How's your day? February 2017

Next time put either Elmer or Daffy on the target and I bet you'll get a hundred percent.

 

Never!

 

that's my third cousin Steve Penguin. He thinks he's a wild and crazy guy.

 

Um, we don't eat stroopwafels at breakfast, my dear penguin! We eat them only with tea or coffee (or we take one or two when we are peckish - or three). Still you might have tried them. There is syrup in between, remember?

For those unfamiliar with stroopwafels (syrup waffles): some Dutchmen (and Dutchwomen) lay them on their cup of coffee/tea to heat them up a bit. I don't. I just eat them.




Oh, and this is certainly not the way to eat stroopwafels:

 

True. I do my best shooting in Elmer season.

 

Oh, I have indeed had them here in the States. In fact, I sometimes order from a company out West somewhere (can't remember) that's run by a Dutch immigrant who sends them freshly made. But, I refuse to limit my stroopwafel consumption to just tea time!

 

It might help if you get a similar shooting outfit too.

 

I just saved $132 a month! I got rid of AT&T as my cellphone carrier. It feels so darn good to be free of a high monthly bill.

 

Did you know that you can save 15% by switching to Geico?!

 

Since I have a 4PM I had the morning to go around exploring the local shops. I stopped in a few craft & antiqu shops and bought some foods at Stoltzfus Meats. The locally made smoked meats are delicious, with distinctive flavors and mush less salt than commercial ones.

 

Where's Batman when we need him?

 

"Pronoun trouble".

 

Setting up the new computer and printer. This iMac is pretty neat. First time for a wireless printer. Should be an interesting afternoon.

 

That's what I'm saying. Aflac!

 

Waiting on Alfred to bring his cape.

 

Good help is so hard to find.

 

"A polar bear fell on me".

 

$132 a month??! How do you do that? For € 39 I've got 1,250 minutes of calling time/texts and 4,000 MB of internet. And since I only use 100 min/texts and 200 MB it is a mere € 11.00

 

Wow, that's cheap. Our cell plans (in US, and especially for data) are very expensive compared to Europe. Or at least so I've heard.