We're beyond the Super Bowl and before spring training. There's no playoff games anywhere, but the Winter Olympics beckon.
Oh well. At least it's something to do on a Friday.
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I remind you of this in part because it's the shameless self promotion I'm told I need (although, honestly, I am very uncomfortable with it), but also as Amazon offers books by one Charles Martin. I have nothing against him, but I am Charles Martin Cosgriff. I'm not that other guy!
I remind you of this in part because it's the shameless self promotion I'm told I need (although, honestly, I am very uncomfortable with it), but also as Amazon offers books by one Charles Martin. I have nothing against him, but I am Charles Martin Cosgriff. I'm not that other guy!
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- I am interested in saving the world from itself. Short of that, a likely enough scenario, I simply hope to make myself a better man.
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1 comment:
I am really looking forward to the Winter Olympics! My favorite Winter Olympic sport is ice hockey. It will also be neat to see sports that aren't shown often on television, like curling, bobsledding, and luge.
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