DIARY
– YESTERDAY – Routine. Reading and critiquing. At night, Jess and I had Mac and Cheese for dinner. It wasn’t a so-late night. Tonight we’re going to one of our Playwrights Horizons plays.
– WEATHER – I should just cut and past “thunderstorms” here each day and type in where they’re hitting. Today, a human surge from the gulf will plunge north over the Mississippi and dry winds out of the southwest will drive it towards the Atlantic. States hit: Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, and maybe Indiana and Ohio. It may be drizzly in the Northeast, or it may not. It will assuredly be drizzly in the Northwest.
– TIGERS – It doesn’t mean anything, being only three games in, but it doesn’t feel bad. The Tigers are the only team in the American league with a perfect standing so far this season. More impressive, they set a club record of 12 home runs in just two games, including two by Chris Shelton against Rangers’ pitcher R.A. Dicket. Again, not a bad way to start.
– APRIL – Is Couple Appreciation month.
– TODAY – Is World Health Day.
– TOMORROW – Is Worldwide Roma Nation day.
– SUNDAY – Is Palm Sunday.
– HAPPY BIRTHDAY – Today – William Wordsworth, Billie Holiday, and Francis Ford Coppola, Jack Black. Tomorrow – Buddha.
NATION OF THE WEEK
Nicaragua.
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Who is your favorite Major League Baseball Team?
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