Anybody who glanced at a tv today knows that it was Inauguration Day. The day when the mantle of the presidency shifted from tired shoulders to the "shoulders of change." I am an Obama supporter and have been from the start. However, I find it hard to not be disappointed by what I saw today.
What upset me most was the fact that all of the festivities of the day came off like a really boring red-carpet special. I don't even want to know how much money was spent on the goings-on today. I also hate the fact that celebrities such as Ashanti were interviewed wearing skanky award-show dresses. This is an inauguration people- put on a jacket.
Our country is in a pretty serious bind here. We have money. . . or do we? I hate to think who could have benefited from the funds wasted today.
I still have faith in my boy Obama. I'm just sad is all.
"When we die, we will turn into songs, and we will hear each other and
remember each other."
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Denied. . .
Well friends. Plans have changed again. I'm okay with it this time, mostly because it wasn't my choice. Unfortunately (or fortunately), I was not accepted at BYU. It's no biggie though because I recently received a promotion that would have prevented me from going to Provo anyway. So now I am a Banker at Wells Fargo.
This is even better than my original plan for the following reasons:
This is even better than my original plan for the following reasons:
- I can keep my beard and not feel guilty for being in violation of the Honor Code.
- I don't have to kick my mild swearing habit.
- I can enjoy a little bit of extra money while I do online classes and night school.
- I won't be throwing money away by paying rent.
- I still get to hang with all my friends who live in the SL valley.
- I won't be looking over my shoulder everytime I accidentally blurt out "That's what she said."
I'll be honest, I didn't really think I would get into BYU- but it was worth a shot.
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