BIG BILLY'S BITS
Wednesday, July 9, 2008 at 09:41AM Hi gang. Summer Celebration is finally over, everything is cleaned up (at least the Viking part) and we are back to a normal schedule - that is if you call putting 120 miles on the personal car and 70 miles on the delivery truck all in one day without ever being more than 25 miles from home normal.
We met some friends for dinner last night. There was an interminably long wait to get in (more about that on a separate blog). During our stay, we saw one young family with several little ones head inside. After a few minutes they decided they were not going to wait and headed out. As they were exiting, one of the kids - a boy of about 4 or 5 years - was trying to point out something very important to his father. We heard him state with a confused tone in his voice "Daaaad. We didn't eat anything."
The state of Utah announced the other day that they are going to a four day work week in all state offices to conserve energy. CNNMoney.com has a poll question today that asks how much gas a four day work week would save. I couldn't help notice that these both happened AFTER my suggestion in the posting MY ENERGY POLICY. While no one thanked me directly yet, it looks like they are starting to take my presidential bid seriously...
The White House has apologized for a mistake that was made in the press kits that were distributed for the G- 8 Summit. In a book of background information on the world leaders attending the conference, Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi was described as one of the "most controversial leaders in the history of a country known for government corruption and vice." Obviously this info was transposed with the info for the leader that immediately followed Berlusconi in the alphabetically arranged book.
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Boy, I bet you were happy when that McDid’ntalds customer walked out of that line.
You got to move up how far????
As for conserving energy, those wacky folks from Mormon-ville are truly gonna be pissed, when (sorry if it sounds sexist) all 8 of their wives have something for them to do on Friday.