lol... well... as i listen to music tonight after drinking a few drinks I am saddened by a shooting at the sanford parade... I mean wtf...
so stevie nicks is it for the night.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCYAuTFjAL8
My thoughts... hmmmm very interesting LOL
lol... well... as i listen to music tonight after drinking a few drinks I am saddened by a shooting at the sanford parade... I mean wtf...
Well once again I have been gone a lot but I am not sorry. I need to reach outside.my comfort zone this year. And never fa to tell this I love... I love.
Well... its been a while... a lot has changed lol.

Well in true blogging format I am back to this one... I had a private journal for a while but thats for my ranting about idiots I know and me wishing bad upon them lol.. which I would NEVER do in public... ;-)
Hmmm.... how much do I distain my current schedule. Let me count the ways...

So anyway while I was working I thought I would post a bit in here since it has been a while... I spruced up my "office" the other day... its not quite as dull as it was... too bad you cannot see the washer and dryer directly behind me lol.. it really gives a nice "clean" feeling to the room.
I have been geeking around a lot with my computers lately. I have Ubuntu on two PC's and installed virtual OS's on two others. Right now as I am working I am installing Eq2 on my vista virutal machine on my XP work computer... when the whole thing blows up I will have no one to blame but myself. I already was able to remote into my VM from the same computer lol... I have no idea why I do such things... I think maybe I am retarded.
My "fun" computer I have in here however is a POS... its an older dell, and it has a fast enough processor - but I cannot even watch hulu on the damn thing. I have 1.25GB memory in the dumb thing... I can up it to 2GB (I have the stick sitting here) but I am not sure why its such a pos... it should be better that this... I think it may be an issue with hard drive. This PC was an old computer I aquired out of a dumpster (ok ok seconds before it hit the dumpster lol) that was covered in viruses. I reformatted the PC, reinstalled XP and it was fine with the 256MB ram. I upgraded it to 1.25 and its faster but hulu wont work... it makes no sense...
So I may ditch the PC in a bit anyway and take over the one brenden is using because I orderd him a nice used PC off of Ebay that has a power supply big enough to take a new video card and run Eq2. Poor kid cannot play eq2 with us all in the same room... yes... we have like 6 desktops running and 2 laptops in my house. Did I mention I am retarded?
Scott and I decided we are going to take a trip to SC for a night with my "bonus" money/ gift card I got from work... we are going to see a concert and stay in a hotel while my friends watch our kids. I hope they behave. We never get away.
well I am going to go back to listening to dead air and wait for some person to call and tell me they superglued their ethernet cable into their computer or downloaded porn and are in a panic to get it off their computer... oops there is a call! this one likes to download illegal music and wonders why she has malware! yay!

Here is my dad and I, I am a total daddys girl. i would love to live close to him again... Maybe... maybe... maybe.... wish.... wish... wish....
In a couple weeks... no scratch that in a week and a couple days we re going to PA to hang with Tracy and Rob my most awesome friends and see hershey park, have a work picnic thing, and then go to Medieval Times :-) It should be awesome!! i am so looking forward to it :-)
the pic to the right is my Brother Jay, my sister Dar and my hot mama mom... and me... blech... I looked like shit, but it was the first time EVER that we were all together ... It was a good visit...
Collective Amnesia
Labels: wine induced babbling...


So we are contimplating the idea of leaving NC... I am ready to go - however I like my job and I like homeschooling, and I like my house... but I hate where I live. Do not get me wrong there are some good things and good people - but I think i may just be too midwestern for this part of the world.
A lot (all) will depend on job opps for Scott. We have a list of places we refuse to move - pretty much anything in the south. We are not nuts about the west coast, and the NW is nice but too far from family.
New England is nice, but you have to drive through shit to get to it. I hate NY state, I hate the cities of baltimore, Washington DC, Philly - not because the places suck - the hatred is due to the traffic... pretty much if the I-95 runs through the state - I do not want to be there.
So that leaves the midwest (gee... isn't that convienient lol) IL is my first choice, however MO, IN, WI, MI, OH, ... would be ok. Who knows if it will pan out - we will see. We have been toying with the idea of moving for a couple years but this last couple years have made my personally desire strongly to leave the mentality of the south far far behind. from how they treat their animals to each other - most of the southern hospitality and style sucks to me lol...
On a wierd note - I have been having some crazy dreams lately. I think its time to re-read some sylvia brown books!!
Gosh....
Holy sheepshit... I ditched the last blog I had as I mostly was blogging on myspace anyway and the postings were getting way too pissy and political - which may offend some of my friends who have to go to Iraq and or Afghanistan. They are doing their job, but I see no good of how our government is handling this situation. Too many good people are coming back with severe mental illness to include PTSD, anxiety, depression and even severe antisocial disorders. And of course the gov. does not need more therapists - which is hysterical since most people are waiting to see them. I could go on and on.... but I will not... today lol...
