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The second installment of the titular blog, commentating on the second year of marriage. More mostly factual stories of marriage, Utah, Mormon culture, building a career, attending university, art, environmentalism, politics, amateur philosophy and everything else under the sun. Which according to Ecclesiastes, is vanity.
Resolutions 2009
1. Go overnight camping at least twelve times this year.
Current total: 0
2. Watch two plays at the Shakespeare Festival in Cedar City, Utah.
Current total: 0
3. Help Dantzel graduate by the end of the year.
4. Get published in something more prestigious than The Daily Universe.
5. Be ready to graduate bythe end of 2010 spring 2011.
6. Learn tai chi and more yoga.
7. Be at a healthy BMI of 22.
Current BMI: 29.40
8. Figure out how to go to school and work at the same time without doing poorly in one area while prospering in another.
9. Learn enough Java, CSS, XML and PHP by the end of the year to be able to do some neat stuff with it.
10. Volunteer more often, preferably at the Habitat for Humanity or something akin to it.
Current total: 0
2. Watch two plays at the Shakespeare Festival in Cedar City, Utah.
Current total: 0
3. Help Dantzel graduate by the end of the year.
4. Get published in something more prestigious than The Daily Universe.
5. Be ready to graduate by
6. Learn tai chi and more yoga.
7. Be at a healthy BMI of 22.
Current BMI: 29.40
8. Figure out how to go to school and work at the same time without doing poorly in one area while prospering in another.
9. Learn enough Java, CSS, XML and PHP by the end of the year to be able to do some neat stuff with it.
10. Volunteer more often, preferably at the Habitat for Humanity or something akin to it.
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1 comment:
Exactly! What ever happened to all those crazy hippies who swore they'd move to Canada if President Bush got re-elected? Why are they still here complaining? You make a great point though, we Americans often forget or don't realize and fully appreciate how nice it really is living here. We complain so much about our government and everything and yet there are so many people who would give everything they have to get here.
Granted, it is the right of every citizen to criticize the government without fear of repercussion, but rather than sitting around and complaining, if people really see something they want changed they need to get out and change it, or find a congressman/senator/president, etc. who will and vote! We do too much talking in this country and too little anything else.
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