Here she is, my new automobile (or "whip" if you prefer). A 06 Nissan Xterra 4x4. It hasn't rained here in a while and the mud flaps are highly effective, but I had fun on an off road trail yesterday with my brother-in-law. Though I have only had her one week, I am extremely impressed with the truck and look forward to thousands of miles on and off the road.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
New member of the family
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Monday, February 18, 2008
Goodbye
Well I did the unthinkable and sold my Honda. She was a good car and treated me well (pictured here in North Carolina). I have decided to go back to my roots though and buy a SUV... details on her replacement to come...
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Thursday, February 7, 2008
Mardi Gras
My work asked me to attend a conference in New Orleans earlier this week. Though I had been to New Orleans before, never over the holiday of Mardi Gras. Here are a few shots of the "festivities". Heather and I truly enjoyed the experience, but agree we need not return to such a god forsaken street - Bourbon.
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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Bubble Gum
I chewed a piece of Carefree gum today, but it didn't work. Sure, I felt pretty good while I was blowing and popping bubbles, but as soon as the flavor went away I immediately went back to contemplating my own mortality.
-- Heather thinks I should not take credit for such genius; this is from the mind of the late-great Mitch Hedberg
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Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Breckenridge, CO
My brothers and I flew to Colorado last weekend for a short ski trip in Breckenridge. The snow was new and the trails were empty. Here are some photos.
We took a nine passenger van from Denver to Breckenridge. I am pretty sure the other 5 people in the van hated us (or atleast hated Scott).
The "rozellboys" on top of Peak 9.
This was the view from our hotel room. We had a constant fire going and a nice balcony. It was the definition of a ski-in ski-out resort.
View from Peak 9. The building is a mountian top restaraunt.
Taken from the east side of Peak 8, you can see the town of Breckenridge.
Breckenridge as many "terrain parks". I took a break and watched skiiers and boarders test their mettle.
Left or right? I obviously went right!
Taken on Sunday afternoon at about 2PM. Can you believe that? 2PM and the trail was empty!?
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Thursday, January 24, 2008
I am a cons%&$@tive
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I had a more passionate tyraid here, but I editted once I cooled. Here are the remnants:
Newt Gingrich: We need bold ideas now to be the conservative norm later.
The utilitarian sloganeerian minds
And its time to stand up and redefine the lines
right now
Compartmentalizing, isn't realizing
Because it's not affecting change in the real world
So get on with your life and get over mine
There's only one world and there's many different tastes
So enjoy, don't employ your state
Common goals, communicate to contemplate
The way things are and why
Don't pawn the status quo problems off on the other guy
Your a celebrity in your own world
Catch phrases only catching cobb webs
Spiritualized capital gain and wealth
Isn't the means to the end, isn't the end itself
Manifest individually
Manifest a sense of reality
Because it's non exclusive
Don't be so elusively blind
Things are never what they seem
You don't know what you'll find
Right now!
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Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Frames
So, I got new glasses. More over, I got trendy glasses! I have always worn pretty traditional frames, but not this time. This time Heather encouraged me to branch out. And watch out, these bad boys are plastic. I am sure that I will ultimately get new lenses in my old frames for days I want to look really professional, but I kinda like the new frames. They are a much different look.
If I think about it too long, I start to picture myself as a wannabe deejay in a Tokyo night club mixing songs off my macbook pro. But if I don't think about it too long, I imagine myself as a pseudo-hip young adult who looks fashion forward. Anyways, I will still have to use my contacts to wear sunglasses or goggles, depending on which I chose; that is if I can get contacts to keep up with my ever ailing eyes.
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