Friday, April 15, 2011

How do the stores on Sesame Street stay in business

It seems that Sesame Street is a mixed residential area. I am wondering how the stores stay in business especially because I can never remember when Cookie Monster ever paid for a cookie. Do they run a tab and settle up? Or are the prices subsidised by the people for the Monsters/puppets? I wonder if it is located near a UFO crash. 

Last night proved Albert Einstein's quote 

Put your hand on a hot stove for a minute, and it seems like an hour. Sit with a pretty girl for an hour, and it seems like a minute. THAT'S relativity."

when going to two different things. I am not a fan of the financial district between 5 and 7 when all of the hustles and bustle crowd are riding the end of their respective dinosaurs. 
After a networking event I walked past 111 Minna and I saw that the fine people at the Colt 45 company was bringing back their "Works Every Time" slogan. 

Drove across town to the Academy of Science. I was a member when it first opened but as I have to pay for Grown Folks night, I decided to not renew. I am not going to go during the day because of screaming school children, instead of screaming drunks at the night time thing. 

Going back to Wednesday kickball was all good with a couple of dramatic plays include learning about advances in Doctor glue. 

On the subject of running. The most I have ever run in a week was 34.21. Right now I am at 30.16 for the week with a long run (of at least 11 miles) tomorrow. 


posted by Marcus Ronaldi at 12:18 PM

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