saying what i feel
23 Dec
Well - it IS that time of the year. You know the time, around November, December, and January where I feel like a fat lazy slob and decide I am going to change everything in my life and suddenly get in shape. Well it is time again. I have been contemplating it for a while and even traded my step brother my iPod Video for his Nano so I could use the Nike+ device (which I had to buy). But something else kicked me in the behind yesterday. I have had a friend landscaping my back yard in exchange for doing their website (they are a children’s boutique that sells baby hats, baby shoes, tutus and shirts along with a barage of other things). Well I ordered 10 tons of rock for the back yard (enough to do my side yards) last week and told him I would help him shovel it into the back. (more…)
6 Nov
So, here I am, a legislative and fiscal conservative, celebrating the election of Obama and simultaneously mourning the continuation of failed policies. I am so amazingly grateful that our country can rally behind a candidate so enthusiastically. Yes, I understand he is black, you think he is a secret Muslim (his father was Muslim), you tell me he wants to enact policies that will result in a larger government, more taxing, and more spending. Ask me if I care.
Quite frankly McCain would have been a far worse choice for our Commander in Chief. My hope for Obama is that he continues to inspire the masses into true activism. He has gotten such a large amount of people involved with his campaign and they want to go out and do good. At this point, the best any follower of Obama can hope to do is move into “loyal opposition” mode. Keep your newly elected leader in check. He inspired you, make sure that inspiration is not soured. Make sure our first African-American candidate is put in the history books as a great president, not a failed one.
10 Oct
Today is the day that I post some random crap I have run across lately. If you are looking for any real substance, look elsewhere.
First I want to talk about the stock market. Since John McCain (one of the Keating 5) is running for office at the same time that another market disaster is happening, I am reminded of certain things from the 80s. One of those things is Laser Backgrounds which are the coolest thing in the world. (more…)
10 Sep
So, it’s that time now, isn’t it? I have to talk a little more about politics. We have less than 2 months until we choose another American president. After this last presidency, George W. Bush, I figure this country would be in line for some policy alterations. I mean, his approval rating hit 29% this last summer meaning he was barely better than Nixon after Watergate. (more…)
10 Sep
According to her birth certificate found that she was actually born as a Male in Idaho and had all of the equipment changed some time later. We can only assume that her beauty queen history was after the complete sex change. Speculative hospital records place the change around her 7th or 8th birthday. Hormonal treatment was unnecessary prior to puberty but was continued to this day. The day she accepted the VP bid, she decided to discontinue her hormone therapy until the election was over.
Ok, this is totally a joke. Sarah Palin is a woman as far as we know. I just wanted to make fun of all the wild speculation that is running rampant on this Vice Presidential candidate.
9 Sep
So, there are two new things that have tickled my fancy in the last couple days. Number 1, the new TV show Fringe, on Fox, co-created by J. J. Abrams. Number two is the book Survivor by Chuck Palahniuk.
J. J. Abrams let me down his year with his over-hype for the movie Cloverfield. Now, the blame does not lie entirely on him. He works his magic and people read way too far into it. I knew this and was not sucked into all of the buzz surrounding the movie (though I did visit the 1-18-08 website on a semi-weekly basis to see what cool new flash tricks they had added). (more…)
4 Sep
So, I will be updating the website today to a new version of WordPress (who am I to think I could stay on 2.3 when we are already at 2.6). I just thought I would comment on a few things. I do not consider myself a political advocate and instead think of myself as a legislative scholar. Well, not exactly. I just like to think about the issues and rarely ever push them. My previous posting on abortion brought, what I consider, a mixed bag of responses. I will be posting a followup in the following days, once I get my mind made up on where I want to go with it. Also, I will be creating another post about homosexual rights in the following weeks as well. Reception on that article will likely be as mixed but I figure there is nothing wrong with throwing some ideas out there. Get some feelings stirring.
In other news, work is going good. I really enjoy it when I can get things straight and actually get assigned a job that I was hired to do. Yay for development! Anyway, I know there are many people who already know about it, but I thought I would share a fun little blog that makes me think how great work is in vast contrast. It is called “Where is Bob, tales of an absintee manager” - go check it out some time. There is vast speculation as to the authenticity of the stories, but I don’t really care. Until next time!
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