I recently overheard someone say, “It’s so easy, even Coach Mike can do it…” Obviously that implies that I can only do easy things. I resent that a little bit. About a year ago I was walking through the airport, and I saw a sign with a stick figure on it – I guess that was supposed to be me or something. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVK0ZR_ufcU).
Not cool. Not too cool at all.
Here’s an interview I did in 1999 with a Vampiress. She talks a lot about philosophy and happiness. For example, enjoyment is found in the now, not in the past or the future. It’s good stuff.
The video says it’s intended for mature audiences, but it’s really pretty tame. She’s wearing basically the equivalent of a bikini. I rated it NC-17 so that’s why you have to verify your age. To be honest, not many people read my blog anyway…
Is she a real vampiress? Well that may be stretching it a little bit, but hey, vampires are big nowadays. And as I will say in the next blog post after this one, the posts I do about women usually generate much more traffic to my blog than any of my posts on sports or autism combined although you can still expect a lot more of those in the future. For example, the Most Beautiful TV News Women of 2008 blog literally got more traffic than all my other blog posts combined, ever.
If some people think it toes the line of what is appropriate, well, it is what it is. Guess what? I guess I don’t really care anymore. Listen to the wisdom in the video.
I went to Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park in Virginia on October 21 because I had never been there and I also wanted to see the fall foliage. The leaves had actually not quite peaked yet – there were a lot of yellows but not a lot of oranges and reds.
Shenandoah Park in Virginia in the Fall
I did get to see a bear for the first time ever outside of a zoo, though. I was just thinking earlier, “I’ve never seen a bear. It would be cool to see one.” Then as I was driving north on Skyline Drive just north of Route 211, I saw a bear high up in a tree, probably about 30 yards up the tree, just west of the road. It was a young black bear, probably about three and a half feet long. It climbed down the tree and then walked deeper into the woods. Just as it was getting out of eyesight, I thought there might have been another one but I couldn’t tell for sure. Pretty cool. Here’s the shaky video I took. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnLWjh4pJ2U
As for the scenery, it was pretty nice. I imagine that the leaves probably are peaking right now although some of them would have already turned brown.
This is the world debut of my new video: The Most Interesting Man in the World, a takeoff on the Dos Equis commercial.
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