Archive for December, 2006
I’m gonna make some resolutions this year. I know it’s usually silly to do this because by February they’re broken, in the trash, thrown away somewhere. But this year, I want to do something different. So, here are my resolutions, all twelve of ‘em (one for each month).
Get that six-pack I’ve been working on for [...]
In a single year, so much can change and modify itself. I wrote a post about a year ago called “Where Have All The Heroes Gone” on my old Blogger website, back when I called my blog “Insatiable Hunger.” The post detailed three people who I counted as heroes. The three people are Jim Frost, [...]
“What, without God, would drive me to be the ‘best me,’ especially if I feel as though I am already good?”
Blame faithful reader Christina for this one. She’s the inspiration behind this. If you refer back to her comments on the last “What My Life Really Means,” she asked the question above. I love [...]
Be aware, my friends, that this is not a plea for a Christless “xmas” or a recruiting rant for any religion or non-religion. This is simply a look at Christmas from a perspective that I’ve not really heard or seen before. Just fair warning before someone gets pissy.
I’ve heard many times in my experiences with [...]
I love to read quotes. Some of them are quite impressive. For instance, Margaret Cho said once:
“…I went through this whole thing, you know? Am I gay? Am I straight? And I realized I’m just slutty. Where’s my parade? What about Slut Pride?”
“I looked up my family tree and found out I’m the sap.” Rodney [...]
I’ve been giving this some thought, lately. I’ve recently adopted an agnostic view of the world, as you might have gathered from my previous posts, and it leads me to wonder what the purpose of my life is if it is not God. As a devout fundamentalist, I was convinced my sole purpose was to [...]
I’m So Sorry
December 29, 2006 in basic blog, commentary
This is in relation to a story here in the Tampa Bay area of sunny Florida, about an Iraqi woman who was deported recently for alleged connections to “a suspiscious person.” The link is here.
This poor woman came here to America to visit her son, a former U.S. Navy hopeful and now a resident of [...]