25th Dec 2008

All Quiet Now

So, our friend, the vampire was silent. Has he grown tired of fiction, now that the light of the interest has been shined his way? Was too busy with friends, family and holidays? Is it occupied in search of historical information as throw verifiable facts to "prove" that is, in fact, 200 years? Or is it to hunt at night, stealing the hearts and sucking blood?
It made me think about how the silence is as powerful a tool. The mere fact of doing and saying nothing places for those interested on the edge of their seats, forces people who are waiting to hear from you on the defensive and gives you the upper hand in the relationship. It works even better on the line, since there is no way for anyone to cajole you talk about it and you gain the advantage of seeing them turn into the wind as they wait.
Of course, maybe Mr. V has reason for his silence. Perhaps it looks something specific to happen … or perhaps it was just a cold.

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24th Dec 2008

Getting Back to Focus

I was neglecting my own blog recently, mainly because I was so busy blog on behalf of Thunder. I find it hard to even turn on my computer once I get home from a long day of Internet marketing, as I was initially a small screen for 8 hours. I’m really enjoying this job if, as it is cool and different and I learn something new every day. Out of DT is super fun too. Just being around these guys inspire me every day, and I feel like they are always on the verge of something creative and innovative. A rad company to work for, and oh yes, they are looking for a supervisor if you need a job. Much work with local search, blogs and other stuff Social Media and SEO techniques (building maps keywords, market research, etc.).
Of course, I am always stressed the near future (ie 6 months from now, where will I be? "I do not know!) Looking for a regular concert, and perhaps take a additional job in the near future. Living alone has proved to be expensive, but great. I can not imagine life in San Diego, and South Park has been my favorite ever to live forever. I found that living alone inspires me out of my zone and make things interesting on its own (like watching a screening of Julian Lennon Whaledreamers in San Diego Center for spiritual life or an event, I am attending the examination this weekend, the South Park concert for peace for the benefit of Indian orphans). I have also been suspended with a variety of old friends. Maybe life with my best friend for 4 years began to inhibit my friendships with others, or maybe I was just lazy. I forgot my old friends, but none-the-less, I am happy to have them back in my life.
I was a couple of origin and on weekends, and I began to see the importance of my best friends and family are for me. Spend time with people who know me really warms my heart, and I never feel uncomfortable. Not that I do in SD, it just feels great to be welcomed and appreciated by people who know me for decades. I love my parents and my mother miserable home decorations and stubbornness my father and my sister’s desire to be around me 24 / 7. Above all, I love to laugh. I love seeing my old pet and cruise around my old Stomping grounds. My Ponderosa scenic route will never be old. I love being able to drive through my town in less than 10 minutes.
Being in the 805 defiintely makes me miss if San Diego. There are so many things to do here and there is always something happens. Events, beer festivals, dinners, visits to charity film, sponsored parties with free goods and grub, community, local cuisines, concerts, dog parks, reggae nights, after parties, and bicycles. Tons of bikes. Finding a niche has never been easier. I love you San Diego.
So although I had no reason to write, is really the best reason. Writing has always been therapeutic for me, and it may appear that I have all toileted verbally on this blog, it has special meaning for me. Life has been a whirlwind for me lately, and I had difficulty concentrating on what is most important. Thoughts that have been around the circles are now in a specific location, and I can go to dream about other things.

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22nd Dec 2008

Time is Timeless

If time is eternal, then there is not old. If you want to live forever, drink from the fountain of infinity, because he is still young. If time is really time, and it was here, even when nothing was here. If you’re over 50 you are still young. If you are over age 90, you are still young. When you come to be, you are still young. In a sense, all persons are new, because if time is eternal, then a point of origin does not exist. So with that thought, you can be reborn every time, because time is eternal.
Never had time numbers. People gave him the structure and organization. But time is always time it was nothing. The time must be the oldest thing ever existed because he never stopped or started to exist. And like wine, annually tastes better and is better than something fresh off the vine. Thus, one could say that the time has experience. But since then, it should be all right to say that time can not think, then it has acquired experience and, therefore, has not aged. However, that is to say that rock or wine that has no experience is not getting old? Well, it’s simple: Since the dawn of time has not aged, and time is eternal, it has not aged since he is still young.
May we not live forever, but time does. It is not time that we kill, do not despite it. It is life which is killing us, and I can support this argument by saying that all abiotic thing that exists does not die and is still there, or here.

