And Seattle Slew Takes the Lead

Our Sunday School instructor wore a big round Kentucky derby hat throughout church, especially when she was teaching our class.

To say the least her lessons regarding the Stripling Warriors took a backseat as I was dazed and hypnotized by her hat.

Her big, round Kentucky derby hat covered in blue ribbon.


Keep in mind she wore a 60's Bee-Bop outfit several weeks before that to celebrate Hot August Nights.

Please don't take this as a ridicule. I believe it's what's inside that counts when you come to church and what you wear is your perogative. This just gives me the courgae to wear my Zorro outfit I have in my closet. But of course I would take off my black sombrero in church, it is the house of the Lord afterall.

Where The Hell Have You Been?

It's been a while since my last post. One thing about social networking is that it requires a large amount of your time. Also, you should really have something interesting to say before you post it out to the whole world to read. Usually, I find my ideas and thoughts to be pretty idiotic and lame.

However, this changed when I went to Whole Foods, which I learned, is where beautiful people shop. Really. Have you been in there? My wife and I received a $50 gift card from a friend so we decided to use it over the weekend. I liked the fact that they had large options of cheeses and breads. They also had food from other countries that had instructions in that countries native language; so when my wife asked me how to reheat the crepes we bought it became perplexing trying to figure out the instructions in Dutch.

I did notice how they had a majority of foods from Anglo-Saxon countries. But having dinner at my sister's house for my father's birthday quickly reminded me why Filipino food is an acquired taste.

In short, if spending $18.00 a pound for Salmon raised by Gunther and Ezra from Nova Scotia is your bag, then Whole Foods is for you my friend.