What Are You Thinking? Continued 14

I overheard two guys having a conversation about the logistics of Santa, were he real. And then an attractive woman walked by and one of the two said "I'd like to stuff something down her chimney" after she was out of earshot.

And now I'm kind of wondering which orifice qualifies as the chimney in this case.

This is not the rabbit hole my brain wants to be going down right now.

Obviously her ash hole. 🙃
 
So, once again, the federal government is getting ready to lie to the American public, when NORAD will once again 'track' the movements of Santa in his sleigh as he traverses the world giving Christmas gifts.

It's all in good fun of course.

The tradition began in 1955, when when a misprinted phone number in a Sears ad led to children calling the operations line of the Continental Air Defense Command (CONAD), NORAD's predecessor. Air Force Colonel Harry Shoup answered one of the calls and, to his surprise, found a child asking about Santa Claus. He assured the youngster that CONAD would guarantee Santa a safe journey from the North Pole.

He got the approval to direct his staff to set up a short TV spot for the news, showing how CONAD was tracking Santa. It proved so immensely popular that it became a tradition.
 
I’m wondering whether we’d get along better today than we did back then — maybe we could avoid all the traps.

But that’s exactly what coping looks like.

I’d love to tell her that every decision involving her is a struggle. She’d love that. But I’m not there.
 
I’m thinking about how much I miss my parrot. She’s fine, don’t worry! But she goes to bed around 5pm these days (it’s winter here) and I miss her at night.
 
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