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21st Dec 2008

My Wonderful LIfe

I do not have many Christmas traditions. I spent too much, bah humbug been too, too far from my early childhood to have a consistent traditions. But there is one thing I am always a pleasure to Christmas: Watching It’s a Wonderful Life.
It began in college. I had never seen before, much to the shock of most people I met. But one night I was snuggled in front of the television and he came on. I like the 1940s – culture, music, the beast turns of phrase and rising optimism. The film seduced me, and the following years I always tried to catch on TV. I do not always, and a few years, I forgot all together, but it has always been a comfortable way to get into the rental. I toyed with just bought the film shows whenever practical, but I think the charm of the film is that it is a tradition of watching television, and as Charlie Brown holiday shows that there is a kind of comfort watching each new generation to abandon their usual hi-tech, action-packed fare for something sentimental and transmitted. And part of me believes that the magic is watching with the rest of the country, not some pre-determined time at a convenience for my schedule. This kind of thing does not belong in the 60s or 40s and is very inappropriate for such software.
But this year I did not have to watch it. A terrible ice storm lying in the north-three inches of ice, and we lost power for three days including the day NBC broadcast it. I was saddened, but I had no worries. My house was hovering around 38 degrees, putting my water pipes at risk. We had to eat every meal, but our return to the cold cave to ensure that the dogs were good. I had to do everything within a few hours of sunlight, most of which included preparing for a long time, cold night. By the third day, when veri-husband and I went to breakfast – the novelty of the restoration of losing its appeal and quickly become a costly nuisance – I felt discouraged and disoriented, struggling to form words and trying to gather quite humorous to the figure walking where my laundry, and where would be the best place to spend a few hours of classifying documents.
I came home from breakfast, dogs market, and sat on the floor to read, trying not to wallow or live. Although the disadvantages, there were some benefits to any power. My house and neighborhood was calm enough to invoke a kind of gentle calm, the hum of appliances and rushing to and fro was stifled. Blatantly outside the area of discomfort, I no longer expected convenience. It is interesting to see how we come to depend on convenience and demand, because we are so used to it. When the concept of comfort is withdrawn, it is suddenly patience and the ability to be fair in the moment and know things will happen when they happen.
But I was still down, frazzled, distraught. As I cradled my book and tried to find a patch of sunlight in the room, there was suddenly a click. The fire, and I looked and saw the video of her flashing 12:00. I accelerated around the house, which confirms what I saw, and noticed a truck Comp in the street until the finish repairs.
I dashed around the house suddenly grateful, grateful, full of respect and cherish appliances. The stupid washing machine that is tearing my clothes? I love you. The refrigerator is concerned that too much energy and looking for dirt to cling to it? I’ve never been so happy to see you alive and singing. The stove with burnt bulb it is impossible to keep it clean? Your glowing clock is a comfort. I love and appreciate every little thing she does.
As I mirror the closing scenes of the film I could not help thinking: it’s a wonderful life.

