MARCH 13, SUNDAY-- Getting used to Daylight Savings Time. Pizza and pitchers at Hickory Lodge in McCullom Lake. Stop at Sunnyside in Johnsburg.
MARCH 14, MONDAY-- Took the '03 to Ray Chevrolet in Fox Lake to get the back lights fixed. Went to Half-Times for their Monday Happy Hour with 1/2 price appetizers and $1 20 oz. drafts. Really getting tired of all the political ads as tomorrow is primary day in Illinois.
MARCH 15, TUESDAY-- Took the '11 Malibu to Ray Chevrolet for recall on the seatbelt. Enjoyed looking at the 2015-1016 Camaros and Malibus. Probably our next car. I tried the Taco Bell breakfast offerings, not bad for a buck.
Drove to Woodstock for the Harold Ramis Tribute at the Woodstock Theatre. First, I saw the movie "London Has Fallen." I then went to La Placita Taqueria Mexican Restaurant for dinner. Great burrito. Even better, this was where the Tip-Top Cafe was in the movie "Groundhog Day" and I sat in the spot where Bill Murray crammed all that food into his mouth. Harold Ramis was very involved with this movie and directed it as well as co-wrote the screenplay.
I then saw the third of the movies in the tribute to him, "National Lampoon's Animal House." This is my all-time favorite movie and it was great seeing it on the big screen again. Until the end, this movie could have been my old fraternity, Delta Sigma Phi. There sure was a lot of laughing and many, like me, knew the lines essentially by heart.
Laughing All the Way. --RoadDog
RAMBLINGS OF A RETIRED MIND: Why do they put up pictures of criminal in the post office? What are we supposed to do-- write to these men? Why don't they put their pictures on postage stamps so the mailmen can look for them while they deliver the mail?
Being an account of some things I'm interested in, what I'm doing, and reflections on my past, especially music.
Listen to this man. Seven years of college, you know. Trying to reason with 2020 and, now, 2022.
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