I saw a friend of mine that I hadn't seen in 6 years! We met up at a local orchard and did some catching up.

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Tonight my daughter's good friend is passing through on his way to Cincinnati. We're gonna go have a beer at a local pub and listen to some Celtic music :)

Watching Hym nap with my kitty... they were so cute.... lololol

Taking a nice warm shower after having to take cold ones for 2 days due to an issue with my propane. It definitely is those little things in life. Oh and the fact that it's November and I'm running around in shorts in nice, sunny weather.

Seeing all the young people lined up to vote in North Carolina. I love seeing that!

DOGS!!!!! My own 3 and the dogs at the boarding kennel where I work part time.:hangloose::hangloose:

Knowing only one more sleep till I get to see her!

CHICAGO CUBS!!!!!!!

Women could not Vote the last time the Cubs won. And now a female Cubs fan will be President.



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*A few factoids on the Cubs chances down 1-3

In coin-flip terms, what are the Cubs' chances of coming back?

Assume these two teams are evenly matched and thus each has a 50 percent chance of winning a given game. That means the Cubs' "side of the coin" is going to have to come up three straight times. Simple probability tells you there's a 12.5 percent chance of that happening. There's your quick and dirty guide to the Cubs' chances of upsetting the Indians in the 2016 World Series.


How many teams have won best-of-seven postseason series after being down 3-1?

Not counting this year's Cubs, 81 teams have fallen behind 3-1 in a best-of-seven playoff series. Of those 81 teams, 12 have come back to win the series in question -- five times in World Series play. Overall, that means 14.8 percent team of teams in the Cubs' position have pulled off the comeback. At this point, you'll note that history is a bit kinder to such teams than is the coin-flip model.

What about those teams who, like the Cubs, will have to play the final two games on the road?

Good point. If the Cubs win Game 5 and extend the series, then they'll play Game 6 and if necessary Game 7 at Progressive Field in Cleveland. As it turns out, 44 teams down 3-1 have been tasked with winning the final two games away from home, and six have pulled it off. That comes to 13.6 percent of such teams. That's not as promising as those overall "down 3-1" numbers, but it's still a bit better than the coin-flip outlook.

My supervisor...

I called her last night to touch base and hinted around being nervous about bringing my client bowling...because I don't know the first thing about it...

She confessed she doesn't know much either but agreed to meet me at the bowling alley so we could help each other learn. What a woman!

Getting a manicure with my mom today.

Zimmeh

A playdate with my nephew. He's 2. What an amazing age.

Dinner and drinks date with my butch.

The Cubbies win....so happy for them.

Playing hide n seek with Sadie and both of us running through the house like little kids do when their parents are not home. She cracks me up because the only time she growls at me is when we play hide n seek and then it is a playful puppy growl. :dog: