From The Double Bind
This touched on something I’ve been thinking for a while now. But go read the article, it’s very interesting.
These middle Americans see one party as the shield of super-rich “job creators” and the other as the shield of a growing number of government dependents and beneficiaries.
2013, A Wish List
2012 was a crazy ride. The first part of the year was tough. I didn’t get a job offer I was really looking forward to, my grandmother passed away, and I didn’t see 2012 as
The Cocktail Question Redux
This weekend I’m sort of meeting The Girlfriend’s (I know Mom, I need a better nickname) family for the first time. I’ve met a handful of them here and there, but her brother is getting
Project Page
I created a Projects page with links to things I’m involved in. I decided that my lack of blogging inspiration is no excuse for not link to interesting things I’m working on.
12 Months
I’m in a period of some turmoil in my life. I’m working several avenues for a shift in employment, I’m debating moving within the next five months, and I’m possibly going to be out of the state
Overnight Web Challenge
The past few years I’ve wanted to participate in the Nerdery’s Overnight Website Challenge(OWC), but ended up choosing going to the WCHA tournament instead. This year the two events did not conflict so I was
Happy New Month Eve
Yes, the first 24 days of 2012 didn’t go as planned. Yet I’m ready to take on the next 11 months of this year. Part of that came from being able to go home and
Go Applebees
Now I’m not a fan of Applebees, mainly because for me it stands for everything I hate about suburban chain food culture. But this tweet that my friend Brandi retweeted made me smile. And then
The First 24
If there is ever a movie made about my life, I hope it skips the first 24 days of 2012. Considering I went into the year full of hope and excitement, things have kind of