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Sunday, September 13, 2009

Recap

So I am sitting here with a swollen face chit chatting on G-chat and was just hit to write a blog. This whole wisdom tooth thing is not the business. Next time I have to get something like this done, God forbid, I'm going all the way under. Dope me up for real.

So first and foremost I must say that too many things are going down this week. The march on Washington which took place yesterday to protest the first black President health care reform was just ridiculous. And no matter how much the protesters claim that it wasn't a race or hate issue, why the signs with Nazi symbols and pictures of Obama with terrorists? Does it make sense to oppose health care for Americans and yet support financial bailout of companies that only have themselves as interest? The GOP is really showing it's true colors, or should I say color.

In tandem, Congressman Joe Wilson should be ashamed of himself and I hope that he loses the next election by a landslide while his family sits at home with Gov Sanford's wife drinking cocktails and laughs in his face for sealing his political career's coffins.

In other, non-political news, I think I would have reacted the same way Serena did on the court. The linesman ran scared didn't she? And no, Serena did not tell that lady she was going to kill her. I was surprised at that myself. Logically, is the Williams sister really going to kill the linesman over a non-existent foot fault and lose Nike endorsement deal? Really?

All that aside, I am so hype about the VMAs this year. This is what I have to look forward to when one can't leave the house (and I still have to go to work tomorrow). So ABDC (go We Are Heroes!), VMAs (twittering too) and maybe Youtube-ing some more fashion week highlights!

'Tis All.

Sunday, July 19, 2009

I have to do better

I have got to do better about maintaining this blog! This is getting out of hand, but I do appreciate those of who you keep reminding me that this webpage is collecting dust.

OMG! So my thought for today is that I have got to do better:
*I got up and worked out (elliptical and pilates) because I have got to do better.
*I updated my resume because I have got to do better.
*I ate egg whites and whole wheat toast with a side of applesauce this morning because I have got to do better.
*I am now an Independent Sales Consultant for Mary Kay cosmetics because I have got to do better.
*I am posting more stuff on my ebay page because I have got to do better.

On a tangent, sometimes I think people do stuff instinctively to cause some nonsense. The only thing I can do is shake my head and keep it moving. SIGH, y'all already know what I am talking about (or I assume you do). And if you don't well then.I'm not entertaining that follishness today. NOT AT ALL.<--- I have GOT to do better.

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Hey ya!

I feel that if I read some exclusive coverage about someone else's domestic abuse trial and tribulation I might just scream. The media just digs up people to comment on any type of domestic abuse to get traffic. People are coming out accusing everyone and their mother of violence like is a trend, like these pants[Hammer don't hurt 'em]. I have read at least 5 different reports of men and women beating the fire out of their mates. "Chris Brown" has been officially declared a verb. I'm not saying drop it, but deal with it where it really matters, your local precinct and/or support group.

In other news, economists predict that by 2010, unemployment will rise to 9.4%. That's almost as high as the HIV/AIDS rate in Washington, DC. The bailout money that is going AIG employees as bonuses could have been given as a grant to new entrepreneurs (maybe, me?) to start their own business or people who are already unemployed, and create more jobs rather than going into the pockets of people who already are getting paid big time anyway. Don't get mad Congress, half of America wasn't buying into the BIG BUSINESS BAILOUT BLUES to start with. The other half voted for McCain.

And I guess since it's St. Patrick's Day, I should at least mention something in regards to it (other than beer, cabbage, and corned beef). The Pope is going to Africa. I am just concerned that his immune system isn't up for the challenge, since most Popes tend to be two breaths from death, and history shows that most Europeans venturing to the motherland get sick - I'm just saying. But on the other hand with the increase interest in Africa (oil drilling in Somalia to be exact, on top of the bountiful resources)you have to wonder if this isn't a political move. I'm just putting it out there.

But on a serious note, St. Patrick is most famous for being captured, turned into a slave, having a vision and hearing the Voice of God who showed him how to escape, was ordained a Bishop in the Catholic Church, went to Ireland, and went about the business of converting the masses to Christianity through preaching and the incorporation of Celtic practices into Christian ritual.

The Shamrock represents the Holy Trinity (although this wasn't until after America was founded, so it probably had another religious meaning before then). It is also the name of a little known Marvel character, but she never had her own comic.

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'Tis All.