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This came out all jumbled and I'm too lazy to change it, but has anyone noticed how unoriginal license plates have become lately? Below are just a few I found before getting bored. You can't hardly tell one from the other. They've all got the same baby blue fade-in thing going on. It's like all the states hired the same marketing company and found some relationship between baby blue and out of state tourism dollars.
I hadn't heard anything from the Westboro Baptist Church in awhile so...thought I'd play this catchy tune.
Fist's Flowers
Roxy
Nate & Me
Sil's Peppers
Liberty Memorial
Union Station
JMJ & Katy
Great Ape
Ryan Playing Horseshoes
New Friend
White Reggae Band
Fire
"...get your girl in the mood quicker, get your jimmy thicker with St. Ides Malt Liquor."
Wednesday of last week I attended a "Hail and Farewell" dinner organized by my office in Weston at O'Malley's. Prior to heading inside several of us sat outside passing time with beers and conversation. Dr. King, one of the Staff Ride instructors, mentioned a Kansas vodka that he, a self-proclaimed vodka connoisseur, touted as "quite good." Although I only half heard him talking (Dr. Wright and I were busy trying to one-up each other with 70s punk trivia) I did vaguely remember him mentioning a local distillery that produced a vodka by the name of "Most Wanted."
Friday, after my bike-ride, I stopped by the liquor store for some beer. While browsing I decided to take a gander at the prices of scotch. Seeing that my favorite scotch was out of stock I moseyed over to the bourbon section and noticed some Most Wanted Kansas Whiskey. Curious, and remembering the name, I picked up a bottle. In short, it's smooth and tastes like apples. For just shy of $20, and the fact that I'm buying local, I'm sold on the stuff.
Check out their site. It features some inspirational entrepreneurial stories; the New York Times article is particularly interesting. 
After last nights Hurricane like winds, I'm gonna have plenty of firewood for future phase partys.
Yesterday I was reminiscing about Bellingham and thought I'd post a few photos I found on the web. I really miss that place, and my old friend Aaron "Musalexalugercamp" Goodenberger (R.I.P.) who past away a year ago.
Click here for a live webcam of the bay.
