Thank You Chris (and several other thank yous)

When I was a teenager I was a big fan of the Kevin and Bean morning show on KROQ. Although I listen mostly to Adam Corolla show nowadays I still like K&B. I remember years ago that the song "Thank You" by Alanis Morrisette was popular. So Kevin and Bean called a random hotel in India and said, "Is this India?" The operator responded, "Yes." And of course Kevin and Bean responded "Thank You." To this day I find that quite funny. So I thought I might say a few thank yous.



Thank you Christopher Columbus, for sort of discovering America and thus allowing me to have a day off from work. Sure you really found Hispaniola (modern day Dominican Republic and Haiti) and you were looking for India, but hey thanks anyways.



Thank you Gavin Brenier, Your performance in sacrament was unbelievable. During one meeting he managed to scream that he did not want to wear a tie, and then screamed where is my tie. Ate cheese and crackers and chucked the red spreading stick, demanded to be taken out of the chapel spilled the water on my pants, and use the phrase loudly during the closing prayer "Oh c'mon." Thank you for allowing me to have a very spiritual experience.

Thank you random pan handling lady from Saturday night. Because you weren't where you said would be after we got you groceries you gave my dad and brother in law ammunition to ridicule my sister's generosity.

Thank you Haydan and Bronte for eating my salt water taffy and then leaving various wrappers and discarded candy in my back seat and stuck to my 49ers jacket. That was great, I really appreciate it.

Thank you dad for your willingness to share the remote control for the "dish". I was all but forced to watch an episode of the Starter Wife.

And I would like to thank myself for calling my friend Jeff at midnight to discuss flag football from four years ago. I know that if I was stressing out with Medical school a phone call would be just what I would want when I am asleep.

So on Canadian Thanksgiving, there is a lot to be thankful for.