POTATOES!

Good morning. I couldn't come up with a good title for today, so I just sent a shout out to one of my favorite foods. Let's just take a second and think about the awesomeness of potatoes. I mean fried, baked, steamed, mashed, scalloped, twice baked, bacon-covered, drowning in gravy, grilled, charbroiled, I could go on and on. Heck, I hate cheese, and love a little cheese on potatoes. Now that I'm super hungry, and 2+ hours away from lunch, lets move on.

Fact #716. "There is a museum of strawberries in Belgium."
Those crazy Belgiums. Although, the other thing they are known for is really good covered in strawberries, so it only makes sense that they have a strawberry museum. (Belgium waffles people, keep up!) Gosh, now we're talking about food again and my tummy is getting all rumbly. But, back to the strawberry museum. How does that even work? I mean, are they fake strawberries, or preserved strawberries (can you preserve a strawberry? And I don't mean like make it into a jelly, I mean save it in its original form forever), or do they just rotate their inventory and get a new display every few weeks. That's one way to get people to keep coming back. Promise a new show every week! I could be on to something here.I could open up a yard sale museum. Every week we have new crap. And it's all for sale. And it's all your old crap. Come check it out! Oh, wait, they have those. They're called pawn shops. Dang. Another idea I'm too late on. Story of my life.

This is probably not going to be very long. I'm super sleepy. And my brain is working about seventeen speeds slower then normal. But before I leave you, book shout-out. Just finished "Evermore" by Alyson Noel last night (after starting it just yesterday too). Not terrible. Not amazing. Closer to amazing then terrible. Probably going to get the next one in the series during lunch or after work.

I'm going to go and listen to my "Defying Gravity" channel on Pandora (a.k.a. show tunes). Something has to keep me awake! Hope I don't start belting out Wicked tunes, because I have coworkers now.