There was a provoking comment on my last blog from “Cross” who expressed displeasure in “well-off” senior citizens using a lot of health care services while the middle class person has to get by with less.
 

No really officer...I always go for strolls at rest stops after dark...

And you thought the comedy of getting caught in the woods adjacent to a rest stop with another guy after dark only happened in "There's Something About Mary."

The trailer for "Where the Wild Things Are," scheduled to be released Oct. 16, has come under a lot of fire.

Here's one angle to the Cliff Lee trade that hasn't gotten much attention yet: Philadelphia Phillies fans love the trade and think their team got the best of the deal.

The city's latest press release:

Knee jerk reaction from Sams:  "The cuts will effect police response time." 

No they won't. 

Question:  What  is the purpose of city government?

Answer:  To provide basic services with tax dollars collected from citizens who live there.  These basic services are:

Basic police and fire services, water & sewer service, road and sidewalk upkeep.

A few blogs ago I talked about how I found exercise to be tortuously boring and, being the practical person that I am, decided to do something practical as my form of exercise. Walk-jog and pick up trash around different parks and neighborhoods.

 As the warm sunny summer days speed past us, I am eager to greet this upcoming fall and winter with open arms.

Nettiquette requires that you ignore internet morons, but I understand why Dan Kaman wants to set the record straight with "Montegobay" and "Joecitizen."  (My guess is that these two are either cops or firemen in Sandusky, but does it really matter?)

Kaman's response to Montego bay: