Day 4.  3 of 13 categories. 

Still can do in a less than normal workday.  Great since I am not even half way through my bizarre, completely self serving (the mind must be emptied!!!!) plan.

SO........ (I reserve the right to change the orders)

#13  THEME SONG for 9/19/19

Gotta love some Dr John



So much talent in the band... story isn't bad either

#12  WURTDAHPHERK???


My opinion...  Too much thought, planning and energy for reefer madness.  
Besides he is holding the horn wrong.

#11  Tech Thursday

Inspired by Graffiti Research Labs version of LED Throwies as found on Instructables.com

Spice up your presentation for a couple bucks max

Materials
 - 10 mm Diffused LED(s)
 - 3V Lithium batteries
-  Packing tape
- other materials to use include - small to tiny rare earth magnets, conductive epoxy, 
- use your imagination

Project:  Create inexpensive light show to spice up your presentation




Now to figure out why about $2000 worth of fireworks were just set off within feel the vibration range of my house...  There is a party we are missing (probably on purpose) somewhere

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