Well its been a while since I have posted anything. I experiemented with some other blogger deals but I like the simplicity of this one.
http://alternet.org/story/22057/
Then there's the war that is largely responsible for that drop in our international image. President Bush really screwed this one up. First, everyone not drinking the neocon Kool-Aid tried to warn George not to pull that trigger. Then Army chief of staff, Gen. Shinseki, warned Bush that a war in Iraq would not be the "cake walk" his neocon Rasputin, Paul Wolfowitz, promised. Instead, he warned, we would need a lot of troops in Iraq for long time. For that piece of advice he was first publicly embarrassed by his boss then shown the door, according to The New York Times:
At a Pentagon news conference neither Mr. Rumsfeld nor Mr. Wolfowitz mentioned Gen. Shinseki, the Army chief of staff, by name. But both men were clearly irritated at the general's suggestion that a post-war Iraq might require many more forces than the 100,000 American troops and the tens of thousands of allied forces that are also expected to join a reconstruction effort. "The idea that it would take several hundred thousand U.S. forces I think is far off the mark," Mr. Rumsfeld said.
That was 2003. Here's a story from today's paper.
BAGHDAD, Iraq, May 19 - American military commanders in Baghdad and Washington gave a sobering new assessment on Wednesday of the war in Iraq. ... In interviews and briefings this week, some of the generals pulled back from recent suggestions, some by the same officers, that positive trends in Iraq could allow a major draw-down in the 138,000 American troops late this year or early in 2006. One officer suggested Wednesday that American military involvement could last "many years."
Gee. Who saw that coming?"
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/europe/03/06/italy.iraq/index.html
Woo Hoo... Tax time was good this year! I bought me a couple new computers that should be here in a week or so. I am so flipping excited about these new systems!
well christmas came and went... only 11 more months before it happens again. joy Joy...
Eminem - Mosh Lyrics
(Kids: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America..
(BOOM)
(Kids: And to the Republic..)
Eminem: People..
(Kids: For which it stands..)
Eminem: Hahaha..
(Kids: One nation under God.. Indivisible..)
Eminem: It feels so good to be back!
Verse 1:
I scrutinize every word, memorize every line
I spit it once, refuel, re-energize and rewind
I give sight to the blind, my insight's through the mind
I exercise my right to express when I feel it's time
It's just all in your mind - what you interpret it as
I say to fight, you take it as I'ma whip someone’s ass
If you don’t understand, don’t even bother to ask
A father who has grown up with a father-less past
Who has blown up now to rap phenomenon
That has, or at least shows, no difficulty multi-taskin' and juggling both
Perhaps mastered-his-craft slash entrepreneur
Who has helped launch a few more rap-bags
Who’s had a few obstacles thrown his way
Through the last half of his career
Typical manure, moving past that
Mister kiss-his-ass-crack, he’s a class-act
Rubber-band man, yeah, he just snaps back
Chorus:
Come along, follow me, as I lead through the darkness
As I provide just enough spark that we need to proceed
Carry on, give me hope, give me strength
Come with me, and I wont steer you wrong
Put your faith in your trust, as I guide us through the fog
To the light at the end of the tunnel we gon’ fight
We gon’ charge, we gon’ stomp
We gon’ march through the swamp
We gon’ mosh through the marsh
Take us right through the doors
Come on..
Verse 2:
All the people up top, on the side and the middle
Come together, let's all form this swamp just a little
Just let it gradually build, from the front to the back
All you can see is a sea of people, some white and some black
No matter what color, all that matters we're gathered together
To celebrate for the same cause, no matter the weather
If it rains, let it rain
Yeah, the wetter the better
They ain’t gon’ stop us - they can't
We're stronger now, more then ever
They tell us "No", we say "Yeah"
They tell us "Stop", we say "Go"
Rebel with a rebel yell
Raise hell - we gon’ let em know
Stomp, push, shove, mush..
Fuck Bush
Until they bring our troops home, c'mon, just..
Chorus:
Come along, follow me as I lead through the darkness
As I provide just enough spark that we need to proceed
Carry on, give me hope, give me strength
Come with me, and I wont steer you wrong
Put your faith in your trust, as I guide us through the fog
To the light at the end of the tunnel we gon’ fight
We gon’ charge, we gon’ stomp
We gon' march through the swamp
We gon' mosh through the marsh
Take us right through the doors
Come on..
