The Blogmeister
The Blogmeister, suffering terribly in Vacationbland this weekend from Typing Hand-in-Mouth Disease needs our great good wishes. i send along these (slightly blurry) photos from The Greatest Wedding Ever to boost his sagging spirits.
In photo one you'll note the blogmeister looks gloomy. this is due to the fact that he has just received the bill for his eldest daughter's nuptials.
Now look at that smile in photo two. this was snapped just minutes later after the blogmeister sipped a nip or two from the friendly bottles in the background.
sorry about the plethora of posts lately but by bride is glued to the o-limp-ics and, well, i just can't take no mo dicky button or rich white kids riding down the mountain on snowboards.
In photo one you'll note the blogmeister looks gloomy. this is due to the fact that he has just received the bill for his eldest daughter's nuptials.
Now look at that smile in photo two. this was snapped just minutes later after the blogmeister sipped a nip or two from the friendly bottles in the background.
sorry about the plethora of posts lately but by bride is glued to the o-limp-ics and, well, i just can't take no mo dicky button or rich white kids riding down the mountain on snowboards.
posted by Bill Simpson at 2/17/2006 08:07:00 PM
2 Comments:
Wait a minute, I thought I mentioned in a comment somewhere that I had the greatest sortof wedding. As for the olimps I log in at least 5 hours daily and routinely record from 1-4am to get in extra special hours. I have seen that poor female U.S. skier fly off the track and land on her hip over 43 times and Uno Ohno crash land 62 times. Why are all the U.S. snowboarders dressed like convicts?
Thanks for the flatulent, er, flattering, pix. I must report I have watched exactly nothing of the Olympics, except yesterday on the news I saw an electrifying story about how a U.S. skater arriving late from New York delivered a costume to a Russian skater because they both used the same costume designer whose name is Tanya.
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