get smart

I have a hot date today with a mother of three who needs to get out of the house.  She wants to see a movie.  She wants to see Get Smart but I’m not so sure.  And then there’s Hancock, which (don’t spoil it for me) apparently takes a hard left halfway through and leaves half the crowd booing and half the crowd cheering.  Not sure which half we’ll be in and I hate to was

I woke up this mornng with a hankering to get dressed up and go downtown to see a movie tonight, so I look at the paper to see what's playing.
Blech!
I have a choice between:
Hancock
or
Wanted
or
Wall-E
or
Get Smart
or
Love Guru
or
Incredible Hulk
or
Kung Fu Panda
or

Last weekend, Sheryl and I were able to get out and see Get Smart, starring Steve Carrell, Anne Hathaway, and Dwayne Johnson (no longer The Rock, I suppose). We enjoyed it quite a bit and had fun. It was nice that it took the storyline somewhat seriously but still had fun with some of the conventions of the Get Smart TV show. I liked that they didn't try to shoehorn cameos by the original actors

This morning, I gave my last final exam to my last group of kids at this particular high school. My only real emotions at their departure when the bell rang were of the positive kind--sophomores, I gotta say, are not my favorite.

So I stumbled across myself on ratemyprofessors.com, which could have been a devastatingly bad occurrence, given my lack of confidence in my teaching ability lately. I had two reviews from two students from back when I taught at a little college in Alabama, neither of whose identities I could discern. One apparently found me hot. Both left favorable reviews, and one left a comment:

On Friday I posted an open thread asking people what they would do if they were Mike Reinfeldt.  Here is my plan:

1. Get Fat Albert Back

The Titans have got to have Haynesworth on the field in 2008.  Ideally you can work out a long term deal, but if not you slap the franchise tag on him but make sure he knows you are committed to him long term.

2.  Get A Big T