This post is my own personal opinion.  Part of the beauty of having your own blog is the ability to state your opinion without worrying too much about the content.  That being said settle in because I have a story to tell and it may take a bit.       I will be the first to admit that I am not that nice a guy.  I have often been labeled a class A prick.  That’s fine with me.  I try not to carry my “prickness”...

     I want to keep this brief.  I also want to be clear in my point here.  I do not endorse large government.  Quite the opposite, I want smaller government with less legislation.  People should not have their lives dictated or controlled by government.  I don’t need any entity telling me what I can and cannot do in my home, car or in my choices.  I believe this is what would end up happening if the government begins trying...

It really pains me to admit this.  I seem to have fallen into that social group that has to check their social networking websites daily.  A very interesting phenomenon has caught my attention.  People whome you know or knew in the past,  initially accept your “friend” requests and then once they get wind of anything about you they no longer like they “DE-friend” you.  This is such a funny occurrence that it...

Windows XP transitions out of Mainstream Support phase by Donald Melanson, posted Apr 14th 2009 at 1:47PM (engadget) It may only be a footnote in the long history of Windows XP, but Microsoft has confirmed today that, as planned, the venerable OS has finally and officially transitioned from the Mainstream Support phase to the Extended Support phase. This, of course, follows a number of extensions to the Mainstream Support phase which...

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..a poem as lovely as a tree  (Joyce Kilmer) I don’t ever remember as a child being filled with too much awe at the change of seasons.  It seems that as I get older the things I glossed over in my youth make more sense to me and mean more too me now.  This morning on my way into work, my youngest son and I were marveling at the beauty of the blooming trees now that spring seems to be starting.  Caelan has an elephantine memory...