Wednesday, July 30, 2008
If...
there is one or more people on your friends list who make your world a better place just because they exist, and who you would not have met (in real life or not) without the Internet, then post this same sentence in your journal.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
I have a new addiction
And no, it's actually NOT facebook. It's missbimbo.com. *hangs head in shame* I'm currently stuck at level 3. I've got to win two more challenges before I can move up to the next level. This is my bimbo.
She has that hair because that's one of the goals I had to meet in order to move on to level 4.
She has that hair because that's one of the goals I had to meet in order to move on to level 4.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Sunday, July 13
So, I'm sitting here at Panera Bread on a Sunday morning. I've already hit my usual sites on the 'net, and I still have about 20 minutes to kill before I go to pick up Clint from church. He has changed churches, and goes to one in Nashville now. He still attends the youth group meetings at his old church.
My internet connection is out at home - my modem went out the other day during the storms. I think I'm just going to see about buying a replacement instead of contacting Comcast to send out another one.
On the job front, still no news about the my old supervisor's job. To be honest, I don't know that I actually want the job. One of the aspects of my current position that I enjoy the most is getting to solve people's problems with their claims. I don't know that there will be anything similiar to that in this other position.
I've really been in a crappy mood lately, and feeling like burning some bridges. Before anyone freaks out and contacts the authorities, I mean that metaphorically. *grin* Hypocrisy bothers me. Especially when it comes from people who talk about tolerance and open-mindedness. But it seems that they mean we should be tolerant and open-minded about *their* lives. But apparently people who have differing points of view from them are really just stupid, and should just shut up and not express their POV. The thought police are out in full force. One question that came to mind recently after reading one post on OT, was how do you teach your children to discern which opionions should respected, and which are to be mocked and made fun of?
Well, I guess I've got to shut this off and hit the road to get back to pick up the son.
My internet connection is out at home - my modem went out the other day during the storms. I think I'm just going to see about buying a replacement instead of contacting Comcast to send out another one.
On the job front, still no news about the my old supervisor's job. To be honest, I don't know that I actually want the job. One of the aspects of my current position that I enjoy the most is getting to solve people's problems with their claims. I don't know that there will be anything similiar to that in this other position.
I've really been in a crappy mood lately, and feeling like burning some bridges. Before anyone freaks out and contacts the authorities, I mean that metaphorically. *grin* Hypocrisy bothers me. Especially when it comes from people who talk about tolerance and open-mindedness. But it seems that they mean we should be tolerant and open-minded about *their* lives. But apparently people who have differing points of view from them are really just stupid, and should just shut up and not express their POV. The thought police are out in full force. One question that came to mind recently after reading one post on OT, was how do you teach your children to discern which opionions should respected, and which are to be mocked and made fun of?
Well, I guess I've got to shut this off and hit the road to get back to pick up the son.
