Taco night at long last.

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When the kids were younger, I made a point of making tacos at least once every two weeks, tacos do make for a fun dinner night. A tad messy but who cares, the food inevitably makes its way to the mouth with some laughter involved from all around the table. And then for reasons that I can’t remember, tacos left the menu and the table.

For reasons unknown, the baby girl on Thursday decided that Friday night needed to be taco night. She communicated this desire to me via cellphone where she conveniently tracked me down where I was standing at the Stop-n-Shop buying fruit and vegetables. She sounded all excited about tacos and I got all happy about the idea of tacos as well. It’s been so long and it would be a great change of pace.

Tonight was taco night and it was fun and delicious. I might have had one to many because right now I have a big belly lounging on the couch. They were that good going down, I think that I ate 5 tacos, I went a little crazy on the taco.

I’m sure that I’ll feel less whale-like in a few hours, I am reminded of a commercial where the guy says “I can’t believe I ate the whole thing”.

Can’t think of a prank.

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An Awesome Prank

KunstHAL smile! you’re on candid camera!

I so stink at these challenges, I prefer watching someone fall for a prank than do one myself. I would have to watch a few episodes of Candid Camera to get inspired. Candid Camera was a great show, I wonder why it hasn’t gotten revamped, everything else has been dredged up from the past why not Alan Fundt?

Rick Santorum’s Frat Brothers Perplexed By Claims Of Cultural Oppression

Of course who you are as a college student is not necessarily who you become as a man or woman later on in life, social and work experiences further define you who are. That being said I find it to be rather cold and calculating that someone who greatly furthered his life and fortunes through his access to, not only a college education but also a Masters followed by a law degree, would find it okay to advice young people to not buy into our President’s call for higher education of some type for all young people, be it a 4 year college, community college, apprenticeship which by the way would be wonderful for the trades and their unions, good old hands on training in a profession or some other type of service. Colleges aren’t indoctrination factories, they are the opposite, they give you the analytical and reasoning tools to make your own arguments and make up your own mind. That can only be useful in life and at work. I don’t know if there is any such thing as too much education.
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