I could call this year as “my year.” I turned 25, and for those of you who know of the great changes that have happened in my life, yes, it’s been all a turn for the better. I’m off to New York City for the new year; I’ll be back on the 2nd with a… Continue reading this entry
Ever get the feeling you walk into your relatively messed up home or bedroom and not have the energy to do anything else but fall into bed and sleep, thus gaining the blissful ignorance of one’s one surroundings? Such is the feeling I have towards the blog right now. I am working on a redesign… Continue reading this entry
I didn’t catch President Bush on the radio recently, but I would like to note a few things. Firstly, the legality of the NSA’s eavesdropping on American citizens is a bit over my head, but I’ll defer to Mark Levin’s knowledge on the issue at least when it comes to communications of American citizens with… Continue reading this entry
A modern poem of sorts. Dedicated to Dean. ~o~ You assault my senses with your very betrayal Of the French’s lack of good taste You who have been called The King of Cheeses. What paltry kingdom it is you hold? Bold perhaps If but for the sake of being bold. I have known many in… Continue reading this entry
Were I to write the seventh book of the Harry Potter series there are two scenarios that I’d put up. In the first, I would start the book in the middle of things: no horcruxes left, with Hermione and Ron deader than doorstops after having helped Harry deal with things. Just a final showdown with… Continue reading this entry
I’m heading to DC to renew my passport today and will be heading back tomorrow to pick it up. What a trip that’s going to be considering I live near BWI airport. It’s been quite the week, too, at least with life in general. My job has me doing overtime sometimes by an hour and… Continue reading this entry
Dean Esmay recounts something he’s been getting at for the past year (I think): You find yourself on a game show called “Let’s Make A Deal.” The game is very simple, as there are but three doors: door #1, door #2, and door #3. Behind one door is a million dollars. Behind the other two… Continue reading this entry