imma set you up

My boss just attempted to set me up with the author of this book. (In the words of Jo: "Game over.")

I think not. Sorry man. I'm sure you are kind and nice but I have a small inkling that we don't have much in common.

However, I am tempted to order your book "for as little as 99 cents!"

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happy cinco de mayo

zumba tuesday

After my run-ins with several unhappy, overweight children at KidsGap this weekend, I strongly support Let's Move!

I really hope that there are some middle school gym teachers using this.

(For an easier-to-follow version, see this video.)

Thanks to Kate for posting this on Facebook.

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It was kind of an eventful weekend for the world.

First, Kate Middleton stole my dress and we all got a lesson in hat-wearing.

(Photo courtesy: CBS News)


Like with almost everything, I was reminded of Shakespeare; in this case, it's because a death was so close to a wedding.
Also, I agree with this gentleman's thoughts on closure.

"I cried. I took a look up at the sky and said 'They got him!' Now the day has come, and it's a mixed emotion. It's sad; it's triumphant. I feel absolutely fantastic. I hope it brings some comfort to the families. No closure. That word should be stricken from the English language."
LEE IELPI, 66, of Great Neck, N.Y., whose son, son, Jonathan, a firefighter from Queens, died in the 9/11 attacks. (Courtesy: NY Times)