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Private Time Reflections


 In What Class is Classy Looking?
 

A classy looking lady in front of you, facing the buffet line where you are served the food of your choice is being asked, “What part of the chicken would you like?” The classy looking lady replies without hesitation, “I’ll take two hind legs!”
What would you do, would you do anything or would you simply ask for that same chicken’s two front legs?
Meanwhile, I’ll keep coaxing my treadmill powered scooter uphill!
Posted by Grandpa John at 1:02 AM - 8 Comments   Add a Comment  
 

 The Difference!
 

I M the only difference between IMpossible and possible.

Meanwhile, I'll keep coaxing my treadmill powered scooter uphill!

Posted by Grandpa John at 1:47 AM - 2 Comments   Add a Comment  
 

 My Writing Practice!
 

The physician can’t exist without a practice
The Lawyer’s practice using a bench.
Well so, why not a writer’s practice and here it is, called -
“Horse Basket Shoe Ball”
What would it look like if we combined Horse Shoe and Basketball? Let’s start by stuffing their commonairaties all into the same sack to use for ruling our newly created game.
QUALIFICATIONS - The fine art of pitching will dominate, no shooting a loud!
The game projectile has to claim an airway to score. The hoop will be mounted vertically right in the middle of the two uprights 40’ apart placing it’s center 15’ high. If the Horse Basket Shoe Ball wobbles through the hoop when pitched (even though it looks half shot) in it’s airway, the score is doubled for that Horse Basket Shoe Ball that time. A ringer counts three a hoop ringer six. Opposing teams would score right beside the other. There’ll be no cancellations and nobody will be a knockin’ nobody’s shoes off nosiree! There’ll just simply be score stackups at stake. Everybody throws first sometime or at least every once in a while or two.
PLAYOFFS - Every player picks a player that every player has picked before!
There are no innings but if there were, the Horse Basket Shoe Ball playoffs would halt immediately after every player has picked a player that hasn’t picked this player or was beside himself before or anything. Each player records each ringer, hoop ringer and any other loose points scattered close at stake every no inning on each except another’s score card somehow. (NO, a leaner does not count 2 points.) This way I can guarantee that each but not another’s score will be individually recorded on all but another’s score card. I think!
If any part of this practice situation paints an unclear image of Horse Basket Shoe Ball, please stand there and point directly at it for a while.
Meanwhile, I’ll keep coaxing my treadmill powered scooter uphill!
Posted by Grandpa John at 10:29 AM - 1 Comment   Add a Comment  
 

 How Much is a Load?
 

"Get a load of this”
“He was hauling a full load.”
“She was already carrying a full load when she was a freshman”
“The officer invited the driver to ride with him and told another officer the driver was loaded”
“The paint was loaded with lead”
“That Lexus is fully loaded”
“The gun was loaded”
“You can get a free load if it’s shareware”
“The desk was loaded with unpaid bills”
“The room was loaded with strangers”
“I think I better stop, I’m tickling the load limit!”
Meanwhile I’ll keep coaxing my treadmill powered scooter uphill!
Posted by Grandpa John at 2:02 AM - 4 Comments   Add a Comment  
 

 This Was A Test!
 

Nope, I didn’t write a blog on Wed. This was done intentionally to see how I would feel about not doing a blog on one of my regular days. I’ll have to admit, I thought more about not writing a blog for my faithful readers to read on Wednesday than I would have thought about what to write. I guess this single day study proves that I have formed a habit that I feel committed to. At this point in time I would have to skip several daily blogs to undo the feeling of commitment and in turn break the habit. Can anyone tell me what drew me into this feeling? Is it fair to conclude that the gathered sum of our feelings are formed and distributed through habits, be it life long or short term? What do you think?
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Age: 72
 
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