I am having fun in Italy, even though I’m very aware that many people in the world are not having fun.
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Even though I didn’t get much sleep last night waiting for Senator Cory Booker to break the record for the longest floor speech ever in the Senate and for the returns from the special elections in the USA, I still plan to have fun today on our last full day in Italy.
Are you having fun yet?
Thanks to all those who help me have fun, including YOU.
two great things happened here yesterday: Corey Booker broke the record of a man who fought against civil rights years ago, and The Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate won over the richest man in the world
I had fun getting those results in Italy, beth.
You’ve earned it, Ann.
Thanks for being such a fungi, Mark.
Isn’t Christ supposed to come back and judge??
Not to get too stereotypical here but, the running joke in Judaism is that their stomachs are colicky. “Hasn’t been able to digest a decent meal in weeks”. My wife’s family (Ashkenazi Jewish) fits this stereotype. So I imagine Jesus was just colicky.
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I had fun reading these comments, Barbara and Stan.
Should you stay in Italy? Hey, it is where my wife wants to live. So go for it.
What is still fun? Alone time with my wife. Baseball games with a beer and hot dog. Fly Fishing. A day at the beach.
I’m back in the USA now, Stan, and — believe it or not — I’m still having fun.
I’m glad you’re having so much fun in Italy you’re thinking about staying—though there are other good reasons why that would be on your mind. Still swings and roundabouts, as they say in a country to the north of where you are.
I’m sorry about the passing of Val Kilmer but the movie Top Secret! is still fun with all its silly sight gags.
Now I’m having fun reading your comment, Chris, and RIP Val Kilmer.