My wife was in the other room and had been in there for a while. I got up to check on her because I knew she wasn’t feeling well. She was resting on the bed in-between doing the laundry and cleaning the bathroom. This was after she cooked dinner.

I suggested that she leave the cleaning alone until she felt better and she replied that she had to clean when she was sick. To which I replied “Let’s go for a walk.” (It was cold and raining outside.)

She declined and amended her previous statement: she had to clean when her stomach was upset. That might sound weird but we have two dogs and a cat and the smells bother her sometimes. Now, dinner was not my cup of tea, so, seizing on a comedic opportunity I replied: “More food?”

Surprisingly, she was too busy laughing to throw anything at me.

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There’s not much to say about the State of the Union (SOTU) that won’t be said a thousand times by others. It’s nothing more than an exercise in “speechifying” and political posturing.

I will add my own unique take on one small item though: Governor Kaine. It was my first time seeing him and I had a hard time staring at the screen as he talked. His eyebrows seemed to move independent of one another and to pull his eyeballs around with them. He looked like nothing more than the love child of Captain Kirk and Spock.

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