Quote of the Week

The only reason we die, is because we accept death as an inevitability

Seth MacFarlane (Family Guy)

Friday, January 28, 2011

January 28, 2010

Friday, what a wonderful day! Just knowing that it’s Friday and your day is done makes every person ecstatic. Now they can relax, enjoy a nice cold brew and watch whatever they want to on the television. In my case, however, I drove home to see my Dad (it’s his birthday today), and also to drop of my loan check that I received from the school, in other words, my only source of income at the moment.

Knowing that during the weekend I will be spending time with the family, I have dedicated the next 3 ½ hours of my life to Xbox. During the week, when I’m not able to play, due to homework, I have withdrawals. The weekend cures everything (except a massive hangover). All I really know is that sitting at my house, on my couch, is glorious! Why? Because I have some hot pockets keeping me company, people that know me, wouldn’t be surprised if they saw me on the street, I would have some type of food substance along-side me.

I would like to give a shout out to “Fighting with Shadows”, they kept me company while I was driving home. Listening to them also makes me reminisce about the “olden days” (aka high school), where if we had an idea, we would film it. Capturing everything we did while over at a friends house.

Now that I’m done rambling on, I will get to my subject of the day. Soccer. I understand that soccer is played everywhere in the world and is MASSIVE over in Europe, but here in America, balls aren’t meant to be kicked. They’re either made to be shot, or thrown, or caught. I like soccer....once every four years, they should keep it that way. It’s the only way that the U.S. realizes that soccer isn’t an American pastime (unlike the hot dog). I was telling a friend of mine, that I would be blogging about soccer, and how much I dislike the sport, but still trying to bull of the bi-partisan feel. He told me one part that he particularly did not like about the game. He said that he hated that they make it seem like such a contact sport, but really it’s not, that’s what rugby is for. That’s real manly stuff (minus the short shorts). He hated that whenever someone would get pushed, they would act like a Mack truck hit them, lie on the ground, holding their foot like it’s caught in a bear trap, crying for a call.

I should clarify that I do like soccer, but only to a point, and only for so long. Watching a game in college, when you’re at said event, is much less exciting (until the last 4 minutes) because there aren’t other channels to flip to as their would be if you were watching it in the comfort of your home. You don’t have to hear the annoying horns (vuvuzelas), they‘re brutal! Another thing is, when you’re sitting at home, you don’t have to watch it when it gets boring. I had to be a ball boy for some games, it was fun, but having to do a girls and a boys game did get to be a little long. Let’s just say that soccer is a game of superior patience and is somewhat like a chess game. Slowly moving the ball into a spot to put the goalie into checkmate.

My last, and final words for the day, I did listen to the State of the Union address by President Obama. I liked what he was saying, most of it made sense, but where it gets fuzzy is when he says he want’s to do all this expanding, but cut costs at the same time. General math says that doing that is impossible. Plus, I like the words, but actions speak louder. Confusing…. Until next time, remember to be sure to wash your hands when you are done using the restroom facilities.

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

January 26, 2010

So for my spring semester of Business Communications class I must create a blog.  When asked what I should write about, I reached out to some old friends, new friends, past teachers and present teachers.  I have come to the conclusion, that if I am going to be getting a grade for the content that I present on this blog, I cannont write about some certain things, people, actions, or say choice words. 

After talking to many people about what the content should be, I have decided that I will write about my day and how it changed my perspective on certain things (however they may come up, who knows).  Ranging from abdominal workouts to the zealous people that I see daily (catch that? A to Z!) Lame, but it works for me.

Today I spent with a certain student talking about who, what, and how I should post.  Together we came up with great ideas, but most weren't college appropriate.  Some people can amaze me with some of the things they do in a day, but for now I will just pass by and not say anything unless I am with a friend, and we will give our "two cents" worth.  Another person that I talked to, knew about my eating habits.  If you didn't know, I will pretty much eat anything and in large amounts.  It can be overwhelming at times, but for some people it's just amazing how much I can throw in my belly.  It was much easier when my metabolism was high and I didn't gain an ounce of weight. As, Adam Sandler said in Big Daddy: "If I have a chocolate shake, my a** jiggles for a week!".  Needless to say, I'm not at that point yet, but I can't wait!

I will leave you with this, my next post will be full of much more excitement and more organized.  Due to the fact that I am new to the blogging section of the communications world, I have much to learn.  So, until next time, don't eat yellow snow??