On our way back home from the concert JBP called me on my cell to let me know he has a loose tooth.
This is his very first loose tooth and he's extremely excited about it.
It's the first thing he tells everyone he sees. He wanted to make sure we knew about it immediately 'cause "I know who the tooth fairy really is!"
He's already informed me he wants four nickels for his tooth. It's only been loose for two days. It'll probably be a week or more before he loses it.
He's also informed me that since the dentist said he'd probably start losing his baby teeth at age six when this tooth comes out he'll be six years old! He's been trying to advance that birthday all year long!
Nimitz' Lady
Monday, January 16, 2006
Hair Band
One other thing I noticed? Jon's letting his hair go natural again. He's had this really straight look for the last few years.
But now he's letting it get fluffy, curly, whatever you want to call it, natural, like he had it back in the good ol' Hair Band Days!
Nimitz' Lady
But now he's letting it get fluffy, curly, whatever you want to call it, natural, like he had it back in the good ol' Hair Band Days!
Nimitz' Lady
The Concert
As you may remember I went to a Bon Jovi concert this weekend. What a blast!
Here's a recap of events:
The band may have been at this for more than 20 years, but they obviously love what they do! It shows in everything from the way they play (instruments) to the way they play (with the audience).
Twice Jon Bon Jovi disappeared from stage to reappear in the middle of the crowd for a song or two. Both times making his way back to the stage by walking through the crowd.
The second time a woman handed him a rose. He grabbed her by the cheeks and planted a big one on her lips. She looked like she was about to faint.
They (the bouncers) would also occasionally allow a couple dozen folks up onto the stage wings to dance and cheer and Jon and Richie (Sambora) would come over and make sure they shook hands with everyone there.
Several times as they would turn around to head back to center stage some intrepid young fan would grab a handful of "star". It never faced them. Although I'm willing to bet at least a couple of those girls will never wash their hands again! =)
And the acting! As Der Deutscher said, it's no wonder Jon's been able to make a movie career on the side. He is one heck of an actor. His second song was one of the old favorites, Shot Through the Heart. His look of surprise when the audience drowned him out singing along was priceless. And you know by now he knows the audience knows these old standbyes.
One thing I found sooooo cool about the concert was the extreme range of ages among the fans. There were folks in their 40s and 50s all the way down to an 8 year old boy sitting (okay, standing) front and center. Jon took about five minutes out of the concert to single this kid out and talk to him from the stage.
The only down side to the whole thing, other than the night having to end of course, was my shoes. I wore these really cool heels I bought in Europe. They're actually very comfortable for heels. I can walk all the way downtown and back in them without wincing. What I discovered I can't do is stand in one small area dancing for two hours in them. By the time we got back to the hotel room I swear both of my little toes were bruised and numb!
Overall it was a great weekend and well worth the money.
Nimitz' Lady
P.S. Bon Jovi is soooo cooll they even allow fans to bring cameras to the concert. I can't remember the last time a performance of any sort allowed cameras. I'm just p.o.'d Der Deutscher and I never even conceived of the notion of taking a camera into the show!
Sales Blues
As I've mentioned in previous posts, my TV station is about to change owners.
So far the new owners haven't done much to endear themselves to the folks who actually operate this place. Namely, us!
First our benefits took a major dive. Come on, $550 a month for insurance coverage?!?! That's what each employee will have to pay. And lots of things our outgoing company covered/provided are not even under consideration with the new guys.
Then, on Friday came the news they're laying off 35% of the employees at the Hawaii station (being bought along with us). That station is number on in its market.
Of course, this means everybody now expects major layoffs here as well. So, everyone's rushing to get a decent resume tape together and putting out feelers.
Needless to say we've all got the Sales Blues. Hopefully we should know later this week whether we'll be seeing any layoffs (and how many).
Ironically, despite all of this I'm in a peaceful spot about all this. I've adopted a rather fatalistic attitude. Whatever's going to happen is out of my hands and whatever does happen God will provide for me and mine.
Nimitz' Lady
So far the new owners haven't done much to endear themselves to the folks who actually operate this place. Namely, us!
First our benefits took a major dive. Come on, $550 a month for insurance coverage?!?! That's what each employee will have to pay. And lots of things our outgoing company covered/provided are not even under consideration with the new guys.
