Mousetrap

Warning: this video is not for rodents or those without a sense of humour.

Enjoy!

Superbowl Ads

Not many Superbowl ads caught my attention but I did like these ones:

Google

Bud Light
E-trade

They obviously have some feminine appeal to them. Not speaking as an expert, but I think this one does a good job appealing to men: Dodge. Men, what do you think?

I thought you were dead

All for a Good Cause

Something fun the men at work did and it's all for a good cause. Visit the website to get your copy today or to follow the entertaining blog postings! Calendars are only $10. Local orders can save the shipping by ordering directly from me.

Moustaches - The Men of McMillan from McMillan on Vimeo.

Saturdays of late

This is what my house sounds like these past few Saturdays.

Connor's First All-Nighter

Connor experienced his first sleepover (minus the sleeping) this month. He had a hair appointment after I picked him up. He slept through most of it. Luckily there was no sleepy head-jerking; that would have given him an interesting hair cut.

Holiday Patience

I was walking in a parking lot the weekend before Christmas, doing some last minute holiday shopping. A car came up behind me and honked for me to get out of the way because the snow banks prevented me from walking close to the side. I turned to acknowledge the honk and just started to make my way to the side to let the elderly couple in the car to pass and he honks at me again! He didn't even give me a chance to even attempt to get to the side of the road. For some reason, that really peeved me so as they drove past me, I yelled, "A little holiday patience would do you some good!"

Yeah, that's not normal behaviour for me and it doesn't stop there.

I saw where the couple parked their car so when I got into my car, I wrote a note and left it on their windshield. The note said, "Tis' the season to be jolly so a little holiday patience would be good. P.S. Pedestrians have the right of way. Merry Christmas!"

It felt good to do it. I wish I could have seen their faces when they returned to their car and read the note.