The Business of Me
- Kayak River Fishing
Earlier this spring we bought a couple of kayaks and started fishing the Chattahoochee river with them, yes fishing from a kayak it’s not as crazy as it may sound. First of all these aren’t the standard whitewater kayaks you sit inside, these are sit-on-top kayaks. Sit-on-top kayaks are much more stable than traditional kayaks and are best suited for slower, calmer water. But why fish from a kayak at all you ask? Well much like the old sled dog saying: if you’re not in the lead dog the view never changes, fishing from the bank can get downright boring, and the scenery most definitely never changes.
- Smaller Government, Lower Taxes, More Freedom
It took some time but slowly I’ve come to the self realization that personal liberty is far more important than any ideology because without that liberty you’re simply handing over a portion of your existence to another being/affiliation.
- Honk If You’re Paying my Mortgage
February 26, 2009 NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Republican Party has released a new bumper sticker designed to let people express their frustration with the relentless march by the Obama administration and the out-of-control Democrat Congress to enact endless “bailouts” and “economic stimulus” packages that are pushing America trillions of dollars deeper into debt.
I laughed, but [...]
- The Irony of Katie Couric Giving Sara Palin Advice
Katie Couric recently stated “I think she (Palin) should keep her head down, work really hard and learn about governing. But I’m not anyone to give advice to anyone about anything,” On the latter, I couldn’t agree more Katie.
- Wake Up America
No politician will right your wrongs, no politician will buy you a home or a car, no politician can make you successful or unsuccessful for that matter. Only you have the power to bring about real change in your life, the sooner you realize that the sooner you can do something about it.
Sadly 99% of [...]
- How About a Nice Sandwich?
Honey Baked Hams is an excellent example of adapting and growing with your market, the company could have seen its market share diminish or wither away altogether but they realized that as the nuclear family evolved they needed to as well.
If you haven’t visited one of their stores recently (and no I’m not a stockholder, [...]
- Way to go Senator Dodd
“Hidden deep in Senator Christopher Dodd’s 630-page Senate housing legislation is a sweeping provision that affects the privacy and operation of nearly all of America’s small businesses. The provision, which was added by the bill’s managers without debate this week, would require the nation’s payment systems to track, aggregate, and report information on nearly every [...]
- Blog Manners: Crude Commenter’s and Border-line Megalomaniacs
As I write this I’ve just recently deleted a few of the rudest comments I’ve ever had and considering that I’ve had a good sized audience since mid 2004 that’s quite a statement. What is it with some of these arsehats? Did mama not give them the proper amount of nurturing they needed as a wee baby?
- At Last Someone worth Voting For
Finally a candidate I can believe in, strike that someone I do believe in. It’s about time someone who can make the difficult decisions many of us are too afraid to make, threw their hat into the ring. Won’t you all join me in supporting the clear choice for our next president? Ladies and gentlemen [...]
- iPhone in Hand
I finally got around to getting an iPhone (I was in desperate need of something beyond a dial and talk model) and while I’m enjoying it now I definitely went through a buyer’s remorse phase. Happy to say that phase is long since gone. Between being able to get email, access twitter, browse the internet [...]
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