Me...after grocery-shopping-while-hungry....
Oh sure...I picked up bread and milk and eggs & such...
...encompassing a couple of raspberry filled doughnuts...more eggnog...Pepsi...Lindt Orange Dark Chocolate...Cocoa...and more.
December calories don't count.
Right?
Anyway...I am now the proud owner of Aisle Five.
And, then, there are the late night games.
The Lions...The Chiefs...The Bengals.
All ending with down-to-the-wire wins.
The guy and I are going to have heart-attacks if this keeps up!
So many great teams this year!
Playoffs are going to be brutal.
Want to have a heart-attack?
Only 15 days until Christmas!!!
The halls are decked...the plans are slowly being made...getting ready to celebrate John's birthday...can't believe it is almost 2025!
Our distraction this week?
This guy. 26 year old, Italian-American, Master's Degree...Valedictorian...Dead sexy and buff...civically minded.
So civically minded he decided that The Healthcare Insurance system was abhorrent and that they needed to be taught a lesson.
...here is where the rub comes in...
And so he did.
...teach them an unforgettable lesson...
By gunning down their CEO.
...to be fair...the CEO...through claim denials...had probably been responsible for thousands of deaths and endless suffering...
I think we all have insurance company claim denial horror stories.
Just after making his getaway, he earned the nickname
"The Claims Adjuster"
and had the makings of a folk hero.
He slipped away, and after 6 days we started to think maybe he had gotten away with it.
...many of us silently hoping he would...
Yesterday, they were tipped off by a McDonalds worker in Pennsylvania...and he was arrested.
Now, he is charged with murder.
An amateur's mistake they caught him with the fake ID...the gun...and a hand-written manifesto of Why He Did It.
Yeah, he is so busted.
A moment's flirtation with a girl at the hostel desk...holding on to items he should have certainly discarded...and what amounts to a hand-written confession will probably cost this kid most (if not all) of his adult life.
Life can be a tough instructor.
Have a Wonderful Week!
Love,
Carla