I'd forgotten that NH TV icon, Fritz Wetherbee, had roots in Milford. Here he discusses the origin of the town's name. (related link)
The girls finished watching all three seasons of the 1970's Wonder Woman this morning. It all started when they first saw Lynda Carter on 'Sky High'.
We wish the girls could rent the original 'Bionic Woman', but it isn't available due to legal reasons described here. (related link)
Back from a Step class at the Milford Golds. Michelle took the kidlets to Target so that Claire could be a birthday present for her friend.
Reading 2 bits of Milford news: 1) flood analysis (related link) & 2) Constitutional scholars win state competition (related link)
Ok Apple Fan Boys, just saw the girls watching an old Hannah Montana. In this episode she craves the new 'Z phone'. (related link)
Had a quick nap, ran some errands, and then checked the tires on both vehicles for winter pressure loss. Kids watched 'Like Mike' on DVD.
Every time I see the chip coolers on our high end graphics cards, I think in a pinch they could be used to replace the radiator in my car!
Bought the family some takeout Chinese food from Kowloon Wasabi. It's hard to feed them for less money. ;-) ~$21 w/leftovers for tomorrow.
I can't get over how many Garmin Nüvi models there are now! There were only 2 (US & Europe) when I bought mine 2 years ago. (related link)
Stopped by the car wash for a quick rinse and then picked up Claire from a birthday party. More studying before going to bed...
Kowloon Wasabi sounds good. When we splurge on McDonalds it's about $25 total for all 7 of us. I keep that in mind at the grocery store - it makes good meat sound cheap :-)
Posted by: Bill White at January 27, 2008 12:54 AMHi Bill,
I know what you mean! McD's, Wendy's, BK, etc. Unless you focus carefully and order most things from the dollar menu, it's pretty difficult to feed parents and five kidlets for <$20.
Disclaimer: to be fair, Claire was away at a birthday party.
Posted by: Scott at January 27, 2008 05:40 AM