Monthly Archives: November 2016

I found it rather painful to do my work.  I was tired all day.  I watched “The Andersonville Trial,” one of those courtroom dramas of the early 1970s.  The director was George C. Scott, and William Shatner was the prosecutor, … Continue reading →

I worked an exhausting shift and had a slice of pizza before going to the laundromat to do my laundry.  I bought some groceries and sat down to watch the Supergirl episode about the Medusa virus, and then I watched … Continue reading →

The morning news still had reports about the death of Florence Henderson.  We were talking about her on a Friday, the same day that her television show was on the air for those years.  I took a walk out into … Continue reading →

After I got back from my shopping, I heard the sports scores, with the Cowboys winning again, and the Steelers doing well.  I watched the movie “Everest” on Blu-ray, and I discovered that it wasn’t the greatest holiday movie.  It … Continue reading →

I looked around for places that were open on a holiday, and so I went to Top Dog and bought a bratwurst.  I saw the end of the game between the Lions and the Vikings, and then I went over … Continue reading →

I stood in line at the Elmwood Café for twenty minutes in order to buy an apple pie.  I went to work and thought about the holiday.  By the time I left, some stores had already closed.  I bought a … Continue reading →

I booked my Christmas weekend trip, which included the Megabus.  I’ll see how that goes.  At the end of the last lecture, I felt glad to get away from the students.  I left too late to get my burrito, so … Continue reading →

I didn’t feel much like going to work.  I talked for a while about “Tampopo,” but I really just wanted to leave there quickly so that I could take a nap.  I went out grocery shopping.  I watched the Raiders … Continue reading →