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Jun. 29th, 2013 17:11Friday June 28, 2013 Misheard radio news: Minnesota is cracking down on drunken voters. Actually, drunken boaters.
Meanwhile, there's no law here against biking while intoxicated. And there are bicycle (actually, ten-wheeler) beer pubs, with the patrons pedaling, in Minneapolis.
***Figured out a new reason for travel to alternate worlds -- bird-watching. Beginning with passenger pigeons and other easy-to-find birds, then ones which never evolved in our past.
***Came home, realized I didn't have my keys with me. First time in a while this had happened.
Called landlord, who came over with spare keys.
He noticed there were keys in the door of my efficiency. The front door locks automatically....
***The Canadian news program "As It Happens" had something new to say about a US news story. A girl who was on a Christian high school's football team was removed lest she inspire impure thoughts in her male teammates. (I haven't yet learned what denomination the school is associated with -- after looking at the school's website, among other sources.)
The journalist interviewing the girl and her mother asked whether there were cheerleaders at the team's games. Yes; dressed rather more provocatively than football players.
Meanwhile, there's no law here against biking while intoxicated. And there are bicycle (actually, ten-wheeler) beer pubs, with the patrons pedaling, in Minneapolis.
***Figured out a new reason for travel to alternate worlds -- bird-watching. Beginning with passenger pigeons and other easy-to-find birds, then ones which never evolved in our past.
***Came home, realized I didn't have my keys with me. First time in a while this had happened.
Called landlord, who came over with spare keys.
He noticed there were keys in the door of my efficiency. The front door locks automatically....
***The Canadian news program "As It Happens" had something new to say about a US news story. A girl who was on a Christian high school's football team was removed lest she inspire impure thoughts in her male teammates. (I haven't yet learned what denomination the school is associated with -- after looking at the school's website, among other sources.)
The journalist interviewing the girl and her mother asked whether there were cheerleaders at the team's games. Yes; dressed rather more provocatively than football players.