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All done with a choir making sound effects.

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Oh, by the way, I just bought a new Honda ten days ago–an Odyssey. I really love it. You’d usually get some kind of buyer’s remorse with a purchase like this, but I just feel relief at getting rid of the van. My wallet thanks me too–my first two Odyssey tankfuls cost me $43 instead of the $90 that the Ford had cost me.

Good car–I hope to keep it for a long time. Hey, I drove it off the lot with 60 miles on it–it’ll take me 6 years to get it to 98K miles when I usually buy a car.

Click here to download it. Amazing, very nice performance.

18 megs, but well worth the download. WMV format.

The link is from Almost Amazing, and there’s some other good stuff there too.

So, how are you all doing at this crux in time?

Sydney at night.

And then zoom in with the buttons on the page.

Cool.

that is to say, despite my erroneous post a month or two ago, Karl Rove will not be indicted in the Valerie Plame case, as reported by Excite.

So at least my question is answered, although my original reference for the indictment question was a) very unreliable and b) jumping the gun in any case, even if they had a shred of fact to report.

Jerry’s version is a pretty good rendition.

By the way, when I mean I like the slow version, I mean really slow. My favorite version is over 8 minutes long and makes me wonder how slow Canon in D was originally meant to be played.

in a sophomoric kind of way. I thought it was hilarious, but then, it doesn’t take much to amuse me.

Karl Rove has apparently been indicted?

OK–some of you have heard this, but I feel compelled to tell the rest of you…

We bought slightly oversized sneakers for Drew (six years old now!) last spring, thinking that he’d grow into them. Now, the sneakers are practically worn out, and they still don’t quite fit.

So, one day after playtime he told us that his feet hurt. He took off his shoes and socks and showed us toes that were rubbed raw. We were a bit shocked. It was definitely time to get him new sneakers, and ones that fit this time!

But that would be a few days away. The next day, Drew went on a field trip with his class at school. His teacher noticed that he was lagging behind the other children and asked him what was up.

“My feet hurt,” Drew said. So his teacher took off a sneaker and a sock, and saw the raw toes. She felt so badly for him that she immediately got some band aids for his little toes. I felt terrible when I heard about this–I mean, what kind of parent am I to let this serious situation slide?

Until she told us the rest of the story.

Suddenly suspicious, she asked Drew to take off his sneakers. As she shook them, out came a small rock from each piece of footwear. She asked Drew the obvious question. His answer?

“Oh, don’t take those out! Those are my lucky rocks!”

And that is the magic that is my son Drew.

Two minutes and twenty eight seconds of just plain fun. Click here.