Shouldn't The Men Wear Speedos?

Hope you don't mind hearing a little more about the Olympics - haven't been watching too much today - have been at my second job most of the day - more on that in a moment.  So right now I'm watching synchronized diving - didn't even know they had that - it's pretty cool - do they still have synchronized swimming?  I saw it recently at a swim party I was at in July - the ladies were pretty good!  And what's up with the men's beach volleyball uniforms - they wear tank tops with swim shorts - the ladies wear bikini's - shouldn't the men wear speedos?

So spent most of the day today at church getting ready for Vacation Bible School.  As a kid - I never really appreciated what went into the whole event - but I don't remember it being such a big thing - and we usually only had about 20 - 30 kids - at most.  We will have 186 kids starting tomorrow and we will give it our all!  We'll have a blast with each and every one - no matter how small!  Jan - that's the best I can do - hoping to impress even the tiniest of Who's!

So after getting done at the church tonight - the last thing I wanted to do was go home and cook - so I stopped by McDonald's and picked up one of their new southern style chicken sandwiches - the new one with the two pickles - hmmm - I wonder where they go the idea for this sandwich - could it be my favorite place?  And I have to tell you - it was ok - but still doesn't beat out Chick-Fil-A!  The fries were nice and hot and salty though - yummy!

One last thing - so I get weekly newsletter from the Alzheimer's Association and found the latest one a little upsetting - this is what it said...

"A new study suggests that those who are unmarried or not living with a partner in midlife may have an increased risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease" - great - so apparently I need to get married or find a partner to live with!  There is hope - though - in the same newsletter it said this...

"Additional research indicates that people who ruminate, or repeatedly think about their problems, may also reduce their Alzheimer's risk" - hmmm... wonder if this cancels out the other!  God Bless Me!