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Thursday, October 30, 2008
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Tasteless Peanut Butter
Monday, October 27, 2008
Retreat to Virginia
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Before you Drop the Bucket
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Going Around in Circles
Friday, October 24, 2008
The Air and Space Museum
We managed to see all the exhibits more than once, somehow I dropped my camera case and attempted to back track to locate it, but with three memory cards: 250 GB, 2GB, and 32 GB it was a welcomed gift for someone without extra memory cards. Each exhibit is well done and takes you back to the historical moment when a particular aircraft was created and its mission. The Wright Brothers, Exploring the Planets, Apollo to the Moon, America by View, Explore the Universe, and World Wars Aviation are just a few of the number of exhibits that I personally enjoyed. There are 28 exhibits available and the Air and Space Museum is free. The flight simulators were of interest but all exhibits that cost were avoided. There are only three exhibits that actually cost: the Flight Simulator, Lockheed Martin IMAX Theater, and Einstein Planetarium.
The Air and Space Museum is a great place for a family or couple outing, you can bring your own snacks, or grab something to eat at the Wright Place Food Court. I am looking forward to a return trip without the boys. As I see it there is no other place in the world that provides detailed, insightful information with replicas, and actual aircrafts like the Air and Space Museum for free; therefore, if and when you visit Washington DC be sure to add the Air and Space Museum to your list of things to do. I give the Air and Space Museum 5 blinks.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Luxury Accomodations
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Sailing at Sam's Boat
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
The Best Place for Mexican
Monday, October 20, 2008
The Spotlight is on Jennifer Hudson
Sunday, October 19, 2008
LaMadeleine in the Galleria Mall
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Football at Buffalo Wings
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Scott Gertner's Sky Bar and Grill in Houston Texas
ASSI - We traveled to Houston, TX to visit with a friend over the Columbus Day Holiday. We had the pleasure of going to the "Skybar" that's located in the Penthouse level of an Office Building. The "Skybar" has three bars, two outdoor terraces, offers catered food, and features a live band and DJ who plays when the band breaks.
The band was excellent and the DJ kept the crowd on the dance floor, I danced so much that my sweat removed my make-up, there was a diverse group of people from age to race and everyone was having an enjoyable time. If you were out looking for a Sugar Daddy or Tender Roni, he was at the "Skybar", there were attractive to unattractive men, some folk were casually dressed while others dressed in advance for Sunday, and most of all the drinks were inexpensive compared to clubs in Washington, DC.
I had the pleasure of meeting two very nice people at the "Skybar" who hung out with us on Sunday when we Scott Gertner's Sports Bar, Buffalo Wings, and Tom Boats, we had such an exciting time that my visit to Houston will always be remembered. As I see it if and when you are in Houston you must plan to hang-out at Scott Gertner's "Skybar" or "Sports Bar" they are both worth looking into and stopping by for a good night out. I give the "Skybar" 4.5 blinks.
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Lindemans A Favorable Blend
Monday, October 6, 2008
The Race of a Lifetime
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Dinner at the Factory
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Steam or Iron a Garment!
The Rowenta was fifty dollars cheaper at Target, it is easy to assemble, has large water tank that holds 128 ounces of water, large wheels for mobility, Auto-off, foot operated on and off lever with indicator light; lint, fabric and garment brushes, it heats-up within 2 minutes, has an aluminum swivel hanger rod, and a cool-touch handle but the hose becomes extremely hot so be careful not to touch it. You also have to be mindful of how you hold the handle, especially when steaming from inside a garment. I am unsure if steaming saves me anytime, granted I do not have to set-up the ironing board, position the garment on the board, plug the cord into an outlet, and select a temperature setting, but steaming dresses and skirts are more difficult because the Rowenta is without a telescoping rod, which would prevent stooping, kneeling, or folding the garment to steam. I should not have been surprised when I steamed a blouse and it was somewhat damp, not wet, when I put it on. I also expected the wrinkles to disappear instantly; however, cotton and denim fabric takes a little longer.
After the first week, I contemplated returning the garment steamer, I thought it too complicated, and non user friendly. Since, I use it daily my opinion is changing, I like that the Rowenta Steamer stays plugged into the outlet, I only steam my dry cleaning where there are wrinkles or lines, my clothes look and smell better, and areas where an iron is limited is not a problem with the steamer. As I see it, even with the occasional stooping and kneeling it is much better than standing over an ironing board pushing an iron back and forth, when I am done I simply remove the garment from the hanger and put it on, and push the steamer back in it’s designates spot and I am done eliminating the break down and storing the Ironing board behind the closet door. I give the Rowenta Garment Steamer 4 blinks.
Friday, October 3, 2008
St. Anna Needs A Miracle!
"Miracle at St. Anna", I was unmoved, I thought it was another war movie, and I was right. However, I allowed myself to be influenced by his appearance on Oprah, the crowds' reaction to the film, and Lee stated that the film is loosely based on a relative' who served in the Army's Negro 92 Division. The fact that Spike is providing the life experience of four Black soldiers who were separated from their unit behind enemy lines in a Tuscan village in Italy. Gail King stated that the film represented more than soldiers fighting for their lives that the film is a human interest movie, Spike stated that "Miracle at "St. Anna" is story that contains 18 miracles; therefore, I was intrigued and very interested in supporting the movie. The movie is well written, well acted, and well directed. It was a pleasure seeing Michael Ealy, Derek Luke, Laz Alonso, Omar Benson Miller, and Pierfrancesco Favino, the Italian boy who made his film debut in "Miracle at St Anna." As I see it if you like war movies, like films based on true stories, and have 2 hours and 40 minutes to dedicate to a movie "Miracle at St. Anna" is the film for you. If not, want three months and catch on DVD. I give "Miracle at St. Anna" 2.5 blinks.