It Works For Men Now Too.

The color purple that is. A few months ago, I posted Jenny Joseph's "I Shall Wear Purple". Well, I can report that men have taken heed and are following that philosophy as well.

Evidence: this guy.

If you were at the Gallivan Twilight Concert last night - you saw him. I know because there is no way you could have missed him. He danced for three hours straight. From one end of the stage to the other. With pretty girls and not so pretty ladies. And he moved! He channeled everyone from M.C. Hammer and Usher to Fred Astaire and Gene Kelley. He was out of sight and I could not take my eyes off him. Primarily because on more than one occasion he danced so close to me I thought he was going to step on me.

Perhaps you need a new pen? If so, Stella recommends this site. (NSFW - I learned the hard way).

There were two U.S. presidential assasinations in the 18th Century. The first, obviously, was Abraham Lincoln. The second was not Chester Arthur, but rather James Garfield. I should have known that President Garfield was assasinated because I did my third grade presidential report on him. I chose him because I believed him to be the namesake of my favourite cartoon character of the time. Not surprisingly, I found President Garfield less entertaining than a certain lasagna loving cat. More assasination trivia here. [For b-lo]

Today's Song: Let's Go, The Cars