Verse 3:
Imagine it pourin’, it's rainin’ down on us
Moshpits outside the oval office
Someone’s tryin to tell us something
Maybe this is God just sayin' we're responsible
For this monster - this coward that we have empowered
This is Bin Laden
Look at his head noddin’
How could we allow something like this without pumpin' our fists
Now, this is our final hour
Let me be the voice, and your strength and your choice
Let me simplify the rhyme just to amplify the noise
Try to amplify it, times it, and multiply it by sixteen million
People are equal at this high pitch
Maybe we can reach al CIAda through my speech
Let the president answer our high anarchy
Strap him with a AK-47, let him go fight his own war
Let him impress daddy that way
No more blood for oil, we got our own battles to fight on our own soil
No more psychological warfare to trick us to thinking that we ain’t loyal
If we don’t serve our own country, we’re patronizing our hero
Look in his eyes, its all lies
The stars and stripes, have been swiped
Washed out and wiped and replaced with his own face
Mosh now or die
If I get sniped tonight, you’ll know why
‘Cuz I told you to fight
Chorus:
Come along, follow me as I lead through the darkness
As I provide just enough spark that we need to proceed
Carry on, give me hope, give me strength
Come with me, and I wont steer you wrong
Put your faith in your trust, as I guide us through the fog
To the light at the end of the tunnel we gon' fight
We gon' charge, we gon' stomp
We gon' march through the swamp
We gon' mosh through the marsh
Take us right through the doors
Come on
Outro:
Eminem: And as we proceed to mosh through this desert storm.. in these closing statements, if they should argue, let us beg to differ.. as we set aside our differences, and assemble our own army to disarm this weapon of mass destruction that we call our president for the present.. and mosh for the future of our next generation.. to speak and be heard.. Mr President.. Mr Senator..
(Kids: Hear us, hear us?.. Hahaha)
Sigh... what a long weekend last weekend was.
"The story of what we've done in the postwar period is remarkable. ... It is a better and more important story than losing a couple of soldiers every day." George Nethercutt (R-WA)
I hope this link works...
Well... I thought I would add to my lovely blog a bit... I guess make
November 10, 2004Dear Bring Them Home Now,On Saturday, November 13, 2004, I will take my 20-year old son to the airport. He is at the end of his leave before departing for his first time to Iraq. He's heard rumor that his unit will depart on or around Thanksgiving Day...I should be feeling proud that my son is leaving to serve his beloved United States, but I am not. Don't get me wrong --- it's not that I am not proud of my son for being who he is -- a kind and loving young man, the light of my life and my proudest accomplishment on this earth. But, how can I be proud that my son is being forced to put his life at risk for a war that is just plain WRONG? Our friends and relatives seem to speak in chants. They say all the things they're expected to say, and, sadly, I think they actually believe what they're saying. To believe or to say otherwise would be unpatriotic and disrespectful, wouldn't it? I wish that someone would have the guts to be honest and say, "You know what, Laura? This war is wrong on all counts, and it is wrong and shameful that Gavin is being forced to take part in it."What I find to be unpatriotic and disrespectful is the acquiescence; it's as if everyone belongs to some American cult, and I keep hearing these mindless words exiting from the lips of people who should instead be shouting with defiance at the injustice of this war. I feel as if people tiptoe around me with pity, thinking I'm simply another distraught mother unable to accept that her son is going off to war. They think my anger over this war is simply because my son's life is on the line. They don't know me, not really...even the family and friends who've known me most of my life. We learned in school over and over and over again the horrors of all past wars throughout the world, but I've always wondered "when do we teach peace?" Now that would be something to take pride in....to know that my son was being asked to participate in the process of promoting peace.But, that is not the agenda of our current administration. Our president has proudly proclaimed himself the "war president." Instead of promoting peace, he chants the war call ---- "bring 'em on!" ----- and then he sends my son to lay his life down in response to his war chant. He expects my son and all Americans to accept his belief that it is necessary and justified ----- our killing of tens of thousands of innocent people in order to keep ourselves safe, because we, as Americans, are somehow more important than anyone else on this earth. He expects us to believe that his course of action with this war will bring peace --- that death, destruction, and hatred is in and of itself the path to peace. And I am supposed to take pride in this warped sense of superiority, in this path that leads away from peace, and proudly sacrifice my son to defend this mindset? No, I won't do it. Whether my son comes back home alive and whole or in a flag-draped coffin, I will have no pride in this war or in my son's participation. This war is WRONG, and no amount of misplaced pride and no empty words of comfort describing my son's selfless sacrifice will change that. I believe my son and all the other soldiers involved in this war are victims of this illegal and immoral war. THAT IS A TRAGEDY, not a source of pride.There, I've said it. Many people will feel I've disgraced and disrespected all the soldiers currently in Iraq and all who've lost their lives thus far.On the contrary, I've spoken the truth about this war, and I believe the truth is the highest form of respect we can give.all our soldiers and their families.Thank you, Bring Them Home Now, for your efforts in opening up the minds of everyone to the tragedy of this war.Sincerely,Laura McCarthyEagle, Idaho
Sheesh it is been a while. ok well I will be better... I promise.
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The Word of the Day for October 27 is :
I think this is pretty accureate!
Things I suspect of being carcinogenic
RAPTURE
Things I will do once I "have time"