Ninja monkeys are meeting as we speak, plotting my demise.
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So I was recently on the road, like you do. You know, doing road stuff, just like Mel Gibson. I was about five miles from my destination when a tire pressure warning light came on for one of my tires being slightly low. I thought to myself "Meh, I&
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It was a little bittersweet this year as some of my favorite book series seem to be winding down. With that I also read some old favorites again and tried to branch out a bit this year. I may be a goose, but that doesn’t mean I can’t
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Books come and go, but gooses last forever. At least that is what I hear the French say. I was honestly a little sad there were so many distractions in 2022 that kept me from reading more. My “Books to Read” list is ever growing and it would have been
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Steve the Pirate passed away suddenly last week. My heart has been very heavy. He was my first pet and a part of my life for the past 13 years. I adopted him as a little kitten. I was told he had been abandoned by his mother and was found
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More books! Did I do anything else through the pandemic? No, nothing at all. 1. The Third Industrial Revolution – Jeremy Rifkin 2. Who Not How – Dan Sullivan and Benjamin Hardy 3. The 360 Degree Leader – John C. Maxwell 4. Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child – John Gottman 5. Unbowed – D.J.
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Some low hanging fruit posts. I figure now that we are all stumbling back out from our pandemic hibernation you would be interested in what books I read. So here’s what I read in 2020. 1. The Phoenix Project – Gene Kim, Kevin Behr, George Shepherd 2. The Desert and
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Just kidding. But not really. I didn’t actually trade my server for TP. I saw the poo tide rising and beat the crowd in stocking up at the start of the pandemic. You could say I keep a clean poop deck. Did you really come back to this website
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I’m listing off the books I read this year because I feel like it. I’ve been rolling through the Emberverse this year and look forward to finishing it this year. Definitely the longest story series I’ve ever read. I’m not sure what I’ll read when
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So I was able to get the images restored. Hooray! I even got the old theme back for the heck of it. I dunno if I’ll go looking at any new themes or not. I’ve had the last two days off of work. Just a staycation before the
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My webhost was hacked. Thankful for my backups. Considering it took me six months to bring the site back up and online it shows what a small priority it has become. Which is a shame, I just can’t bring myself to shut it down though. This site has been
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I didn’t even mean it! That’s how good of a hacker I am. Just kidding. I did cause my host to go down and got my account all suspended like. Cause I’m a lazy jerk. You see this website is quite old. Currently there are posts going
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I don’t know what The Vampire Diaries are. Judging by the photo it looks like a cheap knock off of True Blood, probably sprinkled with some sparkly vampire ala Twilight. So nothing worth watching. Anyways it’s a catchy catch phrase and includes a young attractive woman in a
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This is the fourth book in the series and seems like it is the last. This is sad and quizzical at the same time. Out of the Black Odyssey One by Evan Currie continues the adventures of the Odyssey crew and their galactic war against a relentless army bred for
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Amazon had this book on one of it’s daily deal sales and the blending of war and philanthropy sounded interesting. It Happened on the Way to War by Rye Barcot shares the story of the author growing up. He gains from mother a desire to help others through philanthropy
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Amazon recommended this book to me. I didn’t think much as I read the description. But then I looked at the cover of Ground Zero: A Zombie Apocalypse by Nicholas Ryan and quote caught my eye: Hey! That D.J. Molles guy is the one that wrote that book