individual rights, limited government, free market economics, personal responsibility and strong national defense. Launched in 1972 with a circulation of 1,000, it now reaches over 1.8 million monthly readers. We hope you will join this community of readers committed, with Hillsdale College, to “pursuing truth and defending liberty.”
Signs You Need a New Pizza Place
~ The pizza's secrets ingredient is still moving.
~ The delivery kid is packing.
~ This weeks special is double cheese and double anchovies at no extra charge.
~ While waiting for the last order to come out of the oven, you catch the delivery guys playing "Frisbee golf" with the other pizzas.
~ When you call in your order, someone answers the phone with "Gino's Bait Shop and Pizzeria, how may I help you?"
~ When you open the box you find that the anchovies are eating the sausage.
~ You realize the red sauce is ketchup.
~ The pizza box that was just delivered to you displays the phone number for the Poison Control Hotline.
~ You notice a sign on the door: "Dear Customers: we are pleased to announce that 38% of our menu is FDA approved."
~ Their slogan is "If it's not there in 30 minutes, it's not getting there."
~ Your "stuffed crust pizza" is stuffed with pudding instead of cheese.
~ Your order of bread sticks is simply the uneaten crust from old pizza slices.
~ The delivery guy waits at your door until you're finished so he can take the box back for the next customer.
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