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Ten Years Ago Today in This Blog
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Here is Kurt Schlichter's latest column.
“Drearily Predictable”
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I had a great month abike. I rode all 31 days of January, for a total of 630.1 miles. That's an average of 20.32 miles per day and per ride. This is the best January of my life, in terms of miles ridden. A year ago, I rode 620 miles. I not only bought a new bike this month (see inset), but I had my old bike (a Trek Domane 5.2) refurbished. I now have two screaming machines. Truth be told, I love the old bike more!Roto Ergo Sum
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Two evenings ago, Katherine and I watched The Wedding Singer (1998) on Amazon Prime (at a cost of only $4.32, counting sales tax). Katherine saw the movie many years ago, but I never had. The movie is set in 1985 and is downright silly, with a few uproariously funny scenes. Adam Sandler plays a wedding singer who pursues a woman (played by Drew Barrymore), wooing her with his singing and charm. Billy Idol makes a cameo appearance. The soundtrack includes many great songs from the 1980s, such as "Hold Me Now," by Thompson Twins. It was jarring to be reminded of the clothing worn in the 1980s. (Think Miami Vice.) All in all, I enjoyed the movie. It brought back memories (all fond) of my years in Tucson.Here is the trailer.
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