JT IRREGULARS: 11/29/15

Saturday, December 5, 2015

"The Man Who Is Drunk All the Time"

http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20786718,00.html

Hey, that's my chocolate!

She'll be bouncing off the walls fior the next two hours.

Open Blog - Weekend

I didn't know that there's a musical group called The Saturdays.

Friday, December 4, 2015

I'm filling in again because Drew and THB's computer is in the shop.

1) Did you or your siblings have to wear hand-me-down clothes?

2) Have you ever fired a gun?

3) Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays?

4) When you were a child, did you put out milk and cookies for Santa Claus?

Open Blog - Friday

That's the Happy Friday dance.

Thursday, December 3, 2015

"7 Seats Open On Racine Common Council In Spring"

From Racine County Eye:

Denise Lockwood in Elections, Government · December 2, 2015

Credit - Racine County Eye

"Seven positios are upfor the taking on the Racine Common Council in the spring election on April 5, but only five people have submitted campaign registration papers.

"The even numbered seats will be on the ballot, which are currently held by:

Mollie Jones, 2nd District Alderman
Jim Kaplan, 4th District Alderman,
Sandy Weidner, 6th District Alderman
Q.A. Shakoor, 8th District Alderman
Dennis Wiser, 10th District Alderman
Henry Perez, 12th District Alderman
Ronald Hart, 14th District Alderman

"All of the incumbents, except Jones, Kaplan and Wiser returned their campaign registration papers. Political newcomer Jen Adamski-Torres also returned her campaign registration papers. The filing deadline to return the campaign registration papers is 5 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 5 to file them.

"The Common Council positions pay $6,900 per year."

Read more: http://racinecountyeye.com/6-seats-open-on-racine-common-council-inring/-sp

Top 10 Media Thursdays

Open Blog - Thursday

Does that mean we get super powers today?

Wednesday, December 2, 2015

They're usually better company, anyway.

Dear Madame Zoltar

Season's Greetings, my dear, darling elves. How are you? I hope that you all had a good Thanksgiving. I'm glad it didn't snow. Our temps have been seasonal. That blockbuster snowstorm was a pain in the tutu, but otherwise I guess we're doing OK. "They" say there may be a dusting of snow on the ground when you read this. Or maybe 12 inches of heavy, wet snow. Or the Second Coming. It doesn't matter what you predict as a meteorologist. Really, it doesn't matter. I think they vie for the most absurd prediction.

As for our most vaunted Green Bay Packers, I think they ate too much turkey and let the Chicago Bears beat them. C'mon boys, we're used to being near the top of the heap, not the middle. Their next match-up is at the Detroit Lions on Thursday, December 3rd, tomorrow night, at 7:25 PM. Make them pay, boys, for your recent losses.

Here are the latest standings from the Irregular Football League:

The Mighty Bears are at the top of the Irregulars' heap. Congratulations. The Orbliterators, meanwhile, are carp food. Oh dear! Did Ms. THB and Ms. OKIE have a bet on the real game? Did Ms. kk watch one of her favorites, Brett Favre, during his number (4) retirement on Thanksgiving? Old Bart Starr was there, but he's the Packer's hero of my generation. "The 81-year-old Starr is recovering from two strokes and a heart attack." JSOnline. Christ, I'm surprised he's still upright. Then again, quarterbacks usually don't suffer injuries like linemen.

We've started decorating at our house. Everyone pitches in. We usually select one day when we're going to get a tree After the tree is up and lit, we spend the rest of the day decorating it. After that, everyone puts up some decorations. Before long, it looks like Christmas here.

As for the outdoor lights, I'd just as soon that they don't get put up. Señor Zanza and Junior usually do the work. I'm always apprehensive that they'll fall or get electrocuted. Every year, I'm out-voted on that one. Just don't blame me if the worst happens. I'd be fine with lights or candles in the windows. Somehow, every year, it all gets done.

Christmas is supposed to be a time of joy and goodwill. All too often, though, it's exactly the opposite. If the holidays get you down, don't suffer in silence. There are support groups for those depressed by the holidays. Or just slow down and talk with a friend. The whole holiday season can be draining and/or unnerving to some. Remember what this time of year is for. I don't think Jesus is more impressed with a home that has thousands of holiday lights on it, than He is by your simple prayer.

Thank you to all of my readers for stopping by to check out my blog this week. I love and respect each and every one of you. I even respect those that don't read my blog because they soon will be.

How to hypnotize others and make them decorate your house: MadameZoltar@jtirregulars.com

Drive (and walk) safely, my friends. Sometimes just a little snow is worse than a lot. People feel over-confident and slip slide their way on. Steady as she goes and you'll get there. Allot yourself more time. I love you all.