Archive for January, 2008

Let It Snow

For the first time in years, I saw snow. I’m out here on-site in Chester, VA and was delighted to see snow flurries coming down in sporadic fury when I went out to grab a bite for lunch. I haven’t seen snow in an Atlanta minute, so you can imagine how excited I was to

Hasta Luego Comfort Inn

So begins my two week stay in Chester for the month of January. The feeling of inevitability has sunk in – I’ve already bought my ticket for the month of February (I’m returning for a few weeks in February and possibly even March). I am a little excited about the fact that we will be

Last Night’s Quest for the 4th Meal

So….last night, I got together with a few friends and headed over to Loca Luna’s grand re-opening/relocation. They relocated from Juniper St to Amsterdam Ave (what a cool ass street name!). Anyways, afterwards, I got back to the crib and quickly realized that I was hungry and needed something in my stomach before I hit

Ain’t that a bitch?

I just thought that this was a little “coooollllddd blooodddeeeedddd”. John Kerry has publicly endorsed Barack Obama, even though Obama is running against Kerry’s 2004 vice presidential candidate John Edwards. Ain’t that a bitch?

Sporadic Ruminations

Thank God that “Good Luck Suck” (aka Good Luck Chuck) is coming out on DVD next week (January 15th). Now, everyone can see how horrendously bland and disappointing this movie actually is. Oh yeah, it sucks – believe you me it sucks. I still haven’t determined which movie is worse: Good Luck Suck or SHitman.

Wedding Recollections

So, here I am, still in shock and in awe of how amazingly beautiful, successful, and entertaining my sister’s wedding and reception were. I know that my opinion is a little biased (seeing that I am the bride’s brother) – but I am being as honest and forthright as possible – the wedding was bananas

The Amazing Week It Was

Am I really this out of it? Is my mind really in this much of a vegetated state? I returned to work today after having 10 days off and found myself fumbling my way around at work like a zombie. I, like every other person in this country, found myself wanting to be anywhere else