I decided it was time to ditch the lovely blue and green floral print sofa for something a little more modern. I decided on this chocolate brown faux suede model from George's Furniture in Napoleon. Their website can be found here: http://www.accentsnfurniture.com/
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Friday, January 4, 2008
Four Months till Derby Day!
Mark your calendars now! I'll be hosting my annual Kentucky Derby extravaganza on May 3rd.
Ladies have plenty of time to acquire or craft a suitable hat for the festivities.
The road to the Derby starts this Saturday with the Hutcheson Stakes at Gulfstream Park in Florida.
Ladies have plenty of time to acquire or craft a suitable hat for the festivities.
The road to the Derby starts this Saturday with the Hutcheson Stakes at Gulfstream Park in Florida.
Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas. everyone!
My Christmas cards are a bit tardy this year, due in large measure to the campaign detailed in "It's Been A While..." below.
I hope Santa was kind to you, and I hope you all had a pleasant Christmas, and have a Happy New Year!
My Christmas cards are a bit tardy this year, due in large measure to the campaign detailed in "It's Been A While..." below.
I hope Santa was kind to you, and I hope you all had a pleasant Christmas, and have a Happy New Year!
Monday, December 17, 2007
It's Been A While...
OK, it's been over a month since I last posted here. I'm due to fill you all in on what's been going on.
I've been busy. Not tax-season busy, but busy nonetheless. I've been working on the Congressional campaign of Robin Weirauch, the Democratic candidate in the special election for Ohio's 5th Congressional District. (http://www.robinweirauch.com/) The special election was necessary due to the death of Congressman Paul Gillmor in September.
Robin ended up running against Bob (son of Delbert) Latta, the Republican nominee after a brutal primary election. For once, Robin's campaign had the resources (financial and human)necessary to put up a strong fight.
In other words, we didn't have to roll pennies to buy a few radio spots.
Robin had the support and attention of Democratic luminaries like Wes Clark, Barack Obama, John Edwards, Chris Dodd, Bill Clinton, Gov. Ted Strickland, Sen. Sherrod Brown, and others too numerous to mention. Throughout the campaign, the staff was ever-changing and expanding (mostly expanding), adding staff from the Ohio Democratic Party and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. It seemed as if there were two new people every time I went into the office (which was frequently).
The best part was getting to hang out in Bowling Green and partake of the many fine eateries there, including Pollyeye's, Pisanello's, Jed's, and Mr. Spot's. And the doughnuts from Stimmel's (coming soon to Napoleon) are every bit as good as advertised.
Unfortunately, Robin did not win the election, so I won't be relocating to DC anytime soon. (If she had won, all Hell would have broken loose in my life - trust me)
It could be worse - at least Steve Buehrer isn't our Congressman.
I've been busy. Not tax-season busy, but busy nonetheless. I've been working on the Congressional campaign of Robin Weirauch, the Democratic candidate in the special election for Ohio's 5th Congressional District. (http://www.robinweirauch.com/) The special election was necessary due to the death of Congressman Paul Gillmor in September.
Robin ended up running against Bob (son of Delbert) Latta, the Republican nominee after a brutal primary election. For once, Robin's campaign had the resources (financial and human)necessary to put up a strong fight.
In other words, we didn't have to roll pennies to buy a few radio spots.
Robin had the support and attention of Democratic luminaries like Wes Clark, Barack Obama, John Edwards, Chris Dodd, Bill Clinton, Gov. Ted Strickland, Sen. Sherrod Brown, and others too numerous to mention. Throughout the campaign, the staff was ever-changing and expanding (mostly expanding), adding staff from the Ohio Democratic Party and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. It seemed as if there were two new people every time I went into the office (which was frequently).
The best part was getting to hang out in Bowling Green and partake of the many fine eateries there, including Pollyeye's, Pisanello's, Jed's, and Mr. Spot's. And the doughnuts from Stimmel's (coming soon to Napoleon) are every bit as good as advertised.
Unfortunately, Robin did not win the election, so I won't be relocating to DC anytime soon. (If she had won, all Hell would have broken loose in my life - trust me)
It could be worse - at least Steve Buehrer isn't our Congressman.
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
It's Over
Napoleon lost to CVCA in the state semifinals last night 3-0. Napoleon ends the season with a record of 18-4-1, setting records for most wins and deepest tournament progress in a season.
Let's hope the CVCA folks conduct themselves with more dignity in victory than Bay did in defeat.
Nice articles from today's Crescent-News:
http://www.crescent-news.com/news/article/2821762
http://www.crescent-news.com/news/article/2821752
Let's hope the CVCA folks conduct themselves with more dignity in victory than Bay did in defeat.
Nice articles from today's Crescent-News:
http://www.crescent-news.com/news/article/2821762
http://www.crescent-news.com/news/article/2821752
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Napoleon v. CVCA
It's official....the State semi-final will be at Lexington High School with kickoff at 7pm. The winner will play the winner of the Columbus DeSales-Kettering Alter match on Saturday, November 10, at 11am at Crew Stadium in Columbus.
Here's a link to the preview article in today's Plain Dealer.
http://www.cleveland.com/hssoccer/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/sports/1194341831241540.xml&coll=2
And another nice article from Monday's Crescent-News:
http://www.crescent-news.com/news/article/2809372
The management of the Northwest Signal has chosen to deprive the wider internet audience of Jeff Ratliff's Pulitzer-worthy descriptions of the Wildcats' exploits.
Here's a link to the preview article in today's Plain Dealer.
http://www.cleveland.com/hssoccer/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/sports/1194341831241540.xml&coll=2
And another nice article from Monday's Crescent-News:
http://www.crescent-news.com/news/article/2809372
The management of the Northwest Signal has chosen to deprive the wider internet audience of Jeff Ratliff's Pulitzer-worthy descriptions of the Wildcats' exploits.
Sunday, November 4, 2007
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