I have to write about this because it strikes as me being extremely weird.  I found more money on the ground, which is awesome, but unlike a few months ago it's relatively useless in the short run.  A few months ago I stumbled upon $25 laying on the ground which I used to treat myself to donuts.  The Best Donuts are for free of course.  Anyway, I found 5 Euro laying on the ground in the Subway by my apartment of all places and I can't think of a scenario that makes sense.  Was this person just back from an overseas flight to Europe and stopped for a Subway Club?  Or was this somebody on the way to a long international flight and they already happened to be carrying the money they were going to spend?  I have no other scenario and I'm skeptical of both of those.  I would have been far less confused by finding an Asian currency of some sort as both Seattle and Vancouver have a sizable and varied Asian population.  The kicker is 5 Euro isn't worth the effort to convert it over to US $.  I guess I need to go to Europe to spend it!  
Thursday trivia has been a regular mainstay for the last few weeks with some members of the Seattle kickball folks but this week we're taking a break.  We are taking a detour to watch some wrestling, but it's not normal wrestling, it's bacon mayonnaise wrestling.  I can't think of anything better than watching a guy in a bacon costume wrestling a guy in mayonnaise costume in a ring containing 200 gallons of bacon flavored mayonnaise.  Plus, it's for charity AND I get free BLT's AND it's going to be hilarious.  They have a drink called Mitch Morgan's, the drink that inspired Bacon Salt - Maker's Mark whiskey with a bacon garnish, which I won't be trying since I am not a whiskey connoisseur.  It does make me wonder how nobody from 201 or one of the assorted motley crew the we went to college with doesn't have a drink named after them.  The one where David drinks fryer grease doesn't count either.
Monday, October 27, 2008
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Maker's Mark, which I love, combined with bacon garnish? Sounds too good to be true!
-Drew
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