So, lots of you two-leggeds probably already know about Pluto Living. But some of you don't. Here is your chance to find out. Go over to listen to her sage advice and have a chuckle or two also.
In this clip, we find that Pluto is a Dognostic. She actually celebrates all holidays, as long as they have treats.
After enjoying that and brightening your day, go search on Mr. Googlie for more Pluto Living videos. Learn about the Whacky Word Wall, listen to Pluto tell all the ways that Cats Are Amazing, and even listen to some Bad Jokes from Pluto.
If you don't enjoy Pluto, then I don't think you deserve any treats today.
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Tuesday, April 21, 2020
Monday, April 15, 2013
Simple
To honor Thursday night's guest, I will keep this post very simple.
Asteroids. NASA wants to lasso an asteroid. I have a better idea. Lasso asteroids and haul them to Pluto. Glue them to the surface and make Pluto bigger. It's time to make Pluto a planet again and this might help it achieve its former glory.
Should pot be legal? This will have to be decided in Nancy Reagan vs. Cheech and Chong.
In New York, or the Big Apple as some call it, costumed characters are behaving badly, so much so that Shrek had to give some advice to Elmo.
Stephen's guest last Thursday was Cass Sunstein. His book "Simpler: The Future of Government" looks at ways to make government more streamlined. One way this has been done already is that the Food Pyramid has been changed to the Food Plate. Cass Sunstein says that instead of following a lot of confusing rules about what to eat and how much to eat, just see that your plate is about half fruits and vegetables and that should do a good job of making sure you are have a balanced diet.
Asteroids. NASA wants to lasso an asteroid. I have a better idea. Lasso asteroids and haul them to Pluto. Glue them to the surface and make Pluto bigger. It's time to make Pluto a planet again and this might help it achieve its former glory.
Should pot be legal? This will have to be decided in Nancy Reagan vs. Cheech and Chong.
In New York, or the Big Apple as some call it, costumed characters are behaving badly, so much so that Shrek had to give some advice to Elmo.
Stephen's guest last Thursday was Cass Sunstein. His book "Simpler: The Future of Government" looks at ways to make government more streamlined. One way this has been done already is that the Food Pyramid has been changed to the Food Plate. Cass Sunstein says that instead of following a lot of confusing rules about what to eat and how much to eat, just see that your plate is about half fruits and vegetables and that should do a good job of making sure you are have a balanced diet.
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