I love parties. One of the first to arrive, one of the last to leave. I’m not the life of the party, but I sure do enjoy myself! I love parties! But NOT Track Parties. They suck. Bring me to a track party and I’m the party pooper. What’s that old saying? “Every party needs … Continue reading »
I can not drive past a doughnut place without having a daydream about eating nothing short of a dozen doughnut holes, possibly with a chocolate milk, or a super-sweet coffee. I used to think that there is something wrong with me, that obsessing over eating 1000+ calories of fried and glazed lard was some type … Continue reading »
Despite what others on Krisrael have said, Pinterest is amazing. You can find inspiration, crafts, memes, and all sorts of stuff to waste your time on. I love it! Here are some of my “finds” on Pinterest that will help guide you into a non-workout workout. The little bits of activity that you do throughout … Continue reading »
Ever look at a friend’s vacation pictures on Facebook and think, “Cool! That looks awesome! I wish I was that adventurous and interesting. . . Why don’t I ever do that kind of stuff?” I’ve got $20 that says immediately after thinking that you kept browsing other people’s adventures online or checked out what was … Continue reading »
I don’t think there is an easy way to say this, I have a lot of baggage. Crap that I carry around every day. Incidents like the guy who cut me off on the freeway on my way to work, or comments from that one ass hole I dated who said I would be “a … Continue reading »
So my blog(s) needed a makeover. It’s been the same since 2010 and with 2012 approaching sooner than I will notice I had a moment of ah-hah and pushed together all three of my blogs. Why? ‘Cause I’m tired of not providing enough content for any of them to make it worthwhile to subscribe to. … Continue reading »
So I know this is a bit of a side note, but it’s always good to promote a bit of philanthropy. Randy Ksar is attempting to raise $10k in 10 weeks towards the cure for leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families. Continue reading »
