From the monthly archives: September 2008
What did you do this past weekend? I… Watched a lot of DVD movies Got a little bit of work done Helped close down my parents pool for the Winter Met up with two friends at a local bar for a few drinks Went to a new friends 21′st birthday party Worked on a homemade [...]
Continue Reading →I was never a eBay user, but I have dabbled here and there over the past handful of years. Nothing more than a single transaction here or there. But this week, I’ve decided to grow my movie collection by looking on eBay for some good deals. Needless to say, it is easy to get carried [...]
Continue Reading →John McCain wasted little time following his rousing acceptance speech Thursday night, immediately flying to Wisconsin where he’ll kick off his “Change Is Coming” campaign Friday morning with running mate Sarah Palin at his side. Democratic opponent Barack Obama, meanwhile, is spending the first day of the Campaign ‘08 stretch run in Pennsylvania, before joining [...]
Continue Reading →If you live in the United States you should most definitely, even if just a little, be tuned into the political race. Last week was the Democratic Convention, and this week, as may or may not know, is the Republican Convention. We’ve already seen guest speakers, Bush, Liberman, Thompon and a couple others. All delivering [...]
Continue Reading →Back in September of 2006, I shared my experience with Bocce ball. Well, as you have probably experienced, Labor Day is one of those Summer holiday’s that gather a fair amount of ‘older folks’. Because everybody is typically outside, you’re left with few options to keep entertained. They’re not all willing to go swimming (assuming [...]
Continue Reading →Long story short, I accidentally fell into my pool and destroyed my first generation iPhone. I was one of the fools who waited in line on launch day to be one of the first to get the new phone. And yes, I paid over $600. After three iPhone’s (never paid for one of the replacements), [...]
Continue Reading →Labor Day is a United States federal holiday observed on the first Monday in September. The holiday originated in 1882 as the Central Labor Union (of New York City) sought to create “a day off for the working citizens”. Congress made Labor Day a federal holiday in 1894. All fifty states have made Labor Day [...]
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