Posted in Government, tagged Common Sense, humor, Richard Cranium, Texas CPS on May 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It’s been a weird week for strange news! Yes indeed! Check out some of the headlines…
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Japan woman caught living in closet
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Man accused of spraying woman’s shoes with water
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Man allegedly steals wood from park picnic table
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Man fined for throwing hedgehog at teen
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N.C. police capture nude man accused of thefts
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Nude man accused in 10th-floor balcony break-in
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Marriage proposal [...]
Posted in Life, tagged Day care, depression, organization, recession, work at home, yard sale on May 29, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Seems as if we’ve finally opened our eyes and realized this country is in a world of hurt. Even Warren Buffet, the world’s most famous investor says we’re in a Recession. Wonder how long it’ll take before we realize that we’re sliding towards a Depression, the likes we haven’t seen in 70 years. Most of [...]
Posted in Life, tagged alcoholism, anxiety, Dad, depression, dysfunction, fobia's, Grief, Memorial Day, Mom, obsessive compulsive disorder on May 26, 2008 | 3 Comments »
My office is a mess and my mind is chaos! Honestly, my mind scrambles when my life is disorganized. It’s just one of the many quirks in my personality. I’m sure if I ever let a formal diagnosis be made I’d be an unusual case study. But I don’t need a shrink to tell me [...]
Posted in People, tagged abuse, Bobby Cutts Jr., forgiveness, Grief, Jesse Davis, murder, news, Patty Porter, Poter, self serving on May 25, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I was just reading a news story about Patty Porter, the grieving mother of Jesse Davis and her unborn granddaughter. I find this woman’s insight simply remarkable. Ms. Porter’s daughter was murdered by her boy friend and father of her son Blake, and her unborn child. Bobby Cutts Jr. was also a police officer in [...]
