[quote=bjh;45087404]We're supposed to get rain this weekend. So batten down the hatches, but first here are . . .
Today's Questions:
What are some good places to walk for exercise?
Any where you can put one foot in front of the other.
Some people walk at malls. Do you ever go to the mall anymore?
Not the one closet to our house.
Tell us anything that happened in a mall:
There's a lot that goes on there that doesn't make the news. It's just a matter of time before the shootings start. John never wanted me to go there alone. He worked in that area and the mall was always the source of the high crime rate.
Have you been to a mall that has fountains in it?
Yes
Do you have a favorite decorative public fountain anywhere?
Yes in Chicago.
How about any favorite typeface fonts?
--> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typeface

Foodie Questions:
What foods and drinks do you like to see for sale at a mall food court?
Ice cream, those cinnamon rolls (very deadly at about 600 calories) and specialty candy shops. Oh yeah, I forgot about those warm, soft pretzels. Maybe it's a good thing that we don't shop much.
Extra:
Have you ever planned a funeral?
No
Have you pre-planned and pre-paid any funerals?

Just for fun: 
In your opinion why DID the chicken cross the road?
Chickens are beyond stupid. I'm sure it just walked around at random saying I don't know, I don't know. I had a rooster that loved to be in my bean patch. I had a fence around it each year and I swear it took him two years to figure out how to fly over the fence. He's buried in that spot now. He was dumber then a box of rocks but he gave me chicken hugs every morning.
I'll never forget him running around the yard with a piece of left over pancake in his beak. He talked about it for quite awhile before he finally ate it. It was if his brain was stuck on stupid.
Today in History:
1929 Babe Ruth 1st baseball player to hit 500 home runs in his career with a home run in Cleveland, Ohio
1937 Edith Wharton, American author of The Age of Innocence and other books, died in France at age 75
1942 Actress Hedy Lamarr received patent for frequency-hopping spread spectrum communications, basis for wireless technology
1959 Sheremetyevo International Airport, the second-largest airport in Russia, opened near Moscow
1968 Last steam train run on British Rail
2015 1st time in Major League Baseball history all 15 home teams won their game, previous record 12 in 1914
Today's Quote:
"There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it."
~ Edith Wharton, American author
Today’s Word:
font 1 [font] noun
1.a receptacle, usually of stone containing water, ex. used in baptism
2.a productive source, ex. He/she is a font of criticism, or wisdom, or ideas.
3.the reservoir for oil in a lamp
5.Archaic. a fountain
Origin - Middle English > Old English > Latin for spring or fountain
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font 2 [font] noun
Printing. a complete assortment of type of one style and size
Origin - Middle French > Latin, a pouring, molding, casting, from Latin "fundere" to pour, akin to foundry
Today Includes:
Mountain Day (Japan)
Raspberry Tart Day
This Week Includes:
Elvis Week
Farmers' Market Week
Stop on Red Week
Today's Stately Picture:
Kansas. Sunrise near Riley, Kansas. So bright need some shades.
Made freely available on flickr.com by
Garett Gabriel
Wishing you a Thursday so perfect it looks photoshopped!
Thanks bjh. My Thursday will be perfect when I'm chin deep in Lake Michigan. It's brutal out there again today. This has been the hottest summer