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20th Dec 2008

Life is not Easy

Today is just another day, like everything else. I wake up feel good, but then Wham just as I am in bad mood, and feeling very depressed. I know that life is not easy, and grow even more difficult. I do not understand why everything can not be easier! I have a lot to be thankful, but however I do not see well through all the bad that seems to take over my alarm clock every thought.
I have a great second family. I love them and I would like to believe love me too. I know that my bad attitude lately makes everyone around me. Today, I decided that my anti-depressant drug should not be working, so I decided to call in the office of doctors. I made an appointment with another doctor in the office, and as my friend Cody sweet expected, they have not changed the drug. The doctor thinks that I need to go to counseling, I do excersize, I need to stop holding grudges, I need to get involved in a group within the community, and that I need to build a church family. I did all these things to a point in my life. I went to church every Sunday, I started with the Relay for Life Steering Committee for 3 years, I excersized all day! Now, I rather just sleep all day. It is true that I hold grudges like you would not believe, and I am one person closed.
I have my health for the most part, a second loving family, a wonderful friend, a good father and good sister. On the other hand, if I have a mother who has disowned me make my own decisions, an aunt who think I am the Antichrist, and a sister who is completely brainwashed by my aunt and mother of bullshit. Hell, I was quite brainwashed for some time, but I came to my senses. I am my own person, I am not my mother, I’m not anyone else for that matter. I am like it or not, and my mother chose not like her.
This was my second year attending college, and I thought I was going to graduate this June with my AA. Unfortunately, my mother decided to give me every bill that I never had because I did not do what she wanted from me. I was half the length at this point, and with all these bills and no steady job, I could not concentrate. I started on the path to feeling so overwhelmed, and to control my own life. However, I have no idea what I want to do with my life, I know I will not settle for just another person, I want to do something myself. I want to help someone, and you know something I do not, people in the health care sector of the latter. It seems to me, or perhaps it is only my bad attitude speaking again, that they are just for their wages, a doctor who did not spend more than 5 minutes with their patients Arne ‘ Does it for something else. I have also seen the college through the system advice. If I work in one of these two industry I would like to think that I really care for all and everyone that I have acrost. I want to be able to touch someones life, and really make a difference.
I do not know where I go or what I do none of this in addition to the fact that I can not stop living because everything seems to collapse on me. I must continue and try my best to keep a better attitude than I had in recent times. Sometimes I just CANNOT help being unhappy. I think I will consider going back to church, and to return to volunteering, when I did both of those things I really felt like I was outside of something bigger than me. I need this, I want to feel wanted, needed, and I’m helping someone. I want to live a life of impact, I want to remember something, I just need to know what!

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19th Dec 2008

There Has to be Attraction

Call me a little hal but I think looks really matter. I am not nice of how a person you are, there must be some sort of attraction. Otherwise, it is forced to pull due to major convincing. Hate to break it to you, but you May convince your eyes that your significant other is decent, or in some cases extremely beautiful miraculous .. but the world does not even your eyes. For example, I have this friend, a really hot chick, I’ll call her B. It ’sa Smokin’ Babe, maybe not the top of the list, in my opinion, but it can certainly men to turn his head. It is cute. You get the damn track, okay. Well, since it is this guy fucking ridiculously ugly, C. I mean his friends and even family and myself from time to time have told him that "Aww, I’m happy for you", "Aww you two look so happy", "It’s a cutter," but we are all fucking lying. The fact is that it is ugly. Not for you. People watch the two of fun, if they have not already. I know I am not a path right to give my expert opinion on looks, but I think I’m a fucking beautiful man. I dress the part, I will ride of religion, in fact I look at my priority because impressions do matter in the world in which we live today. This has been a long time to issue dated that I felt the need to discuss. And quite frankly, I am not yet done so. Ok so C is now with B. Right? Good move .. C is now to have this vote of confidence it may have that he wants because if B is fucking beautiful. EEEEEH Wrong. It does not happen that way, it is MA-GOO research, Weirdo, creeper, however you want to save. I’m sure he has a heart like Jesus, but looks damn question. They just do. That’s all I have to say. I am concerned that my future children might look, so you will never hear me say someone is beautiful unless you have 100% back-up of family and friends.
For my family and friends: Please rescue me a case like C & B because I never want to feel this damn pathetic, never.
Very well done, I am with my soap box, wheeeew, felt that much better. I have a date for tomorrow evening, Kathryn canceled dinner because she felt under the weather … as if surprising that I am, I went to get some Jason’s Deli Chicken Noodle Soup, a Club Royale (no ham), fruit cup, and, of course, cheesecake ice cream at Cold Stone Brownies. I bought her a new Canon camera with a big ass memory card. With a coach purse. It was super excited, gave me a big kiss (on my cheek) and told me I was her boyfriend BFF for life. Then she asked: "Are you in the Mafia? Where did this money?" Then I had to explain how dad won a few large species on the Texans and Cowboys last Thursday night. I draw about $ 8000 in the two games. A small bet unground, if you want to say. Strictly professional and I do not have a gambling problem, just damn lucky.
Well, my ass will be hot chocolate and drink it by my extraordinarily warm fire. If only I had someone to share this experience with … I know Adrian Keep dreaming. Ya’ll later friendly folk readin ‘my blog.

