Moonday, for many of us, means back to work, so here's a jobly clip for ya which you can see, along with another cool animation clip Kev found,
( by clicking here. )Thanks for pointing out that fun clip Kevvy! That kid is awesome, and it will be fun to see what more fun things he posts on the Internets. Today I am having not very many memories of this time of year. I know that approximately 31 years ago, during the bicentennial year, people had parades every chance they got. And back then February was really cold, even in our hometown, which is in "the South." And those of us who were scouts had to celebrate Lincoln's birthday by staggering in formation up to his tomb from somehwere, (from Lincoln's home?, no it couldn't have been that far, it must have been from somewhere else in the cemetery, but it seemed far because it was so cold and we were) carrying flags. Maybe we didnt have to march but march we did. I think we had coats on but i know we didn't have pants on.

Frickin girl scout uniforms did not include girlscout parkas or girlscout snowpants. That might have been the time that we all stood there while a limo skidded through the cemetary road, allegedly with President Ford in it and all the scouts had to wave at the bicentennial limo window, in which we could only see ourselves waving. I have left a voicemail query for Laurie about that event, because she is the one who remembers everything. I do remember all the scouts were frozen solid, but since we were all smiling like happy little harbingers of historical hoopla, all the scout parents decided to just leave us outside, like giddy scoutly lawn ornaments, until spring, at which point we thawed, and went back to school for a few weeks before summer. Good Times!
Here's something kev and a couple of other readers might recall
( from back in the day ) 
But, Betty, isn't there also a time-travel cartoon?!
Of course we gots to have one of those too, grasshoppers.
( Click for piece. ) The following story will probably, in a slightly different & much less-emotive telling, be part of a scene in the never-ending novel-primo, but here's a short glimpse
( of the daze of the week. ) After Scott's first novel was published and read by people who didn't live in our hometown, which many of us probably thought was a uniquely ganky experience, he said lots of people (in Chicago?) came up to him and said that the scene he described reminded them a lot of the music scene in their hometown during the late 80s/early 90s. Does it make it better that we were not alone in the gank? Dunno.
Click here if you're not offended yet. Now, I'm sure Lincoln was probably an okay guy who drank only in
moderation. And prolly Mary Todd was a nice lady todd.
( People Make Fun ) I'll just say in case any of you know the name of that cartoon (on cartoon network?) a few years ago where they time traveled to correct famous historical errors or something, that I can't remember if Lincoln was in it or not because i can't seem to find it on YouTube. Maybe i'm not using proper search terms. If you don't use enough terms you get 9000 hits and if you use too many you get 0000 hits. Such a pickle.
