Normally in June there is not any snow. However, as I speak, there is quite a bit of snow in Northern Idaho, and there is also snow with periods of whiteouts in Dead Man’s Pass near Pendleton, Oregon. This phenomenon Read more
I just bought a new car. Actually no I didn’t, but if this car was available in the United States, I would for sure purchase it. Not only as a way to save money, but as a way to get back at the gas companies who are really screwing over America. Mike was talking about changing some driving habits, so I wanted to talk about how I would try to improve mine.
The car is a little bit ugly, and kinda weird looking, but I would take it so that I could save money.
This is the same company who, a few months back, came out with a car that costs only $2,500.00 new (but it’s not available in the US or Canada. A non polluting vehicle that eliminates the reason to buy gasoline from off shore companies.
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This will be very brief, but I am a Seattle Mariners fan. One of my favorite all-time Mariners was Ken Griffey Jr. and will always be my favorite baseball player, even though he no longer plays for the Mariners. Today, Griffey Jr., Read more
My wife just wrote a little blog about Hell’s Kitchen, which happens to be my new favorite show now that American Idol is over. Hell’s Kitchen is a US Television phenomenon as renowned chef Gordon Ramsay puts aspiring chefs through a Read more
I meant to blog about this sooner, but just kept putting it off. After browsing Mike’s blog, I decided to finally put mine up. I am a big fan of Mitt Romney, and I am a little bit upset that Read more
I spent the last couple of days, and all night tonight trying to figure this out, and finally figured it out. So, I figured that this deserves a blog posting about it. Let me mention a couple things first to Read more
For those of you who do not know, I love movies. This summer is once again an exciting summer for the movie industry. We have had, and will have several movies on the big screen this summer. Then there are Read more
The next time you hear a politician use the word ‘billion’ in a casual manner, think about whether you want the ‘politicians’ spending your tax money.
A billion is a difficult number to comprehend, but one advertising agency did a good job of putting that figure into some perspective in one of it’s releases.
If a bill that comes out of Congress in June ever passes and is signed into law, then a new federal bureaucracy would be formed to manage the complicated new tax called cap & trade. This would be all to pacify the Global Warming pessimists here and abroad. And then to drastically raise taxes on gasoline. Can you say five to eight dollars a gallon? Does that sound like a plan to you? I certainly don’t think so.