Then, on Friday came the news they're laying off 35% of the employees at the Hawaii station (being bought along with us). That station is number on in its market.
Of course, this means everybody now expects major layoffs here as well. So, everyone's rushing to get a decent resume tape together and putting out feelers.
Needless to say we've all got the Sales Blues. Hopefully we should know later this week whether we'll be seeing any layoffs (and how many).
Ironically, despite all of this I'm in a peaceful spot about all this. I've adopted a rather fatalistic attitude. Whatever's going to happen is out of my hands and whatever does happen God will provide for me and mine.
Nimitz' Lady
Ball Chair
In my efforts to get back in shape I bought an exer-ball to use as my office chair in the newsroom.
I took it to work, got it out and pumped it up.
Then I sat on it.
It's toooooooo short.
When I sit on it the keyboard is about level with my chin!
So for now, the ball is tucked under my desk serving as a glorified footstool and I've headed back to the drawing board in my efforts to force more activity and strength training into my day.
Nimitz' Lady
I took it to work, got it out and pumped it up.
Then I sat on it.
It's toooooooo short.
When I sit on it the keyboard is about level with my chin!
So for now, the ball is tucked under my desk serving as a glorified footstool and I've headed back to the drawing board in my efforts to force more activity and strength training into my day.
Nimitz' Lady
Blonde Moments
Friday our anchor had a severe blonde moment. She's a natural platinum blonde. Her hair is so light the station actually makes her darken it! But she rarely shows her roots.
Friday we were running light (in other words, not enough news to fill the newscast) so she and the sports guy started adlibbing about the new Girl Scout cookies this year (we'd just done a story on the cookie sales kick-off).
As she was wrapping up the adlib and saying goodbye she said, "I'll see you on Monday," then put her finger to her lips and added, "Oops! I'm off on Monday. See you Tuesday!" and giggled maniacally.
It was hilarious and it was a totally blonde moment.
On a side bar: this is the same anchor who grew up on a farm yet had an hour long argument with me over whether mutton and lamb was the same meat! She insisted they were different animals. Given, she grew up on a wheat farm, not a livestock farm. But I grew up in orchard country and I knew the definition of mutton!
Nimitz' Lady
Friday we were running light (in other words, not enough news to fill the newscast) so she and the sports guy started adlibbing about the new Girl Scout cookies this year (we'd just done a story on the cookie sales kick-off).
As she was wrapping up the adlib and saying goodbye she said, "I'll see you on Monday," then put her finger to her lips and added, "Oops! I'm off on Monday. See you Tuesday!" and giggled maniacally.
It was hilarious and it was a totally blonde moment.
On a side bar: this is the same anchor who grew up on a farm yet had an hour long argument with me over whether mutton and lamb was the same meat! She insisted they were different animals. Given, she grew up on a wheat farm, not a livestock farm. But I grew up in orchard country and I knew the definition of mutton!
Nimitz' Lady
Friday, January 13, 2006
Bon Jovi
OKC here we come! Der Deutscher and I will be leaving after church tomorrow (Sabbath) for Oklahoma City and a romantic evening filled with great music from just about the only band the two of us agree on.
We'll even get to spend the night in a hotel. All by ourselves. What a concept.
I can't wait! Alone time with my husband! Doing something other than sleeping! What an exciting prospect.
Nimitz' Lady
Moving Day
Our neighbors are moving across town and JBP's not taking it well.
They moved into our cul-de-sac just months after we did. Their three kids have been nearly constant companions for JBP ever since. By the end of the weekend they'll be gone for good.
Today they began loading up and moving out. JBP said a tearful goodbye to the kids and then came home sobbing. After about 15 minutes crying his eyes out in my arms he sniffed himself quiet. Then he went to his bedroom window, crossed his arms on the sill, placed his chin on his hands and just stared out the window at the proceedings.
He drifted back and forth between his window and our bedroom window for about half an hour or so before noticing the kids had come outside to play. He went flying out the door to join them, for whatever time remains.
JBP has had friends move away before. But never ones who lived on his street and he saw on a nearly daily basis. This is hitting him much harder and for the first time he's realizing what it means to have friends move away. Poor little bugger. It's hitting him hard.
Nimitz' Lady
They moved into our cul-de-sac just months after we did. Their three kids have been nearly constant companions for JBP ever since. By the end of the weekend they'll be gone for good.
