By The Numbers....
By the Numbers....
If you're keeping score.
It's tax day. Lot of people crunching some numbers. In that spirit, a few numbers.....
15: When they announced on the radio last night that April 15th was also High Five day, the number of times one particular co-worker went to high five me.
0: The number of times anybody else wanted me to high five them.
3: The number of times I wanted to high five somebody.
1: Number of times the person said to me: Leave Me Alone.
4: The number of times I saw somebody out of the corner of my eye last night, but when I turned to look, nobody was there.
1: Number of times I was really weirded out by it.
20: The number of minutes I had to wait on a grilled chicken wrap and a sugarfree cherry limeade when I stopped at Sonic after work.
3: On a scale of 1 to 10, how much I enjoyed my post-work meal.
3: On the trip from work to Sonic, and from Sonic to home, the number of times I had to swerve lightly to the left to avoid somebody in a motorized wheelchair riding on the edge of the road.
5: Roughly, the number of miles I travelled from work to Sonic, and Sonic to home.
3: Number of school zones I passed through in that time.
1: Number of school marm/crossing guards who yelled through my closed window to slow down, even though I was doing the mandatory 15 miles an hour.
300+: Number of times I've heard the Herm Johnson skit on the Bob and Tom Show.
Every time: Number of times I laugh when Herm loses his cool yelling for his hard-of-hearing wife of 67 years Marguerite.
2: Number of days ago I did my taxes.
0: On a scale of one to 10, how much I'm looking forward to having to go to the post office today, anyway.
Thank you. These have been the mundanities of Tommy's Thursday.
If you're keeping score.
It's tax day. Lot of people crunching some numbers. In that spirit, a few numbers.....
15: When they announced on the radio last night that April 15th was also High Five day, the number of times one particular co-worker went to high five me.
0: The number of times anybody else wanted me to high five them.
3: The number of times I wanted to high five somebody.
1: Number of times the person said to me: Leave Me Alone.
4: The number of times I saw somebody out of the corner of my eye last night, but when I turned to look, nobody was there.
1: Number of times I was really weirded out by it.
20: The number of minutes I had to wait on a grilled chicken wrap and a sugarfree cherry limeade when I stopped at Sonic after work.
3: On a scale of 1 to 10, how much I enjoyed my post-work meal.
3: On the trip from work to Sonic, and from Sonic to home, the number of times I had to swerve lightly to the left to avoid somebody in a motorized wheelchair riding on the edge of the road.
5: Roughly, the number of miles I travelled from work to Sonic, and Sonic to home.
3: Number of school zones I passed through in that time.
1: Number of school marm/crossing guards who yelled through my closed window to slow down, even though I was doing the mandatory 15 miles an hour.
300+: Number of times I've heard the Herm Johnson skit on the Bob and Tom Show.
Every time: Number of times I laugh when Herm loses his cool yelling for his hard-of-hearing wife of 67 years Marguerite.
2: Number of days ago I did my taxes.
0: On a scale of one to 10, how much I'm looking forward to having to go to the post office today, anyway.
Thank you. These have been the mundanities of Tommy's Thursday.
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