A Television Appearance

Last night, I noticed a goofy duo who were in the background of an Antiques Roadshow appraisal. It's a difficult search, but I will say to look towards the right side of the background when the camera is not zoomed on the photo or the people. Good luck.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/roadshow/archive/200704A37.html

Finally, the paper carrier comes through!

Well, I suppose everybody thought I was through with grading my paper carrier. And I was for a time - all the landings were pretty boring. Some landed pretty far away, but nothing spectacular. That was until today. When I first walked out, I couldn't find my newspaper. I was getting ready to call when I decided to do a little more investigating. I had it in my mind that maybe the newspaper fell to the first floor.

I was close, but if it had just fallen, I'm not sure I would be posting it here. Instead, the newspaper was balancing on the very edge of the second floor "hallway" as it were. In the picture, you can see the stairs on the top right, the railing is all the white on the bottom of the image. And the vertical line cutting across the newspaper is the very edge of the deck. Impressive, no?

1. Feet from door - ~ 4, maybe?
   
2. Direction - 10 o'clock
   
3. Overall grade - A
   
4. Comments - Very creative, high degree of difficulty - but a slight deduction since I had to get prepped before going outdoors and searching for the paper.
   

Inquiring minds need to know

So this Shagg doll can only mean that soon Shagg himself will finally reveal the mystery that all of humanity has been searching for since the beginning of time...or at least since ~13000BC.

Front and Center

Yesterday was a boring toss, but today was a good paper day, as you can plainly see.

1. Feet from door - < 1
   
2. Direction - front and center!
   
3. Overall grade - A-
   
4. Comments - Not creative, but at least I didn't have to venture out.