Today they began loading up and moving out. JBP said a tearful goodbye to the kids and then came home sobbing. After about 15 minutes crying his eyes out in my arms he sniffed himself quiet. Then he went to his bedroom window, crossed his arms on the sill, placed his chin on his hands and just stared out the window at the proceedings.
He drifted back and forth between his window and our bedroom window for about half an hour or so before noticing the kids had come outside to play. He went flying out the door to join them, for whatever time remains.
JBP has had friends move away before. But never ones who lived on his street and he saw on a nearly daily basis. This is hitting him much harder and for the first time he's realizing what it means to have friends move away. Poor little bugger. It's hitting him hard.
Nimitz' Lady
Thursday, January 12, 2006
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
Big Surprise. Not.
E-mail from my News Director:
PUBLICITY DOESN'T BOOST BOOK OF DANIEL - The publicity generated following the decision of a handful of NBC affiliates decided not to air the new limited-run drama The Book Of Daniel didn't give the premiere a ratings boost.
Back-to-back episodes averaged 9 million total viewers and a 2.7/8 among adults 18-49 Friday from 9-11 pm ET.
While that was better than the network's Friday season average, the show came in third behind CBS's Close To Home (11.5 million viewers, 2.9/8 in adults 18-49) and Numb3rs (13.6 million, 3.6/10) and ABC's new drama In Justice (9.2 million, 2.8/8) and 20/20 (9.2 million, 3.0/9).
I don't know about you, but his didn't really shock me to the roots.
Nimitz' Lady
PUBLICITY DOESN'T BOOST BOOK OF DANIEL - The publicity generated following the decision of a handful of NBC affiliates decided not to air the new limited-run drama The Book Of Daniel didn't give the premiere a ratings boost.
Back-to-back episodes averaged 9 million total viewers and a 2.7/8 among adults 18-49 Friday from 9-11 pm ET.
While that was better than the network's Friday season average, the show came in third behind CBS's Close To Home (11.5 million viewers, 2.9/8 in adults 18-49) and Numb3rs (13.6 million, 3.6/10) and ABC's new drama In Justice (9.2 million, 2.8/8) and 20/20 (9.2 million, 3.0/9).
I don't know about you, but his didn't really shock me to the roots.
Nimitz' Lady
Ooooohhhh-kay ?
I'm not quite sure what to make of this story from the AP. What do you think? --Nimitz' Lady
Judge: Fetuses do not count in carpool lanes
PHOENIX (AP) - A judge says an Arizona woman's argument that she was carrying a passenger in her womb doesn't hold up.
Candace Dickinson was fined 367 dollars for improperly using a carpool lane. But she said because she was carrying a fetus, she should be allowed to use the lane.
Motorists who use the lanes around Phoenix must carry at least one passenger during weekday rush hours.
A municipal judge says, "The law is meant to fill empty space in a vehicle."
The police sergeant who pulled her over says Dickinson's theory would force officers "to carry guns, radios and pregnancy testers."
Judge: Fetuses do not count in carpool lanes
PHOENIX (AP) - A judge says an Arizona woman's argument that she was carrying a passenger in her womb doesn't hold up.
Candace Dickinson was fined 367 dollars for improperly using a carpool lane. But she said because she was carrying a fetus, she should be allowed to use the lane.
Motorists who use the lanes around Phoenix must carry at least one passenger during weekday rush hours.
A municipal judge says, "The law is meant to fill empty space in a vehicle."
The police sergeant who pulled her over says Dickinson's theory would force officers "to carry guns, radios and pregnancy testers."
Weigh In
Today: 203.25 lbs
Last Tuesday: 201 lbs
Difference: +2.25 lbs
Start: 204.5 lbs
Total Lost: -1.25 lbs
Amt to Goal Weight: 43.25 lbs
The Good: I managed to get in that fifth workout day last week. Overall the eating seems to be going pretty well now.
The Bad: I missed yesterday due to JBP spiking a fever around noon and keeping me home the rest of the day. (He's fine now.)
*****WARNING***** Stop reading now if you don't want to know anymore about my internal female workings. Move on to the next post. *****WARNING*****
The Ugly: Last Tuesday and then again today I started spotting after my workout. I've never had this problem before and I don't know what the &*%$# is going on but I wish it'd stop. I'm waiting until the end of this cycle to see how my period goes before calling the doctor.
