There is a noticeable rise of profanity within the Fourth Floor Dining Room.

Consequently, Barb asked me to create this poster to remind residents and visitors to behave in a civilized manner.

In the episode “Parental Glideance” we see Rainbow Dash's childhood kitchen and favorite food.

Windy Whistles:  “Here you go! Rainbow Dash's favorite meal! A pasta and potato sandwich on sourdough! She just loved to carbo-load.” [giggles]

As that pasta and potato sandwich sound delicious, I wanted to try that recipe for myself.  Here are the ingredients that I used to make my sandwich.

That sandwich is very good and I hope other people try it out for themselves.

My quotes on the heavy snowfalls of the winter of 2018 - 2019 in Duluth, Minnesota

How come so much white on the outside can make me feel so blue on the inside?

Speaking for myself, one more inch of snowfall in the winter of 2018 - 2019 is one inch too many.  A few more snowstorms and I’ll need alpine climbing gear to get out of my King Manor apartment building.

I saw someone bicycling during a Duluth, Minnesota snowstorm

This is proof that people can and do bicycle all the year round and in all types of weather.

My poster for the King Manor Club meeting next week

If humor sells goods and services, then attendance during our club meeting should increase.

My suggestion for a MLP-MSP F role-playing game

Will any attendees be hosting convention games based on the My Little Pony: Tails of Equestria game by River Horse?  I’d love to play in a game where the player characters attempt to locate the cave where the magic of the Fire of Friendship incinerated the dangerous windigos and then the ponies came together to establish Equestria, as described in the episode “Hearth's Warming Eve”.  That special cave is similar to Plymouth Rock, Valley Forge, and Independence Hall all rolled into one for United States citizens.  So, it would make sense that modern ponies would want to find that cave.

I attended the Twin Ports Dermatology SPRING OPEN HOUSE.

I took the East Mainline UMD bus to the open house.  In fact, you can see this bus in the lower left side of this image.

Here is a young man directing traffic around 1414 Woodland Avenue.  Even at two PM, there were still plenty of people who wanted to attend this open house.

Here is the entrance ice sculpture that in 18 degrees Fahrenheit and overcast skies with light snow has little chance of melting today.  So, to my mind there was little obvious reason why this sculpture was standing in a tray filled with ice.