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Today has been a weird day. I haven't felt well. I've been sleepy. I've been lethargic. I've had no energy. I had to come home and take a nap at lunch. Weird? I don't know why.
Oh wait a minute, I do know why. Major League Baseball opened its season today and the world is now flooded with snooze ions.
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Or maybe you're pregnant. :)
Posted by: Bonnie | April 01, 2008 at 03:34 PM
Remedy: pretend you're John Madden for the day all the while playing the MNF theme in your head..dant dant daaaaaaaa!
Posted by: Jeepdad | March 27, 2008 at 08:42 AM
It is said that when John Wesley preached he sat down an eight year old child and asked him to raise his hand each time that Wesley used a word the child didn't understand. I think a lot of preachers would benefit from resurrecting Wesley's method of sermon preparation.
Posted by: ron | March 25, 2008 at 11:10 PM