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Thursday, November 12th, 2009

Paranormal Activity at Play



Fright Night at the Theatre!It's off to the playhouse tonight for some more drama. I've been busy with my role at the theatre, but it's getting eerily close to show time and we don't really know how it's going to "play" out. Some of my fellow castmates have been making us feel better - I mean worse, by relating horror stories ...

Friday, November 6th, 2009

That 'Time' of the Year Again



All I want for Xmas is a Jacob Jensen WatchChristmas cheer is already in the air; just smell it, taste it, and feel it creeping out of your wallet. That said, unlike some people, I'm somewhat happy that Christmas is just around the corner. The only aspect that is irritating for myself, is the unpredictable weather, ...

Monday, November 2nd, 2009

Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month



Purple in November really RocksWe can't really walk in another person's purple shoes until we've tried them on ourselves. Although, some shoes we'd rather not try on, ever. November is pancreatic cancer awareness month. Unfortunately, there is no cure for pancreatic cancer and it isn't very understood or recognized. If you're like me, who up ...

Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

Oprah Talks Happy Denmark



Oprah Winfrey will be discussing the Danes and their secret to happiness on her Wednesday show. She was in Copenhagen not too long ago trying to secure Chicago's bid for the 2016 Olympics. At the same time, she thought she'd kill two birds with one stone by interviewing some Danes and finding out what their secret to happiness is. The theory that Danes are the happiest folk-fare in the world ...

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009

Psst..Viggo, Theatre & Food Alert!



I know these blogs are getting to be way too wordy these days, not to mention way off track. It's like reading a dating profile, where the candidate types in reams of text, and half way through it you're saying, " I can't read anymore of this babble. This person is much too chatty for my taste!"

I've vowed to shorten them up, and besides that I'm actively involved in the ...

Thursday, October 8th, 2009

Backstreet Boys Back in Copenhagen



There's a love affair going on between the truckster and myself once again, for now, as it is all fixed up and running like a dream. It wasn't the tranny that gave out on me, thank goodness, but rather a minor problem known as a broken cap, rotor or something like that..

Needless to say, it isn't any secret that I'm not well versed, nor do I care that much about ...

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

Don't Stop Believin' or Else..



Good Riddins Truckster..Well, I guess Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey, who were in Copenhagen last week, have left the building. Apparently, Oprah had some positive things to say about Denmark. She mentioned that she admired the strength and independence of the Danish women, and felt Danes were mostly content because they live under an economical system, where everyone felt ...

Tuesday, September 29th, 2009

Who'd Believe it Anyhow?



Throughout my life I've had my fair share of run-ins with average Joes, almost famous people, wannabes and full blown celebrities. Some of the experiences were good, some bad and some downright ugly. Don't worry this little story includes none of the latter, so no need to call your lawyer.

Let's go back 10 years ago - boy time flies. I was celebrating a milestone birthday, so a gal pal and ...

Thursday, September 3rd, 2009

In for Repairs



pure luxury...:)Wow! Now, this is the Pontiac Acadian I wished IWell, ...

Wednesday, August 26th, 2009

Socialism brings Squeals and Smiles



Hey, I just read an article out of Forbe's magazine naming the world's best paid cities. No surprise is that Switzerland tops the list with an average net pay of $20.40 U.S. Dollars an hour, after taxes. Also on the list is Copenhagen, which offers workers a gross average wage of $32.80 per hour. Although, 46% ends up on the cutting room floor in the form of taxes, they are used ...