In case you missed it, yesterday (the last Monday in January) was Bubble Wrap appreciation day. Some sort of silly, sort of addictive fun for those of us who don’t work in the business.
Enjoy Bubble Pop, in case you don’t have any bubble wrap on hand to pop in celebration
Heard on the radio this morning, regarding the victims of the earthquake in Italy…
“…chocolate eggs were distributed to the children supplied by the Pope.”
It was an apparently well-kept secret that the Pope keeps a supply of children to share with victims of disasters.
A fun diversion: www.wheresgeorge.com
It’s just a fun way to follow the money.
This site has been around for a while and I was just reminded of it. I received a dollar bill with the stamp on it and logged it in.
The guy who entered this dollar bill has entered about 2,400 other bills. Surprisingly, it took one year and 118 days for this bill to be logged in the second time, and it has only traveled 30 miles from its origin. I wonder where it was for the last 483 days and why no one else logged it in.
Have you ever tracked your money this way?
In Don’t Worry, Be Happy in a recent issue of Fortune magazine, Stanley Bing renounces the following types of bad influences, in re our economic situation :
“My goal is to live through this situation and to worry as little as possible and be as happy as I can while doing so.”
A voice of reason.
Thank you Stanley Bing. Whoever you are.
For a little light holiday cheer…check out the C-SPAN coverage of Santa Claus bail out hearing.