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18th Dec 2008

Country Living

I am certainly not the typical farmer. I’m just a boy wannabe countries that have been achieved!
We grow hay, straw that we sell, we have horses, that’s about the extent of it – so far … … … … ..!!!!! We learn that we are going to have fun and do it!
It is a typical day. I spent an hour this morning in the barn. It is again abnormally in the top 60 and I had to remove the horses’ blankets. I turned my two guys on the hay fields have some other green grass. " The only two have actually started to eat hay bale us, and went through their first ball square. This year, I will keep track of how much they consume a high-tech way – as I pull a ball – I make a pencil mark on the wall of the barn!
I swept out the barn, and opened the doors to let the warmth of the breeze to clear the smell of urine of mice that begins to permeate all (see previous post about our colony of mice!) During summer, snakes black toad decimated our population. I like the little toads and they do their best to keep the fly population. Since snakes are rather inactive during the cold weather, they are not a lot of help keeping the mouse population winter! Come spring, I will use "gender" methods of keeping the mouse over. I do not want to kill them. A drive, a method that worked for him in the past – lavender hanging in strategic locations. If it works or not – the smell of lavender is much preferred to the rank smell of mouse pee! I’ll just be sure to keep the bouquets out of reach of horses "curious lip!
Another regular activity, here in the country, is almost daily trip to the Post Office. We have a mailbox at the end of the disc. When we moved here we did not – if we have a post office box. When the huge mailbox was installed by the husband, we kept the CP My eBay biz. In fact, our local post office is like no other I have been in urban areas.
I recently completed a mail survey of PO, and made sure, by adding a comment to the end of the investigation – that the A + I boasted in this investigation, was only available at the Fulks Run Post .
The post office, as I wrote about the past, is the hub of this small town. It is where you get your local news, information, statistics, weather, rainfall amounts, and hear who is ill, looking for a job, or selling a car.
I know who has the most support this weekend, which flu, or where to find the best trees, honey, goats, or beef. I also learned the best time to plant my corn, which snakes to watch and when to choose my persimmons. If I need an address, our venerable post, he can recite from the top of his head!
While I was writing this post, the husband and daughter were dragging the fields. For the uninitiated ie when you attach a chain (think of a huge, loose link chain link fence with spikes) to the rear of the tractor. You then driving the tractor through the horse paddock, fortified by dragging the chain behind it. It’s a bit like a rake dragging through a box of kitty litter – since you can not scoop of all horses shit (believe me, I tried!). The chain breaks the manure, and it spreads around it disintegrates more easily and the paddocks fertilizer, resulting in a more green in spring!
Given what is happening in a horse-out – eventually become the enclosure as a real minefield – for man and horse as well! Picking cement-like horse shit of horses’ feet is not one of my favorite hobbies more! Example, by dragging a field is one of the necessities of life.
Today, I made the usual banal – dishes, laundry, sweep, vacuum, etc. Every day I do my "peaceful kingdom" rights-take dogs for a term of feed wild birds, lay corn for deer, clean, feed, brush horses, do the same for indoor critters. And, of course, try to keep ahead of the endless and very prolific dust ponies "Accumulate anywhere you have 4 active dogs in the house!
My day is probably not very different from what it was before we moved here, except the landscape has changed, the stress level has changed, I work out of my house rather than to juggle with 4 jobs and the needs of two children, I can walk to my door and hug my horses instead of driving 22 miles to … … … … … .. No matter – life in the country is different and I love it!

