Whistle Wit

This comedic skit which was aired on SNL in the late nineties and early two thousands is probably my favorite comedic skit. Sean Connery is especially funny with his amusing anticdotes and crazy schemes. Though some people find the skit a little bit rude and consisting of toilet humor, I find this untrue and even if it is i still find it funny. The jokes are endless and it leaves you laughing from start to finish. I am also very happy that you can download all of the material on various P2P software and then burn it to a CD. I need to go ahead and burn the tracks so I can listen to them on my trip to Florida.

My favorite television show of all time was Ghost Writer. Ghost Writer originally was broadcast on Sunday mornings on various PBS channels around the country. It was centered on six Brooklyn middle school students who, with the aid of a mysterious intangible entity known only as “Ghost Writer”, solved crimes and wronged rights all over their neighborhood of Fort Greene, and later, the whole city of New York. Ghost Writer’s true identity was never revealed, whatever it was, it existed only in computers and in flashing messages only the group mentioned above could see. Although it only initially aired briefly, an updated version of the show with new characters and capers would be shown on PBS as well several years later.

Having a Dalmatian is a lot of work and a lot of fun. They require lots of attention and are always ready to play. I’ve had my Dalmatian Maggie for about eleven years now. She and I do everything together. One of my favorite things to do with her is to dress her up in doggie clothes and take pictures. She truly is my best friend. I would consider Maggie to be a spoiled dog so whenever I can do something make her more comfortable I will. Now that she is getting older I’ve even invested in an orthopedic dog bed. Dalmatians are known for hip problems and I highly recommend these beds for any dog that has leg or hip problems.

Drive my son to a piano lesson and wait in the car while listening to my daughter read from her reading book. Fight afternoon traffic to get back home. Reheat the hamburger and wild rice soup from last night’s dinner and give it to the kids, and some for my husband. Finish up any homework and check for behavior reports. Oh, good, no one is grounded tonight. Tell my son to get his football gear on and send him out with his father, who doubles as his coach. Clean up from dinner, and listen to my daughter’s chatter as I sit back down at the computer. The next two hours are spent cleaning up from dinner, folding the laundry, and waiting for the boys to return from football practice. The guys get back at 7:50pm, which means it’s time to help the kids pack lunches for tomorrow, shower, dress for bed, get their clothes out for the morning, pray together, brush their teeth, read a book, and get into bed. Now it’s my husband’s time with me and mine with him. We’re so tired we sit on the couch and turn on the television until we can’t stay up any longer. The we head off to bed and say “good night.” It’s a pretty good day.