Nimitz' Lady
Last Tuesday: 201 lbs
Difference: +2.25 lbs
Start: 204.5 lbs
Total Lost: -1.25 lbs
Amt to Goal Weight: 43.25 lbs
The Good: I managed to get in that fifth workout day last week. Overall the eating seems to be going pretty well now.
The Bad: I missed yesterday due to JBP spiking a fever around noon and keeping me home the rest of the day. (He's fine now.)
*****WARNING***** Stop reading now if you don't want to know anymore about my internal female workings. Move on to the next post. *****WARNING*****
The Ugly: Last Tuesday and then again today I started spotting after my workout. I've never had this problem before and I don't know what the &*%$# is going on but I wish it'd stop. I'm waiting until the end of this cycle to see how my period goes before calling the doctor.
Nimitz' Lady
Narnia III
Ok, maybe I'm beginning to sound like a broken record with all these Narnia posts, but it's something near and dear to my heart.
The latest news from Empire is that producers are already working on the next movie based off the next book in the series.
The only problem? They're working on Prince Caspian while The Horse and His Boy is the next book!!!!!
Learning about this left me, literally, sputtering at the top of my lungs in the middle of the newsroom and left the newsroom laughing at me. I still maintain it's an outrage to skip the next book!!!!!!
Nimitz' Lady
The latest news from Empire is that producers are already working on the next movie based off the next book in the series.
The only problem? They're working on Prince Caspian while The Horse and His Boy is the next book!!!!!
Learning about this left me, literally, sputtering at the top of my lungs in the middle of the newsroom and left the newsroom laughing at me. I still maintain it's an outrage to skip the next book!!!!!!
Nimitz' Lady
Hyperquandriac
The proof is in that JBP has inherited Der Deutscher's and my talents with languages.
Today, we were discussing how we should live life as if Jesus were returning in the next 10 minutes. Yet, at the same time, we can't count on his returning in our lifetime.
I said, "And there's your quandary." (We've never babied him when it comes to vocabulary, which probably explains why my five year old has a better vocabulary than many of today's college students!)
Anyway, he started playing around with the word. Then he combined it with "hypochondriac", which he's heard a lot of lately due to his propensity for playing sick in order to watch more TV.
Yes, my little Shakespeare developed his very own, brand new word today, "hyperquandriac", and is unabashed about using it in every sentence out of his mouth.
Of course, I have yet to figure out what it means!
Nimitz' Lady
Today, we were discussing how we should live life as if Jesus were returning in the next 10 minutes. Yet, at the same time, we can't count on his returning in our lifetime.
I said, "And there's your quandary." (We've never babied him when it comes to vocabulary, which probably explains why my five year old has a better vocabulary than many of today's college students!)
Anyway, he started playing around with the word. Then he combined it with "hypochondriac", which he's heard a lot of lately due to his propensity for playing sick in order to watch more TV.
Yes, my little Shakespeare developed his very own, brand new word today, "hyperquandriac", and is unabashed about using it in every sentence out of his mouth.
Of course, I have yet to figure out what it means!
Nimitz' Lady
Monday, January 09, 2006
Winter's Return
What the h-e-double-hockey sticks?!?!
Sabbath JBP was in a Basketball jersey, and nothing else, and perfectly comfortable. I was on the verge of sweating even, Ms. Perpetually Cold. I mean, we're talking mid-70's!
Yesterday it was still nice enough to wander around at the zoo without a coat on. (Given, I should've taken a sweater, but still!)
This morning I left the house for the gym in my normal gym clothes plus sweater jacket. And FROZE!
Tonight they're talking snow! What the ^%^#$^^&*? You'd think it was actually winter around here or something. What's up with that? Nobody said winter could come back. He had his chance and blew it, now SCRAM!
Someone bring me some hot chocolate. Please. Pretty please.
Nimitz' Lady
Sabbath JBP was in a Basketball jersey, and nothing else, and perfectly comfortable. I was on the verge of sweating even, Ms. Perpetually Cold. I mean, we're talking mid-70's!
Yesterday it was still nice enough to wander around at the zoo without a coat on. (Given, I should've taken a sweater, but still!)
This morning I left the house for the gym in my normal gym clothes plus sweater jacket. And FROZE!
