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Trades her soul as skin and bones
(You better love loving and you better behave)
Sells the only thing she owns
(You better love loving and you better behave) ooh ooh
Woman in chains (the sun and the moon), woman in chains
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NASCAR is one of those popular things I detest. There is something about watching a bunch of automobiles run around a track which I find abhorrent. Perhaps it is my avoidance of much which is circular — including logic, conversational elements, and other such moronic things people do.
Be all of this as it may, on this day in 1950 Darlington Raceway became the site of the first Southern 500 which was the first 500 mile NASCAR race.
This is only significant because of who and where I am. I come from a long line of NASCAR fans and though I wouldn't be caught dead attending any NASCAR function I am in a distinct minority among my peers.
Darlington Raceway is a race track built for NASCAR racing located in Darlington, South Carolina. I have traveled past it numerous times but never stopped there for any reason.
It is nicknamed "The Lady in Black" and "The Track Too Tough to Tame" by many NASCAR fans and drivers and advertised as A NASCAR Tradition.
Get a life.
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We have another Welsh Rarebit Day.
Each September 3rd it's time for a taste of the savory cheese dish.
The dish name translates to 'welsh rabbit' although there is no game in it which is good for me personally because rodents such as hares and rabbits are something I decline to eat.
Mom used to fix us toast with the hot cheese poured over it and it was something I enjoyed.
I personally thought it was better with the more crusty types of French and Italian breads rather than the plain white bread we used to eat more often.
Welsh Rarebit makes a wonderful fondue.
In Western Europe, taverns serve it with ale but I personally don't like to have alcoholic drinks with my food either.
Regardless, I enjoy the dish on those rare occasions it turns up on the menu and will celebrate the day for that reason alone.
Happy National Welsh Rarebit Day to you !
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| • | August 15, 1945 | In Japan, and because of time zone differences |
| • | August 14, 1945 | In the United States and the rest of the Americas and Eastern Pacific Islands |
| • | September 2, 1945 | When the surrender document was signed, officially ending World War II. |
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An N95 respirator is a respiratory protective device designed to achieve a very close facial fit and very efficient filtration of airborne particles. Note that the edges of the respirator are designed to form a seal around the nose and mouth.Early on September once was a time of pending harvests, carnivals, cupcakes and such. Now it's just a continuation of that drudgery the democrats have wrought onto the nation with impunity with their fear mongering of the ignorant masses unable to discern the truth for themselves.
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This blog doesn't generate a lot of comments. It does, however get me a few hate mails periodically via my contact form by those who don't want to afford me the opportunity to respond on some specific blog entry they found personally offensive.
In actuality, this rather gives me pause in the big scheme of things because a person afraid to pursue another within that medium they find 'offensive' is a coward.
Thusly, I read the emails then discard them as a rule because were the person serious they would have leveled their attack on the blog itself instead of a cyber 'arbiter' medium as it were.
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Some would view this as a form of harassment ... but can you really be harrassed from another when they can't even pursue you on the specific venue from which they take issue ? I view it all rather like some misbegotten game show.
The comments though not positive, roll off my back like water from a duck. You have to get up pretty early in the morning to beat me in the department of abusive, foul, and hurtful language as well.
So I sit and indulge those emails once then set them free in the ether of the bit bucket seeing how they can't be recorded for posterity in the blog proper.
Such is life. Such are cowards. Boo !
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