Tonto’s Horse Was Named . . .
I went into work this morning expecting a nice, quiet morning. I had a bunch of website and catalog price updates to catch up on, so an easy day.
But when I got there I found they had forgotten to tell me that I needed to a post card mail-out ready to go to the printer next Monday morning, so it can be mailed out Wednesday, using the address list I also have to clean up, eliminating any bad addresses. All this for a month-long sale. They have another sale coming up in July, that one I knew about, but this one was a complete surprise.
So I was quickly elbows deep in my graphics design program coming up with a nice looking card. I got far enough along that I’ll be able to finish it up on Friday with no problem.
I’ve already got the back done, the side where the address is printed, and I only need to track down a couple of graphics for the ad side.
Coming home from work, I made a last stop at the Webster El Pollo Loco. I say a ‘last stop’ because today is their last day of business. I had tried to do the order-ahead using their mobile app, but they had already deleted that location from the app.
When I got there they were already out of Mac N Cheese, Chips, Queso, and Cole Slaw, but lucky for me they still had their Chicken Tortilla Soup. Or at least enough for two large bowls to go.
And since after our two bowls they didn’t have enough to sell to anyone else, we got extra large servings. Nice.
I was picking these soups up as spares since we already had two in the fridge that we were going to have tonight. I had picked them up this past Monday for tonight, but when I came in this afternoon with the two piping hot ones, they became dinner. Delicious.
For Christmas I got Jan what I thought at the time was kind of a joke gift, but she says it’s become one of her favorite.
Its motion sensor turns on as soon as you come into the bathroom from either direction and stays on for two minutes, although you can program it for longer.
Makes it really easy to find in the middle of the night when you’re half asleep.
The Word of the Day is: Scout
Tonto’s horse was named Scout.
Thought for the Day:
Chuy’s, the well-known Tex-Mex restaurant chain, is actually named for Chewbacca of Star War’s fame.
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Why Do I Remember The Name of Tonto’s Horse . . .
But I Can’t Remember What I Walked To Back of The Rig For?
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I goofed off most of the morning, checking out some new website software that I’m looking at. But figuring I had to at least do something productive for the day, about 2:30 I went outside and installed the second new awning on my bedroom window. It only took about 20 minutes with part of that moving the ladder back and forth.
Two down, two to go.
The next one, the big one on the passenger side, will be more trouble since it’s more than twice as long as the rear window one, 51†vs. 130â€. So the big torque tube will be harder to handle. We’ll see.
Last night we lost one of our favorite TV shows to the recent Hollywood sexual harassment scandal. Wisdom of the Crowd died at 13 episodes due to the accusations against the star Jeremy Piven
Although the ratings weren’t great they were probably good enough to be picked up for the second 13 episodes. At least shows without controversy but lower ratings were picked up.
Jan and I both thought t hat they should just have replaced Piven with a new actor. They do it on soap operas all the time. Of course the only time we could remember it being done in primetime with a main character was Darren on Bewitched. A long time ago, but it’s the only one we can think of.
Maybe our readers can come up with others.
About 5pm we met our RV friend’s Jan and Dale Thompson at the Cheddar’s up in Webster. They had never been to one so they were looking forward to it after reading our blog.
The other Jan got the Chicken Fried Chicken, while Dale got the Cornmeal Catfish. My Jan got her usual Key West Chicken and Shrimp and I again got the Veggie Plate.
All really delicious.
After a great time, my Jan and I headed home with a quick stop at HEB for a few things before getting home about 8pm.
The Word of the Day is: Maladroit
Thought for the Day:
To Be Old and Wise, You First Must Be Young and Stupid.
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