Tonight they're talking snow! What the ^%^#$^^&*? You'd think it was actually winter around here or something. What's up with that? Nobody said winter could come back. He had his chance and blew it, now SCRAM!
Someone bring me some hot chocolate. Please. Pretty please.
Nimitz' Lady
TV Notes
Some thoughts on the last few days of TV:
The Book of Daniel: I don't get what all the fuss was about. Ok, given, I only saw a few scenes in between incessant phone calls from outraged right-wing viewers, but still. It looked like your normal, average family-angst drama to me. No better and no worse than 90% of all the other network TV shows out there.
West Wing: It was sooooo weird watching this Sunday's episode, which centered around Vice Presidential candidate Leo McGarry's preps for the Vice Presidential Debate, knowing all the time that John Spencer who plays McGarry died nearly a month ago. The entire time I was waiting for them to suddenly announce the character had died. I still don't know how they're going to write him out of the show, but they have no choice.
Grey's Anatomy: Ok, I have seem some pretty poor excuses of an episode before - plots filled with "flashbacks" so they can just cut in scenes from old episodes and only spend a day or so taping the new stuff. But this was a completely new one on me. Sunday's show as all one long flashback. It very neatly brought viewers up to date on everything that's happened in the last season and a half of the series. But not one NEW scene in the whole thing. Very frustrating!
The Young Riders: The website TV Shows on DVD today announced this 1990's western is set to be released on DVD beginning with Season #1 on March 21st! Yeee-Haaw! I loved this show then and can still quote you some of the best lines! I can't wait to buy the first copy and share the series with JBP and Der Deutscher.
Nimitz' Lady
The Book of Daniel: I don't get what all the fuss was about. Ok, given, I only saw a few scenes in between incessant phone calls from outraged right-wing viewers, but still. It looked like your normal, average family-angst drama to me. No better and no worse than 90% of all the other network TV shows out there.
West Wing: It was sooooo weird watching this Sunday's episode, which centered around Vice Presidential candidate Leo McGarry's preps for the Vice Presidential Debate, knowing all the time that John Spencer who plays McGarry died nearly a month ago. The entire time I was waiting for them to suddenly announce the character had died. I still don't know how they're going to write him out of the show, but they have no choice.
Grey's Anatomy: Ok, I have seem some pretty poor excuses of an episode before - plots filled with "flashbacks" so they can just cut in scenes from old episodes and only spend a day or so taping the new stuff. But this was a completely new one on me. Sunday's show as all one long flashback. It very neatly brought viewers up to date on everything that's happened in the last season and a half of the series. But not one NEW scene in the whole thing. Very frustrating!
The Young Riders: The website TV Shows on DVD today announced this 1990's western is set to be released on DVD beginning with Season #1 on March 21st! Yeee-Haaw! I loved this show then and can still quote you some of the best lines! I can't wait to buy the first copy and share the series with JBP and Der Deutscher.
Nimitz' Lady
The Gym
Well, for the first time in the three weeks since I've been trying to make it to the gym 5 days out of 7 I've actually succeeded. (And if you made it through that sentence, you deserve an award too!!!!)
Sunday I hit the treadmill for a 50 minute run/walk killing off 597 calories! Yay! And who knows, maybe this will set a precedent and I'll make that 5 day a week goal a little more often than 1/3rd of the time!
Nimitz' Lady
Sunday I hit the treadmill for a 50 minute run/walk killing off 597 calories! Yay! And who knows, maybe this will set a precedent and I'll make that 5 day a week goal a little more often than 1/3rd of the time!
Nimitz' Lady
Soccer Stash
Due to a staff meeting on Friday, I didn't get the grocery shopping done then. So we had to do it Sunday.
While at Wal-Mart, I wandered down the book/notions aisle. You know, the aisle with all the 'junk' and 'souvenir' stuff in it?
Anyway, I'd been promising JBP a new piggy bank, because the foot of his plastic one is busted wide open. He has to carry it around at a tilt or lose money.
Well, he spotted this ceramic coin banks and immediately wanted one. I'd actually promised him one last week, so I felt obligated to get it.
The first one he picked was grass green and labeled "Lottery Loot". I said, "Try again!"
Together we picked out a nice black and white bank labeled, "Soccer Stash". Now he goes running around telling everyone he meets about his "Soccer Stash". He's sooooo proud of it.
