Kiki

Today Nathan and I were introduced to the lady who will be sharing the office with us. I would like to introduce the newest member of the creative staff here at WFFC

Kiki

Bobby dislikes ________

A. Change
B. Head On
C. WWJD
D. Dentists

All of the above actually but right now I have a severe disdain for Change. Not just the annoying metal in your pocket but that scenario in which your left alone and not sure what's going on.

What bothers me isn't the fact I don't know what's happening or that I can't control it. It's that I don't know what to do.

1st Anniversary

March 26th 2007 was epic.
I was hit over the head with a bottle while on duty.
I wouldn't recommend this to anyone, but let me tell you, it's exhilarating

C-A-R-E-E-R

I am finally done working for crap pay, no more part-time jobs.
Say hello to the newest member of MedTrans.

If you don't know, I've been an EMT for about 8 months and I finally have a full time job in Springfield working on an ambulance. This is the hardest company in the Greater Miami Valley area to get onto, they pay the most, and revered as the most employee friendly company around.

Easter

"Resurrection Sunday" as the old folks call it. I understand the meaning behind it, I understand and appreciate what it stands for and why we celebrate it... but isn't the real triumph of the Christian world not when Jesus rose but when He died? Shouldn't we celebrate more the day he died not the day he rose?

Not trying to change the world here, it was just a thought.

"The Brilliance Conundrum" or

"The Brilliance Conundrum" or "Intelligence Dies Alone"

Ever notice how the brilliant ones are always on the "available" side of the road?

Stephen Hawking, Buddha ,Leonardo Da Vinci, Gandolf, Sir Issac Newton, Edgar Allen Poe, Jesus.... And Jane Austen for the ladies out there.

What makes the extremely brilliant strive for solidarity? Is it true that "you can either change your life or you can change humanity" ?

Granger

This conference is a lot like when your almost old enough to drive. It seems so cool, you can't wait, you've promised yourself that this day wouldn't blow. But after you drive for a few weeks it's old business.

Granger, a gorgeous campus, wonderful building, but I'm not that impressed with the "Maximizing Media". It's more like "How to start media in your Church" The only thing that I can actually walk away from is the Adobe After Effects class. It is SLIGHTLY informative, but it's nothing I couldn't of found out after a few hours of fiddling around.

They tried, and I want to give them credit... but it feels like the day I found out Santa wasn't real.