Bitten By A Ninja

My first accident of the new year came at the hands of a ninja. That's right, a ninja! I was looking for a banana on the kitchen counter and out of nowhere I felt like I got bit. I jerked my hand back and looked down and my middle finger was bleeding.

I had this puzzled look on my face and Debbie asked what happened. I said, "Something bit me!!". Of course her first reaction was to laugh. We both went to look and after moving the clutter on the kitchen counter from all of the holiday cooking we lifted up the dish towel that was concealing the culprit. There it stood, one of the most dangerous of all kitchen appliances, the blades of a Ninja (you know the blender/food processor). Ouch!!

Meanwhile, after several paper towels and three bandaids later I finally got the bleeding to stop. Lesson learned is don't leave your Ninja naked.

Street Foliage

Captured on Washington Street in downtown Charleston near Swiftwater Cafe.

Coincidence or Something More To It?

Super Bowl XLVII Prediction

Here is my Super Bowl prediction before the season starts tonight. Drum roll please....It's going to be the Texas Bowl featuring, you guessed it my Dallas Cowboys against the Houston Texans with Cowboys hoisting the Lombardi trophy. You heard it here first.

The Older I Get...

The Cooler Rock 105 Gets.

R.I.P. Scott McKenzie

The Avengers In the Style of Winnie the Pooh

Have a Coke and a Smile

Seeing this picture reminds me of my granny. She made the best hot dogs and always served them with a Coke. Precious memories!

A Christmas "Bike" Story

Are you ready for a great Christmas story? If so, then you have to check out my friend Steven Adams lastest blog post. I promise I won't steal any of his thunder. Get on over to his blog and read The Christmas Bike. Christmas has come early. Enjoy!

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Proud To Be An American

Veteran's Day has been more on my mind this year than any prior year. Perhaps it was the buzz around the recent mid-term elections or President George W. Bush's interview on NBC as he talked about the key decision points he made during his presidency or it was the funeral I attended this past week of very special family member Hubert G. Comer former World War II veteran who passed away. I think it's all of the above. 

Each one of these experiences allowed me to reflect just how proud I am to live in America, vote in America, and give thanks to those who have come before us and currently serve in the military that provide us all the blanket of freedom that makes this country great. We should not have to be reminded of this just on Veteran's Day but every day. My hope and prayer each day is for God to watch over those who serve all over the world and protect them and their families.

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