My bride and I celebrate our 18th wedding anniversary today with nine holes of golf at Glendoveer, dinner at Il Piato and the premiere of the fourth season of “Mad Men” at 10:00.
Beverly is as lovely today as the day we married and I’m re-upping for another 18! I am a lucky man to have found a woman who loves me despite my flaws.
Bev and I will celebrate our 18th wedding anniversary by going to dinner and then coming home to watch “Mad Men,” on July 25th. The NY Times has a look at the first three seasons and what historical events we might see through the eyes of Don Draper in the fourth season.
Tags: Mad Men Don Draper
Last week the market dropped a thousand points in less than an hour, Brian Williams on the Letterman Show seems genuinely concerned. Maybe, we all should be more concerned.
Hat tip to George Ure at UrbanSurvival.
My choice for American Idol was eliminated this week. You could lose yourself in those eyes. Those eyes remind me of Martina McBride. I predict good things for Lacey Brown, Here she iis singing on Ellen’s show:
I think Drudge is unfair with Katie Couric today with his headline: VIDEO SHOCK: Katie Couric frolics in Haute Couture and diamonds as CBSNEWS cuts staff…
These are not her clothes or jewelry and she’s a good looking woman with great legs. I personally have grown to like Katie and think this is an unfair hit to tie her photo shoot to CBS’s problems.
A clip from the Grammy’s last night that got a standing ovation!
One of the most enjoyable shows on TV ended last night and what a treat it was. Yes it was! We were witnesses to some of the finest dancing ever seen. Last night the winner of the whole competition was chosen. Her name is Jeanine Mason and this video shows how great she was on the show and the quality of her dance.
Last, night I’m sorry if you weren’t watching TV. We regularly watch “So You Think You Can Dance.” It’s a reality show where young men and very shapely women compete to be the best American dancer. It features all kinds of dancing from ballroom, to ballet, to hip hop, contemporary and avant gard. You name it, it has been done on the show. To be the best you have to master (too strong) excel in them all.
Last night Tyce DiOrio, famous Broadway dancer and correographer put together a piece about a couple dealing with breast cancer. At the end none of the judges could speak and when they could, they talked with tears rolling down their cheeks. Four crying judges, the dancers crying, DiOrio crying and almost all in the audience crying. I’ll never forget it and neither will Bev. Maybe, it’s because all of us have been touched by Cancer and all of us empathize. I am sure it will be nominated for an Emmy!
I just learned that there’sa video available, courtesy of MJ’s Big Blog:
Matthew Syed writing in the TIMESONLINE, has the scoop about sex in the Olympic village and points out one oddity, men with gold medals are more desirable to women than women with the gold are to men.
