all in a days work

I had a hankering and i settled for it, chinese food. one of my downfalls, for sure... but i stuck with the good stuff and didn't break totally down and get crab rangoons, sweet and sour chicken or anything like that.. I mainly had a urge for vegies, so i got a steamed vegie dinner, they even put the sause on the side, which is amazing.. becuase when i got the side of sauce, well it was bigger portion than the soup i got. so if that's the amount the put on a normal dinner, that's a lot!

so i just spoon a small amount and go to town.

What else?? well i am cold.. it is always cold these days in the Midwest.. WTF??? i mean I have not seen the sun in over 20 days.. i mean no sunny days at all. How can people live like this? You have to rely on your own spirit to feel happy?? that blows.. I need sunshine on my face and in my eyes to feel good.. GIVE ME SOME SUN...

More listening to Howard Stern. It's the best part of going to work for me, is that i work alone, at night, and can listen to the WHOLE show on the repeat in my shift.. It starts over about two hours in to my shift, and that's just when everyone that works durring the day, leaves. So that works out perfectly.. I would never listen to it on the speakers if there was other people in the building.. people get so offended by him, but i think he is great.. this week has been a little slow, so i have to do some re-working the dial tomorrow and see what i can find... I am totally in love with my Sirius.. (and i have been a subscriber for over 5 years)

Since i have been working nights, i have completly stopped watching late night TV, so i don't have any thoughts about the late night fiasco that has been going down on NBC.. I did like Conan at his old timeslot, and i did watch Leno on the Tonight Show, so since the "big move" i have not been a fan of either show, the Leno Show or the Tonight show with Conan. I am sorry that he and all his staff have now lost thier jobs, i am jelious that all these people now have some free time, ,living in southern cali.. not a bad gig, for collecting unemployment.

WEll that's about all for tonight.. here are some interesting tid bit that i bet you didn't know.

Today is International Make Your Point Day

• Today is Fantasy Island Day, marking the debut of the TV series on this date in 1978. It starred Ricardo Montalban as Mr. Rourke and Herve Villechaize is his faithful sidekick Tattoo in 130 episodes..

• Today is fun at work day. Plan fun activities to make workers laugh, and they will be more productive.

• Today is national Kazoo day. Or if you don't have a kazoo, a pocket comb and paper will do. Play something upbeat

• Today is National Blueberry Pancake Day.

• Today is National Serendipity Day.

And on this day, since i have been alive....

1973: Ron Howard appeared in a M*A*S*H episode entitled "Sometimes You Hear the Bullet."

1985: Dozens of top singing stars joined to record the anti-hunger anthem, "We Are the World," written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie. When the video was released, Jackson was the only singer whose solos had been re-shot so that he could be seen singing alone.

1987: ABC-TV moved reporter Charles Gibson into the co-anchor chair next to Joan Lunden for the start of another era of "Good Morning America." Eleven-year host, David Hartman, retired as original host of the show.

1993: Dallas Police revealed that grease burglars had hijacked more than seven tons of scrapings from griddles and deep-fat fryers in local restaurants in less than a month. The rotten grease had a street value of 13-cents a pound for use in cattle feed and cosmetics.

1998: Scientists in New York announced fossil ants dating back 90 million years, proving the existence of the insects back to the age of dinosaurs. The ancient ants were uncovered in New Jersey.

1999: Karasjok, in north Norway, recorded its coldest temperature of the century at a minus-60.2 degrees Fahrenheit. The town recorded minus-60.5 in 1886.

1999: Ford announced the purchase of Sweden's Volvo for $6.45 billion.

2001: A 19-year-old robbery suspect in the Netherlands was allowed out of jail to take his driving test. In fact, a police officer went with him and returned him to his cell immediately afterward. Arrested only two hours before he was to take the test, the suspect kept his cool and passed it.

2005: European scientists confirmed the first known case of 'mad cow' disease in a goat.

2005, Condoleezza Rice became the 66th U.S. secretary of State and first African-American woman to hold the office.

2007: Some 10,000 people lost power for 45 minutes in Juneau, Alaska, when an over-confident eagle failed to clear power lines with a deer's head in its talons. Apparently, the eagle found the head in the city's landfill. The bird's body and his prize were found at the scene of the broken cable.