Sunday, March 20, 2011

Good Morning! Sunday March 20, 2011

Good morning! It's a beautiful morning! The forecast says mostly cloudy, but right now it's clear and bright, sunshine pouring in my window. It will be a little cooler today, "only" mid to upper 60s. It'll still be a good day to get outside some in the afternoon.
Yesterday: It was a fairly busy day, and a bit better in that we got home after dialysis quicker. I did a bit of shopping during the afternoon, and picked up a new phone - now I just have to learn how to use it! LOL! I also got (finally) a data-card for the computer; but it isn't activated yet. One step at a time!
Today: This is the only day of the week without either going to dialysis or having someone (nurses and/or therapists) coming here. I hope to finish getting boxes upstairs, give the kitchen a good cleaning, and finish up a little bit of laundry. I also hope to get in the yard during the afternoon, maybe get DH out there walking around a bit. :)

Today is "Great American Meatout" ... "Kiss Your Fiance Day" ... "National Agriculture Day" ... "National Jump Out! Day" ... "Proposal Day" ... "Purim (Jewish)" ... "Spring Begins" ... "Vernal Equinox" ... "Won't You Be MY Neighbor Day" ... "Independence Day (Tunisia)".

Quotes of the Day:
"Feeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it."
-- William Arthur Ward

"Money is better than poverty, if only for financial reasons."
-- Woody Allen

"There's an old saying about those who forget history. I don't remember it, but it's good."
-- Stephen Colbert,

Today in history:
In 1852, Harriet Beecher Stowe's anti-slavery novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin" was published.

In 1854, in what is considered the founding meeting of the Republican Party, former members of the Whig Party met in Ripon, Wis., to establish a new party

In 1916, Albert Einstein published his theory of relativity.

Today's birthdays include
- Roman poet Ovid in 43 B.C.
- Adventurer and writer Edward Judson, originator of the dime novel, writing as Ned Buntline, in 1823
- Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen in 1828
- Psychologist B.F. Skinner in 1904
- Actor/bandleader Ozzie Nelson
- Former New York Mayor Abe Beame, both in 1906
- British actor Michael Redgrave in 1908
- Television host Jack Barry in 1918
- Diplomat Pamela Harriman in 1920
- Actor, producer, director Carl Reiner in 1922
- Fred Rogers (TV's Mister Rogers ) in 1928
- Actor Hal Linden in 1931
- Singer/songwriter Jerry Reed in 1937
- Former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney in 1939
- Basketball Hall of Fame member Pat Riley in 1945
- Hockey Hall of Fame member Bobby Orr in 1948
- Actor William Hurt in 1950
- Filmmaker Spike Lee in 1957
- Actor Theresa Russell in 1957
- Actor Holly Hunter in 1958
- Actor David Thewlis in 1963

Everyone have a Great Sunday!

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