Hump Day

I learned a couple of years ago that Wednesdays are called Hump Days. Imagine my shock and the accompanying chuckles when I first heard someone refer to Wednesday as Hump Day. So I just wanted to clear up that common misconception; get your minds out of the gutter. Hump Day is great though for you working folks, unless you have to work weekends, the work week is halfway over. Wednesdays don't really do it for me though except it does mark the coming of Thursday. I'm starting to play in an old man basketball league at my old high school. It should be a good time and some good regular exercise every week.

I also had my phone interview with the recruiter from the MATCH School today. I think it went pretty well, but I can't be sure since I'm not very good on the phone. I'm supposed to hear back from them next week about whether I get an on-site interview.

I saw another random movie again today. I think it was called Sketches? It starred C. Thomas Howell and Jason Bateman. It's about a road trip that three friends take from Ohio to California as a last adventure since one of them has a terminal illness. It wasn't bad. I just tried to look it up quickly on IMDB, but I'm having trouble locating it. I trying to find it to get a picture for this post. In light of my failure, I'm just going to find a random picture to post.

I chose the winning couples of the first 3 seasons of Beauty and the Geek. I never saw all of season 4 and none (maybe one or two episodes) of season 5.














1. Chuck and Caitilin


















2. Cher and Josh

















3. Scooter and Megan




Megan of season 3 went on to reality show superstardom. Her next appearance was in Bret Michael's Rock of Love. Then she appeared in VH1's I Love Money before attending Rock of Love Charm School, ran by none other than Sharon Osbourne. Interesting facts: Her partner, Scooter, is a Harvard grad and Megan is also a Playboy model. Cher of Season 2 ended up falling for one of the geeks. She didn't fall for her partner; she fell for Wes, a scientist that shot monkeys with lasers. It was a pretty good show, and Ashton Kutcher, who's disappeared from media spotlights, produced it.