Recently I have been watching random Seinfeld videos on YouTube. Just a little thing to get me laughing.
The show is so brilliant in so many ways. I can watch any episode anytime. It’s just so funny. I love it!
Recently I have been watching random Seinfeld videos on YouTube. Just a little thing to get me laughing.
The show is so brilliant in so many ways. I can watch any episode anytime. It’s just so funny. I love it!
Filed under Comedy, Television, YouTube
OK. Maybe this song doesn’t exactly describe my feelings, but I do like Queen and this is a pretty awesome song.
A lot of stuff has been rolling around me over the past few months and it’s still a lot to take in. I’m still trying to find my direction in my career as well as still finding what I want to get out of life. Or at least right now, figure out if I am on the right path.
And the tough part is that I’m not sure if I am on that right path.
Filed under Faith, Observation
I never cared much for any holiday during the year, but this is one that I am starting to appreciate more. With the day to honor those who have served in the military, it’s a good day to acknowledge the efforts and sacrifices.
I still can’t stand war and I despise anything related to it. I still don’t believe that war is the answer for anything. But since people are using war to solve problems, much props to those who help make sure that we maintain our freedoms in this country.
It’s a happy day but still a sad day because it’s still tough to imagine all the people we’ve lost to war. But I’ll still relax, sit back, catch the A’s-Yanks on TV as they wear this ugliness.
Filed under Holiday
A few days into the 2011 season I was contacted by the A’s to be a part of their campaign to promote social media. Every month, they will feature a “fan of the month” in their team magazine.
They had been watching me on Twitter and wanted to do a piece on me. I did a phone interview and I was told that I would make it in the next issue. Finally, I got a chance to see my face in the magazine and for the rest of the world to see. That’s pretty cool.
Now this makes it two team magazines that I have been interviewed for. I’ve done the 49ers and now the A’s. Sharks and Warriors… you both are next!!!
Looks like I will have to check this place out when I get there on Saturday.
It hurts to see the team you cheer for go down like this. I was worried about the Sharks when they were set to take on the Canucks. Out of all the teams that made the playoffs in the West, the Canucks were the only team that I felt had what it takes to beat the Sharks.
They did so with a lucky bounce. But that’s the game of hockey and I just wonder what could have been. The team will make their offseason changes and hopefully they’ll make the right moves to get the team to where it needs to be.
That’s why I love sports. It’s a roller coaster of emotions that I can’t get enough of.
Now my focus goes straight to baseball mode.
Filed under Sports
Here’s a fun story I came across while reading up on random things about bobbleheads and sports action figures.
The Milwaukee Brewers held a promotion in which they would have about 1,400 of these Bernie the Brewer mascot garden gnomes places through places in Milwaukee. About 1,000 of them were within a lake area. The promoters said that at 7AM, fans may go to the lake, find one and pick one up. Some of the gnomes had tickets and vouchers attached to them too. Each household was allowed one gnome.
But due to poor thinking, the promotion went all wrong. People started to collect more than one and put them on eBay.
Happy birthday to one of the most influential artists in the world.
There isn’t a need to go into detail as what a great artist Dylan is. For anyone that likes music, you already know about his amazing lyrics and his continuing passion for music.
Obviously at his age, he isn’t the same as he was when he first burst onto the scene during the 1960s, but so many of my favorite songs have either been sung by him, written by him or somehow influenced by him.
Filed under Music
I’ve noticed that when I watch commercials, the fast food ones are the ones that really stick out to me. For some reason, I always feel that there is a deeper meaning to their commercials.
I have come to the conclusion that from the three major fast food chains here in the America, I have been given this message from them through their commercials. Not all their commercials portray the same message, but there’s a trend that I have noticed.
I may be crazy… or maybe I’m on to something. Let’s take a look at what I have found.
So 6PM has passed here on the West Coast and nothing has happened. There was a coincidental earthquake, but there is no signs of Jesus Christ anywhere. Harold Camping’s prediction of Judgment Day has gone and nothing has occurred. And we continue our lives on earth.
The way that Camping marketed this was to bring the fear to people about the return of Christ and the end of the world. So many people quit their jobs and gave up things because of it. Sadly, they will now have to figure out how to recover since nothing happened.
But what did we learn from all this? Actually, a little good was what I saw.
Filed under Faith