I'm sitting here typing this with a great cup of coffee, meanwhile on the stove top, there are potatoes simmering - just waiting to be done enough to add onion and some of the fresh, house made corned beef that the awesome executive chef Rick Bennett gave me yesterday - leftovers from St. Patrick's Day brunch. This leftover corned beef also kind of made me stop at the store for some marbled rye bread, thousand island dressing & some sauerkraut. While I've got Irish blood in my veins, St. Patrick's Day is not a holiday I observe - it's not as if I can't, or don't drink, but St. Paddy's Day is at the top of my list for least favorite holidays given what the masses traditionally do on that day. Right underneath it would be New Year's Eve.
As if I needed more greatness to pile on top of this, I'm listening to some great new music - Reed Wiley's Too Blind To See, a gift from Sonic Bliss Productions. One good turn deserves another, I'm a man who loves to reciprocate acts of kindness, particularly when they revolve around things I'm passionate about - such as music. After a bit of searching for the perfect token for returning such a kind gesture, I'm actually excited about sending it off and the hope that my return serve has anywhere near the impact that its inspiration has had on me. I love practicing acts of kindness. Having said that, it's time to enjoy this freshly made corned beef hash and get a few things done around here before I hit the gym. I hope everyone has a great start to the week. Don't let the weather stop you, and there's no sense in blaming the groundhog - he'll never man up.
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