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These men are installing and setting solid steel pillars in concrete to stop vehicles from parking on the pavement outside a sports bar in downtown Norman OK. They are cleaning up at the end of the day.
How long do you think it will be before they realize where their vehicle is parked?
You know those things that drive you nuts? For some it’s Hillary. For others its peach fuzz that sneaks its way onto a female lip. For me it’s the improper usage of good and well. (ok, it’s just one of my pet peeves)
Always remember this: Things are good. You do things well.
Things are good.
You do things well.
Example of proper usage: “Wow mom, this casserole is really good. You cook well.”
Example of improper usage: “Yeah, I’m doing good.” “You sang really good tonight.” “This pizza is well.”
THINGS ARE GOOD. YOU DO THINGS WELL.
It was Halloween Night and the streets of Franklin, TN where lined with christmas lights, Belk had all of their Christmas decorations out, the mall was playing Christmas music. Might I remind you, IT WAS HALLOWEEN!!!!!
What happened to Halloween? Thanksgiving?!
I think Nordstrom said it best when they said, “You won’t see any holiday decorations until the day after Thanksgiving. Why? Because we like to celebrate holidays one at a time.” I think there’s a lot to be said about that.
There’s something Oxy-moronic about having Christmas lights (turned ON…it’d be different if they were just trying to get ahead and wait to turn them on after Thanksgiving) on the same pole as an Autumn flag. Those of you who frequent Franklin’s Main Street will know what I’m talking about…
All in all…why can’t we just take holidays one at a time.
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The best show I’ve seen in recent years, really. Yeah it was that good.
Going into the show I wasn’t too familiar with his stuff. Just bits and pieces that I had heard from Josh. If I wasn’t a fan then, I am now.
He ended his set pretty early I thought, but then came back out for an encore. And then another, and then another, and then another. At one point he stepped away from his microphones (he had two: one was normal and the other had a scratchy distortion on it), unplugged his guitar and stood on the edge of the stage and sang. 100% unplugged. You could have heard a pin drop.
The best was when he finished with “Cheers, Darlin”. Describing it wouldn’t do it justice. Let’s just say there was red wine, fog and snow…
By far the best I’ve seen.
