Monday, January 31, 2005
Friday, January 28, 2005
One of those days
Thursday, January 27, 2005
Shopping...
Wednesday, January 26, 2005
Top Dog
Monday, January 24, 2005
So I had the weirdest dream last night...
I walk for awhile and I remember enjoying how peaceful it was. The birds were chirping, the sun was shining, and the river was clean.
I decide to sit down and rest by a tree overlooking the river. A fish pops out of the water and we start to talk.
"What do you and the fish talk about?" you ask.
I'm talking to a talking fish, isn't that weird enough.
Anyway, the fish asks me what I am doing walking along the river. I reply by saying that I am out for a leisurely walk. The fish then proceeds to laugh at me and jumps back into the river.
I continue my walk by the river and suddenly a turtle comes out of the water and decides to follow me. I assume that this is a talking turtle as well, so I start to babble about my goals and fears and dreams for the future.
Then I discover that the turtle is not participating in this conversation. When I ask the turtle what is wrong, he looks me up and down and then jumps back into the river.
Thoroughly depressed now, I continue my walk down the river.
All of a sudden a whole herd of sheep coming strolling out of the river. I look around to see if anyone is a witness to what is happening around me. I am confused to find that I am all alone and standing by a river, in charge of herding sheep.
I shake my head and dive head first into the river.
I told you it was weird.
Friday, January 21, 2005
How do you know what you know?
Thursday, January 20, 2005
President's Inaguration
I didn't think this day would come for this President. At times, this President was so controversial, that it seemed obvious that he would be replaced. During the days leading up to this last election, the country was so divided. From my point of view, there was a plan. There was optimism in the Democratic Party, that this was the year that things were going to be different. This campaign was going to defeat the Repulicans and lead our county to a be a "better" nation. This leader was going to be fearless in the face of adversity and take back the legislature. But sadly, things did not go as planned.
But every four years, tradition must continue. And this year is no exception. So whether I support or oppose the war, support or oppose gay marriage, support of oppose the current President, today is a day of celebration and reflection. I say this not because I want to be a pessimist, but because I want to be an optimist.
I find it facisinating that as I walk around the city, there are protesters protesting the President. Although I will be the first to admit that I don't like the President, nor do I agree with him on many issues that I consider to be utmost important to me, I do respect him and all that he has tried to accomplished. And on the day that is set aside for his inaguration, I will silently watch and listen to him give his speech to the nation. He is the leader of this great country and must be treated as such. Putting all personal feelings aside, he is still the President.
Wednesday, January 19, 2005
Blogging
Tuesday, January 18, 2005
Wine
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As an adult, wine is a sort of sophisticated hobby and attraction that beer and alcohol once were to under-aged drinkers. To run in high society circles, one must know a white wine from a red wine and its correspnding menus. One must also be able to recognize the smell, taste, and richness of their favorite wine. Well what if you don't have a favorite wine? There were times where I never understood the reasons for wine tasting. I mean, don't get me wrong, its just like going to Safeway and trying all their different brands of water. I'm not saying that I can't appreciate the process of making wine, but I guess I just don't see the appeal in tasting all sorts of wine. I guess its more of the experience that I enjoyed. There is just something to be said about doing something new and exciting with the people who enjoy it the most.
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