But everyone knows I just give and give.
Oh, before I forget, tomorrow, is a "Caption This Wednesday" using another picture
stolen borrowed from Rubba, and then it gets really exciting.
That's right!
A MAJOR AWARD FOR THE BEST CAPTION AS VOTED BY THE ENTIRE STAFF!

"It's... it's... it's indescribably beautiful! It reminds me of the Fourth of July!"
No, not that award. Rubba has designed an extra special, one of a kind award to be presented to the winner of Wednesday's contest.
I like delivering blog posts fresh to your doorstop every morning. I don't prewrite them (isn't that obvious?) but I have carefully chosen every topic, which every blogger knows is half the battle.
The other 80% is the writing of it.
By the way, I do drop in little nuance jokes from time to time. I'm surprised how many of them slip by.
I got in the habit of doing things like that in college. I went to college (again) in the late 1990's where I was generally acknowledged as the oldest person on campus who wasn't a professor.
Anyway, I used to intentionally put things in my papers just to see if the professors read them.
Probably the funniest thing I ever did was in a rather scholarly paper for a history class.
While I was discussing Lincoln, I mentioned something about how much easier it would have been if the Union forces had

leading the army instead of Sherman.
I may have mentioned other important facts like the most important event of the 20th century was my birth. Oh yeah, and because Einstein died around the time I was born, I was the reincarnation of him.
The professor missed all of these gems.

Oh, I was talking about more things to come this week. You can look forward to part 2 of answers to ladies' questions about men on Friday. If you haven't submitted a question yet, you are welcome to put one in the comments section. I still have plenty from last week, but if you have a burning issue:
it would be tasteless to put a picture of a hygiene product, so I won't.
You're welcome.
And, in a few days, even more super surprises.
So keep stopping back.