In Rotation

Location: Milwaukee
Bar: Yield
Song: Animal
Time: 1am
Environment: traffic light colors outside & in...beginning and end
Zone: I was in it

Corner Music
The first is one of those songs that is just super powerful for me when I listen to it, especially in the end when its just her voice and the harp.

Beach and Food

Beached it both days this weekend after work. 1st degree burn Saturday and 2nd degree today. Here are a few pictures.








We're takin it back a few years with the new music up on the side bar. Good solos in How Long and if you were out on the Dunes Club at 6:30am you can probably hear me belting out a number of Gary Puckett and the Union Gap songs. My liking of them courtesy of Green Bay, Wisconsin Oldies Station 103.1 WOGB.

This is how taxi's roll down here.


Check out my dinner the other night. Kicking Chicken meal from Zaxby's....was upset because I didn't have any beef so I got a double cheeseburger from McD's....then I get home and see that Serafino's has their two time a month only large pizza/2 soda deal so I got that too. Relax, relax....the pizza is right in the front office, I didn't actually have it delivered or anything.


Here was my dinner tonight, a bit healthier....well just the rice. These Jose Ole Burritos are the best possible dollar you could spend on anything. They have steak and cheese, steak and jalapeno, or chicken and cheese. It should be illegal to not have access to these burritos. Two burritos w/ sour cream, rice w/ sweet & sour/soy, and cottage cheese. I think I'm the only one who buys Milwaukee's Best down here.

Thank you Jim Herlache

I knew Jim for about 5 years. I miss being called one of his "boys", being told to take care of his girl, getting winked at when he was playing dumb with somebody else, being called a pisshead, hearing him yell from his room for anybody, calling the house and having him answer "Johnson's", listening to stories about all the cars he had and going to his room to give him a hug before going back to Milwaukee after a weekend home. There's a lot I would still like to talk to Jim about. One of the best times I had with him was the Christmas break of freshman year. I worked on my car in the small freezing garage so I had to go in and warm up a lot and ask him questions. When will we learn to live in the day and tell people what they mean to you while you still can? I'll never forget the smile he gave me while laying in the hospital bed a few days before he passed away. So thanks Jim, knowing you and being loved by you is all I could have asked for; miss you.

From 2010-10-06