Oh, dear. How could someone! Ok, I put the message next to the dead bird. But, can you blame me? It had been laying on the ground for almost a week! Maybe now someone will take it.

Great Idea!

In case you can't read the traffic sign in the picture, it says "Left on red permitted, after stop". This is at an intersection that I drive through ever day on my way home from work, while here in Indiana. I think every intersection should be like this, since, if drivers can be trusted to make a left onto a street in which the cross traffic doesn't have to stop, then drivers should be trusted to be able to make a left at an intersection after stopping at the light. Genius!

FOUR!!!!

I saw this pack of crackers laying on a desk at the office I'm temporarily working in. I have never seen a 4-pack of crackers before. What's that all about? Everything is becoming super-sized. While it seems that we're in a day and age that companies try to put less and smaller portions in things you buy, I find this package that contains double the amount of product that is usually there. I do find this to be a nice enlargement though. When I eat soup or a salad and want to add crackers, it never seems that a single pack is enough. Three cheers for Krispy! I wouldn't be surprised though, if when buying the box of these cracker packs, there are fewer total packages and at a higher cost so as to actually save the company money. Like the story I read about a toilet paper brand bragging about still giving 1000 sheets per roll, while actually shinking the size of each sheet to actually give the consumer less. Those stinkers!

No favorites

I know I'm weird sometimes (or most of the time), but am I the only one who doesn't want to play favorites with his appendages? Whenever I take off a sock or glove, or am putting a pair on, I try to do it the same for both the left and the right. If one gets wiped or aired out or something, I make sure that the other gets the same attention. Equality for all.