Nimitz' Lady
While at Wal-Mart, I wandered down the book/notions aisle. You know, the aisle with all the 'junk' and 'souvenir' stuff in it?
Anyway, I'd been promising JBP a new piggy bank, because the foot of his plastic one is busted wide open. He has to carry it around at a tilt or lose money.
Well, he spotted this ceramic coin banks and immediately wanted one. I'd actually promised him one last week, so I felt obligated to get it.
The first one he picked was grass green and labeled "Lottery Loot". I said, "Try again!"
Together we picked out a nice black and white bank labeled, "Soccer Stash". Now he goes running around telling everyone he meets about his "Soccer Stash". He's sooooo proud of it.
Nimitz' Lady
Parents?
After the game we waited around to greet the players.
One couple from Texas had come to cheer their niece on. This was her closest game to them this year (except for the Conference Tournament which is in Dallas this year, but that's a whole 'nother post).
They struck up a conversation with us and before I could blink the wife asked me, "So, which girl is your daughter?"
I was so shocked I could barely keep it together to answer her. All I wanted to do was wail, "I'm not oooooollllllddddd enough to have a daughter on a college basketball team!"
Afterward, on our way home, I figured it out and if I'd reproduced as soon as it was physically possible I could actually have had a 19 year old daughter. Which means I AM old enough. Yikes!
Nimitz' Lady
One couple from Texas had come to cheer their niece on. This was her closest game to them this year (except for the Conference Tournament which is in Dallas this year, but that's a whole 'nother post).
They struck up a conversation with us and before I could blink the wife asked me, "So, which girl is your daughter?"
I was so shocked I could barely keep it together to answer her. All I wanted to do was wail, "I'm not oooooollllllddddd enough to have a daughter on a college basketball team!"
Afterward, on our way home, I figured it out and if I'd reproduced as soon as it was physically possible I could actually have had a 19 year old daughter. Which means I AM old enough. Yikes!
Nimitz' Lady
Bullets!
Overall, the crowd and atmosphere at the game in Stillwater was what I would expect at a Women's Basketball game. In a phrase: Family Friendly. One thing I did not approve of however was their mascot.
His name is something-or-other Pete. Prancing Pete, Pardner Pete, something like that. He's a big cowboy with a giant orange cowboy hat and two six-shooters strapped to his hips. Ok, so far, so good.
The bad part? Those are real pistols. And the mascot runs around shooting them off during timeouts and half-time.
The worst part? He also gives away the blank bullets to the kids as souvenirs. Now, I'm sorry. Even if I weren't a semi-pacifist who didn't believe in allowing kids to play even with toy guns, this would be a problem for me.
Bullets, even blanks, can injure and even kill people under the right circumstances. I don't care how careful you've been to disarm it, a bullet is NOT A TOY!
Out of respect for the home team, and because I didn't want to deal with a temper tantrum, I didn't take the bullet away from JBP until we got home. And even than I had to explain to him he wasn't being punished for anything. But I wouldn't let him play with it. I made him put it in his rear pocket and leave it be..
Bullets! I still can't believe they were giving kids bullets!
Nimitz' Lady
P.S. I just looked it up and it's Pistol Pete. Here's a picture
His name is something-or-other Pete. Prancing Pete, Pardner Pete, something like that. He's a big cowboy with a giant orange cowboy hat and two six-shooters strapped to his hips. Ok, so far, so good.
The bad part? Those are real pistols. And the mascot runs around shooting them off during timeouts and half-time.
The worst part? He also gives away the blank bullets to the kids as souvenirs. Now, I'm sorry. Even if I weren't a semi-pacifist who didn't believe in allowing kids to play even with toy guns, this would be a problem for me.
Bullets, even blanks, can injure and even kill people under the right circumstances. I don't care how careful you've been to disarm it, a bullet is NOT A TOY!
Out of respect for the home team, and because I didn't want to deal with a temper tantrum, I didn't take the bullet away from JBP until we got home. And even than I had to explain to him he wasn't being punished for anything. But I wouldn't let him play with it. I made him put it in his rear pocket and leave it be..
Bullets! I still can't believe they were giving kids bullets!
Nimitz' Lady
P.S. I just looked it up and it's Pistol Pete. Here's a picture
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