More Offbeat Bookmarks

      I found a few more of the offbeat bookmarks from the recent taking of inventory. First is a flyer advertising internet banking with US Bank. I still really don't do this much, aside from EFT for my car insurance. The other is direct deposit of my payroll check. I don't write many checks now, most of them are mailed when I write them. Another bookmark is a half-page I ripped out of a catalog. I am sent these all the time in the mail, but I don't order from them. It's just easier to me to go into a store than wait for them in the mail. Many of them on this page are self-help books. I wrote 'Keep your brain alive' at the top of the page, it must have been another book title. First book I noticed on this page is 'Reading people: how to understand people and predict their behavior- by JE Dimitrius and M Mazzarella. Then there's Body Language 101: the ultimate guide to knowing when people are lying, by David Lambert. Third is 'How to talk to anyone: 92 little tricks for big success in relationships, by Leil Lowndes. Fourth and final one is 'Stick it to the man: how to skirt the law, by Ronald Lewis. I think I already have a similar one to the body language book.
    At the comedy club tonight I was tired and knew I experienced 'Micro sleep' more than once during one comic's time onstage. The show was more than half over by then. I did leave early due to this. There  was some snowfall I saw when taking the bus home from work, and I made it to the club before eating dinner as I wanted to get signed up in time. I found a convenience store nearby after signing up with a sandwich I could heat up in the microwave oven. The first comic was a Catholic priest, said he was 76 years old, he ran the light. The 'Fancy comic' was onstage tonight, he is fun to see in person as usual.