I want to blog something today but I can’t decide what topic I want to post. I’ve taken several laxatives and eaten several bowls of raisin bran. I think the problem will work its way out naturally.
I could talk about going to the eye doctor today. It was one of the fastest exams I ever had. The doc got the prescription correct. My vision hasn’t changed in a year and a half. The strange part, my eyes are the exact same prescription. The interesting part of the story lies in the fact the doctor talked to me about my job for about 20 minutes then said we should do lunch. No plans were made.
I could talk about what an awesome friend Kevin is. He gave me a bike. He’s taking me to the Browns game tomorrow night and asks very little in return. I have to provide a couch for his accommodations.
I could talk about picking up “Family Guy” seasons 4 and 5 on DVD. I could talk about how late to the party I was in becoming an absolute fan of the show. There are so many pop culture references in the show I can’t even deal with it. The show makes me laugh out loud.
I could talk about how screwed up the lights are on West 25th street and why getting them in some sort of sequence could save time and gas for Ohio City dwellers.
I could talk about this new online game that I’m playing that consumes about 10-20 minutes of my day and I don’t even know what I’m supposed to do. It’s called Travian. Please let me know if you’re playing.
I could talk about Friday night when a bunch of Cleveland bloggers are getting together to do dinner.
I could talk about the last funny line I heard on Family Guy involving uselessness, Debbie Gibson and her Playboy spread.
I could stop typing and let the blockage work it’s way out on its own,
I’ll try to make it for Friday but it isn’t looking good. The Harbor is my favorite bar, too!
We should make it a monthly thing.
OR, you could post about the crazy lady that runs into the middle of the road at 2 a.m. asking for bus fare around St. Malachi.
Seriously. CRAZY!
Love Family Guy … but felt like it lacked something when it came back from cancellation.
The pre-cancellations shows made me cry.
Oh, at least you haven’t heard this from your eye doctor yet.
“You’re prescription shouldnt change for a couple more years, then we’ll need to start discussing bifocals.”
My current glasses are scratched all to shit and I’m probably past-due for my latest eye exam, but I’m hoping to hold off and save money until I can afford lasik.
That’s when you get laser vision, right?