
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Pelt to Disneyland


Check out the Stanley Cup Journal website for photos of the Stanley Cup and how each of the champs have spent their 24 hours with the Cup. Pictured is Dave Andreychuk of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
No Games Sunday, May 25th
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Cards that Move
Check out the cards that move in the summer humor offering from Hallmark. I worked on the 13 "spinamajigs" in the line that include the Simpsons, Hoops & Yoyo, political and current celebrities and some for guys like this one.
The Chicken Man is my favorite of this group and when I found this photo I knew it would be perfect for this project. The inside says, "Technically, you've still got what it takes to "Party with Hot Chicks"!" If we only had scratch and sniff, too.
The summer humor offering is at most Hallmark stores and will be in Walmart this summer, too.
A Donkey Tale
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
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Middle Age is when your age starts to show around your middle.
Bob Hope
You know you're getting old when everything hurts. And what doesn't hurt doesn't work.
Hy Gardner
Lately I have been feeling old and fat but then feel just like a teenager when giant zit appears right in the middle of my forehead.
Bob Hope
You know you're getting old when everything hurts. And what doesn't hurt doesn't work.
Hy Gardner
Lately I have been feeling old and fat but then feel just like a teenager when giant zit appears right in the middle of my forehead.
Are You a Donkey?

Kansas City Idol

I am not a regular viewer of American Idol but I have been interested in this past season when David Cook made it to the top group of finalists. David Cook is from Blue Springs, a NE suburb of Kansas City. A friend of mine (and my birthday buddy) works with David's mother.
Friday, May 16, 2008
A Donkey Tale
Monday, May 12, 2008
Pabst Blue Ribbon

I recently heard a radio interview with Bill and he sounds just like one of the guys on Saturday Night Live in the Bears Fans skits and his good health is not so good - he has had several heart attacks.

Pabst was the first brewery to put beer in cans in 1935. This was Blue Ribbon beer but it was called "Export" when sold in the can. The first cans had a picture of a can opener on the side with instructions on how to open the can of beer with the can opener.
Today, this classic American brew has been adopted by a whole new generation of PBR drinkers. Currently, PBR is one of the fastest growing domestic beer brands.



Sunday, May 11, 2008
Happy Mother's Day!
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Game on Sunday

See you next Sunday at 6:00.
Saturday, May 3, 2008
Summer Hockey Session
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