My Multiple Personalities All in One Place
I told you this would be a stream of consciousness kinda deal – notes to myself – since I’m the only one who reads this damn blog anyway.
Resolution #11 – Get a passport. I’m 49 years old and I don’t have a passport. I may not use it this year, but I should have one readily available in case I ever need to flee the country.
Polls show Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Rep. Ron Paul neck-and-neck and a surging Rick Santorum close behind with the Iowa caucuses being held today (January 3rd) that will kick off the 2012 presidential primary season voting. Although getting the win is the prize, the top three or four finishers in the caucuses will have momentum heading into the New Hampshire primary voting a week from today (January 10th).
Fear not, fellow conservatives, we still have plenty of time to blow this!
Who is your money on?
Alright – a guy can make resolutions pretty much the entire month of January, right?! And since this is my first day back to work, it’s really like the first day of the New Year for me. And a resolution cannot be broken until it’s made. And since I’m really the only one who reads this space, this is like making notes to myself. Rather publicly. So, here goes… [Read more...]
I usually just get a picture of me with my back to the camera or looking winded. Why can’t I ever snag this guy… [Read more...]
Michigan’s Lake Superior State University released its annual “List of Words Banished from the Queen’s English for Misuse, Overuse and General Uselessness,” compiled from submissions sent to the school from English speakers around the world. Following are the 12 words and phrases on the 37th annual list: [Read more...]
As Americans settle in to the first week of 2012, a new Associated Press-GfK poll finds that they’re hopeful about what 2012 will bring, while nearly 70 percent say 2011 was a year they’d rather forget. In the survey, 78 percent said they’re optimistic about what the coming year will bring for their family and 62 percent feel that way about what it will bring for the country. With economic concerns still at the front of everyone’s mind, 37 percent said they expect economic improvement in the next 12 months, compared with 24 percent who think the economy will get worse again. On a personal financial level, 36 percent think their household’s financial situation will improve over the next year, while 11 percent think it will get worse. [Read more...]
