• Giving Thanks
  Posted on Thursday, November 26th, 2009 in Food - Views: (76)
  Thank you for… my son who means the world to me the food that we eat the roof that is over our head the health that we have the friends that we keep the little things that mean the most, and the time that we have on this earthHoping that your day was special and you remembered all that you were thankful for.
• Didn’t It Used To Be Cold in November?
  Posted on Sunday, November 29th, 2009 in Irreverant Observations - Views: (90)
  Today felt like an early Autumnal day.  So clear, so crisp, and even the sun was cast such a spread of warmth upon my face as I walked the streets to the supermarket.But, gosh, didn’t it used to snow in November?  And strong winds would make it feel even colder than the thermometer indicated?  Is this global warming trend a reality and not a myth?
• The Turkey Strikes Back
  Posted on Friday, November 27th, 2009 in Cooking - Views: (107)
  I don’t know about you, but I’m all Turkey’d out.  And I didn’t even have Turkey on Thanksgiving.But there were leftovers all over the place.  At work.  Brought home from other family/friends.Turkey.  Turkey.  Turkey.Who has the bloated feeling?Who had trouble waking up this morning?Who went shopping today?Who went to work today?Did you ever wonder why supermarkets don’t run a huge sale on Turkey’s the day after Thanksgiving?
• We’re Baaaack!
  Posted on Thursday, November 26th, 2009 in Blogs - Views: (88)
  Watch your nutz!!The Squirrel is back in town.After a rather lengthy, umm, hibernation when one of our scripts ran amok and posted the same “Best of The Squirrel, November 2009″ post over 36,000 times (they really weren’t THAT good, were they?).  Our good friends at ICDSoft.com cleaned up our, umm, my mess, and we should be good to go.  And we’ve got a LOT of catching up to do.
• What’s Wrong With These Pictures?
  Posted on Sunday, November 1st, 2009 in Irreverant Observations - Views: (50)
  I was walking by a school this morning and what I saw just struck me as so odd.What’s wrong with these pictures?Why is there such a heavy chain locking these gates closed, when one can just so easily walk right around them??
• Life Insurance is Not an Investment
  Posted on Sunday, November 1st, 2009 in Finance - Views: (162)
  from ezinsurance.com.au:There is no doubt that investing for the future is important, but insurance shoppers need to know the difference between investing and buying insurance. This article explores the reasons why life insurance may not be the best investment. While the subjects of life insurance and investments often become intermingled, for most people it may be better to keep those two subjects entirely separate.
• Book Review: “The Jester” by James Patterson & Andrew Gross
  Posted on Thursday, November 26th, 2009 in Books - Views: (158)
  Totally unlike everything that I have ever read by James Patterson, and the deeper I got in to it, the harder it became to put down.Whether you like James Patterson or not, I recommend this book to you.It’s set in the 11th Century… during the times of the Crusades.Oh, one last reminder (which I hadn’t done until just as I post), do go back and read the intro again after you’re done reading the book.
• If I Could; I Would
  Posted on Saturday, November 28th, 2009 in faith - Views: (99)
  If I could make the world a better place; I would.If I could make everyone happy; I would.If I could right all wrongs; I would.If I could turn back time; I would.If I could just get everyone to understand each other; I would.If I could be all things to all people; I would.If I could heal all boo boo’s; I would.

• Life Insurance Protection for the Stay-at-Home Spouse Some families choose to have one parent work outside the home while the other stays home to take care of children. Other families are forced into such a situation by limited childcare availability or other circumstances. In either case, most people would agree that the wage earner in any family......
• As the day lingers on... ... and my thoughts turn to blogging. Why you may ask? Because one day as I posted before someone is going to want to pay for my wisdom (right?). What wisdom you say? Stick around and you'll find out. So, what has this fine day brought so far? A policy......
• Working out of Tracy's Office Today (and all week) Greetings from the WORLD HEADQUARTERS of CTM Insurance Company.  Spanning the globe (or at least the United States of America --- for now ;) ) to protect families, business, and helping them save and accumulate wealth and to achieve their financial goals, I'm here. What a great office.  I love......
• Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head... But that doesn't stop me at all.  Like the postal service, I can take a licking and keep on ticking.  That's probably a juxtaposition of metaphors (I hope I'm not dangling any for that would be too obviously Freudian). Just to take a step back and reconsider the reason that......
• Husbands, Wives, and Retirement Retirement — The Dream: After a lifetime of hard work — raising the kids, sweating out the bills, and building a stable and secure life — you and your spouse will be able to enjoy your golden years doing the things you’ve always dreamed about. Retirement — The Reality: It......

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• Best Blog Posts of 2009 With the decade quickly coming to a close, I decided it might be nice to participate in Scary Mommy's Best of 2009 Blog Posts. I thought it would give me a great opportunity to look back through my posts and share with you the ones that I think really stand......
• Critics of Institution The cynics accept that there were Gods. They were especially fond of Hercules actually, and from their point of view they were on a mission from Zeus. Did they think of nature as God? Basically they did, and that we should stop wasting Gods time. That was their thought. To the......
• Benefits Of Hosting The FIFA World Cup Part II South Africa was awarded the honor of hosting the 2010 World Cup six years ago and since the announcement was made South Africans have been working industriously to get ready. Important injections to the infrastructure of the country have seen world-class stadiums being built, promotion of the country’s beauty and......
• Gordon Brown about to tell the banks that the era of "free lunches" is over Gordon Brown and his loyal sidekick Alistair Darling is about to tell the banks, and in particular the RBOS that there is no such thing as a Scottish Mafia, The Royal Bank of Scotland, are among the first and most prominent banks are about to discover that the golden days......

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