Chinese New Year

Today’s sky was as uneventful as yesterday’s, but I decided to take a photo anyway. I went out on the deck in mid-afternoon and recreated, as best as possible, lat night’s Last of 2007 Enchanted Ceiling picture. Now I have to take precious minutes of the new year and post them to the site.

Rambo? How old is Stallone?

How do they expect to sell me on the merits of High Definition DVDs or Blueray Discs by broadcasting clips of movies into my living room on my analog TV?

You would have thunk it was a religious holiday with the amount of places that weren’t open today. Because it was a relatively nice day, sunny, mid 50s, we decided to walk the mile up to a shopping center and get a pizza. Roma Pizza was closed. No problem, there is a Moe’s on the other side of the parking lot. Problem, they were closed too, so we kept walking. About a half a mile further was a shopping center with a Japanese restaurant and an Indian one too. One of those were bound to be open. Nope. We had one last hope before settling on a sub sandwich from the deli of the grocery store that was on the way home. It didn’t look open, but the OPEN sign was lit. We tried the door and entered the Jade of China. Fortunately the Year of the Rat starts on February 7th and not January 1st.