Monthly Archives: April 2009
tweets on 2009-04-30
@jessy88 i was a good enough student, but after 3-plus years out of school, I don’t know if i could do it again! in reply to jessy88 # okay- focus focus focus- gotta get some freelance work done! # @eric55explorer … Continue reading
how to catch swine flu
Or, DON’T DO THIS!
speaking of swine flu…
My mom and I were laughing the other day at the vague-ness of the swine flu symtoms. According to the Wikipedia article: Symptoms include fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue. The 2009 outbreak has shown an … Continue reading
swine flu patient zero
He’s been identified. And I feel bad for him. I know there are plenty of people out there who are angry at him. But “patient zero”, the first person infected with swine flu- he’s just a kid! He’s a five … Continue reading
tweets on 2009-04-29
oh brother, there just aren’t enough hours in the day! i’ve got a ton of writing to do and also need to design a website today! # Hey Blackberry users- is it possible to tether the Bold without paying the … Continue reading
tweets on 2009-04-29
oh brother, there just aren’t enough hours in the day! i’ve got a ton of writing to do and also need to design a website today! # Hey Blackberry users- is it possible to tether the Bold without paying the … Continue reading
tweets on 2009-04-29
oh brother, there just aren’t enough hours in the day! i’ve got a ton of writing to do and also need to design a website today! # Hey Blackberry users- is it possible to tether the Bold without paying the … Continue reading
imprisoned overseas
This article makes me wonder how common it is. As a US citizen, I’ve traveled overseas with a certain degree of comfort, that it is HIGHLY UNLIKELY I would ever be arrested or prosecuted by another nation, presuming I at … Continue reading
cable tv
Many of my friends know that we do not have cable television. We have never had cable television. The only time I ever had cable television was during the year and a half when I lived in the college dormitories. … Continue reading
cannibalism
Today I stumbled across this article on CNN.com. It’s a fascinating look at the life of best-selling author Ted Dekker. Dekker’s parents were Christian missionaries and he grew up amongst a tribe of cannibals. It’s absolutely fascinating. It reminds me … Continue reading