Dis n Dat:

I chose the above title for this blog carefully My goal was to provide some flexibility to comment on whatever struck me as interesting. Like most bloggers I found that target was easier to aim for than to hit. Some days you just don't feel like being Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm.

Our last log was a little bit of nostalgia - kind of non-threatening stuff. You see, once you reach this age you can't always ramble on about all the disengenous people you observe. When you do many people just look at you as "some old poop" . You know what? Sometimes they're right. So, this year you're going to see A NEW ME!

Today we'll just go on down the primrose path skipping along among the daisies:

We won't rant and rave about the graft involving our politiicans and the impact it has on their decision making abilities.

This means we also won't be preaching about how insecure people continue to take advantage of good people because they sincerely believe compassion is a sure sign of weakness.

We will refuse to describe in detail various forms of punishment that non-handicapped people should receive when they insist on parking in handicapped parking places.

You won't find us talking about the stupid Steeler fans who are so upset that some of the NFL teams chose to rest some regulars at seasons end and impacted their sacred team that started 6 and 2 and then proceeded to give away the next 5 games. No sirree, Bub!

To be fair there also will be no mention about the Pirates managment who have systematically demasculated our beloved Pittsburgh Pirates and their loyal fans..

We will refuse to make any argument suggesting that maybe movie stars and rock performers have not been blessed with some prescient wisdom on world issues.

The last thing we'll do is campaign for some more well written romantic comedies as opposed to films that explode buildings and people of every race, religion, and creed. Yep, we've changed.

So, nope, you ain't going to see those kind of things in this mans blog in the new decade .

Just give me a pair of well fitting Depends and a few nips of good Irish Whiskey and you'll hardly know I'm here.

"HAVE A GOOD DAY!"