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17th Dec 2008

My Christmas Wish

When I was a child, the above question has never been a big problem. Mind you, I was not what you call greedy but I could find a thing or two or three. It lasted in fact, to some extent in early adulthood. Somewhere along the way, a wire must be broken or synapse misfired or failed connection. For now, such a question posed above is really traumatic.
If I am asked what I might want for Christmas, the answer is invariably something like uh, uh, I do not know. If this is relevant or not, but I CANNOT say I seem to recall a line with my father. To make matters worse, sometimes it does not seem to matter much if I am or not. I would probably rather something to give than to receive another. I hasten to add that I do not know if this is what I do for the right reason or not.
Perhaps the gift gving should be reserved for the youngest among us who generally can not give back equal to what they receive. Now, this raises a further point, did you ever ridden with anxiety over did I get so and so a donation equal to the dollar value of what they gave me? And perish the thought, if someone gives you a gift you have to give them a gift in return?
Maybe if I answered my own question of peace on earth, good will toward men, everything would be resolved. But we all or almost all of us want that. So I guess all that I have done is ask questions and provided no response. Not a first and certainly not a last.

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16th Dec 2008

Long Distance Family and the Holidays

Family across the country that we love many families are forced several Christmas holidays. Today we had our Christmas party. We spent the evening at my mother with her husband, my grandmother, my sister and her husband and, of course, my boyfriend, son and me! For dinner, he had a roast pork, and all the traditional sides we have come to love over the years. It was pleasant conversation, much laughter and memories. This scene was what I had come to look forward to year after year, but was something different this year.
This year, instead of watching the events of the evening through the eyes of adulthood, I watched through the eyes on my son 9 months. Watch his enthusiasm over all the little things reminded all adults that this time of year was really the family. His eyes lit right at the sight of cranberry sauce put on his plate. He did not care about the cost of the gift he receives, half the time he did not even care what was in it all benefited from the wrapping paper as much!
Tonight, as I have been here writing this my heart is so filled with joy. Hunter has now given me and my family a wonderful reminder. And I’m sure this is only the first of many times when you watch him take advantage of these innocent events we as adults have come to take for granted.
Note: The joy and wonder of the day, is not without side effects, I am writing this to 12 hours and Hunter is still in place! But thanks, then I’m not too surprised. I just hope it takes less than a week to return to his regular schedule.

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15th Dec 2008

Ugly Sweater Party

Last Saturday, the BFF my brother and his three friends in the secondary frat threw brotherish roommates an ugly sweater party. Apparently, all that is fashionable with young-ins now a days. I know because, as the Fashionista that I am, I do not own an ugly Christmas sweater. Shocking, I know. So I hightailed to Kmart and bought a hideous jacket with a turtleneck as horrible (and I swear I know someone who owns this equipment, but that’s another story). I felt like I had to defend myself to the girl in the Register, who said they received a lot of people looking for ugly sweaters. A friend was informed by the goodwill that the jerseys are flying off the shelves. At least, we help the economy here. (By the way, Burlington Coat Factory is apparently a gold mine for the horrible pullovers).
There were some great sweaters in the game, and some fun accessories. Did you know that a tree skirt is a nice, but ugly, shawl? Or cell that fires can be dangerous as the fight late night after Jell-O shots? The things you learn. 

After we arrived at the party and laugh each other sweaters, we settled for some chicken eggs and good times. If you do not have LCR, I strongly recommend you make a whole. Just make sure you have more … or pasta. Its very easy to play, even if a party had particularly goer time with the concept. She had a hard time with the concept too horrible sweater, so we will not hold that against it. After cleaning and won $ 95, it retreated to the basement to flip cup, a game that should not be played with red wine. Just something for you.
Oh, and there were ugly sweater prices, and the first place was won by one of the hosts (I think it was rigged). He made his sweater, which was an option for those who are too cool to be seen in Kmart. It was crowned by a beautiful mock turtleneck and a porn star-ish mustache, which are not specifically intended for the production of the game. Its price? A Fruitcake. Second place was a chocolate orange. Tacky sweaters food should be miserable.

The star of the night, as always, dance was our elected president. I found a great shirt at Old Navy, and a santa costume for a dog to the target. The quote of the night was: "Hey, Santa doll that looks like Barrack Obama!" 

So ugly sweater parties are my newest favorite thing about Christmas. I think out the ugly jacket for Christmas in July party, or just good old part of the 80s, Europe. Do not worry if you’re cool, you will be prompted. eDon’t forget to tell Grandma that you need a sweater this year!

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