Blog Master G

I’ve been exhausted lately. I started my new job last week and I forgot how much working takes out of you. It’s mentally draining. It’s hard to adjust to a new schedule, learn all about a new company and products, etc. I’ve been less motivated and able to stay on top of my personal email, […]

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Karen’s birthday. Brooklyn. March 20.

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Green is the Way of the Walk. That’s what the back of the shirt I wear on this day every year reads. On the front is a golden shamrock sandwiched by the text “Irish Heritage Club” on the top and “1994” on the bottom. Jen and I just returned from celebrating the day when Americans […]

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Is it possible to have a particular day every single year when, without necessarily planning it, something significant tends to happen? I had never really stopped to think about that until today, what could be my Magical Day. Perhaps my planets are in alignment on this day each year. Or something like that. Let’s review […]

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I had a camera phone once before. I was really into the picture-taking capability of the phone, but the thing itself — and the AT&T service — absolutely sucked. The camera was clunky, the user interface and usability were confusing and made no sense, and the service never, ever worked. The whole reason I had […]

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Yesterday was an awesome day. It started with a sudden downfall of tons of snow just before 8 in the morning. As I’ve said before, I love snow. I finally understand why March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb. So this was good. I drove Jen to work, waited around a […]

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I can’t take credit for this (the speed or the photo), but I like it. (Thanks, Shay.)

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Didn’t the AFA learn its lesson last time? You’d think with more than 2 million members, the organization would be able to get the results it wanted. AMERICAN FAMILY ASSOCIATION ONLINE POLL YOUR VOTE IS NEEDED NOW! You help is requested in gaining the opinion of on-line voters to the following question. Whom do you […]

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MoveOn.org sent an email today that featured a cool surprise (see bold): Dear FRIEND, As you know, the campaign to defeat George Bush is heating up. As a resident of a so-called “swing” state, you’re in a unique position to help change the course of this election. There’s a lot at stake this year, but […]

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Not since college have I boarded a train bound for New York City with plans to return later the same evening. That was the thing about school in upstate New York: Proximity to the Big Apple. A quick two-hour ride on Metro North from the Poughkeepsie train station and you were in Grand Central, in […]

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