Today was Tuesday 12/28/V3.1.

48 days away from the big day.

Well I was up at 2 o’clock messing around.  Doing nothing productive, but this is America & if I want to do that I can.

Well I ‘finally’ broke down and got my outfit for New Years Eve celebration(s).  I’ve been thinking about it since Sunday, I know.

Well you’re just going to have to wait to see what it is, unless you are already on the inside.  OH look it’s NOT a secret.

How was your day?

My dinner was delicious.

have a GREAT & WACKY Wednesday.

If you stopped smoking you’d look pretty good.

Just ramblings from an independent party.

Why is it that sometimes you are ‘in relationships’ with other ladies on facebook.

When you are NOT homosexual?

Is that the cool thing to do?

Tomorrow for dinner I’m having Grilled BBQ Chicken Wraps for dinner tomorrow.

I’m having a Burrito for lunch tomorrow.

Now I do NOT know what I’m having fro Breakfast.

YES I do know what clothes(50%) of what I’m wearing tomorrow.

Yes my life is pretty easy to plan out.  But I like the spontaneity, so someone surprise me.  no that was not the word of the day.

The word of the day was eschatoliogical, which means.  Regarding last, or final, matters, often of a theological nature.  WOW if that isn’t a lead in to Phrase of the Week Vol. 1 Week 33 I don’t know what is.

Follow these people on twitter.

Janece Potter, Fayrda Deon, & Elizabeth Bushey. or don’t This is America after all. Also become a fan of megtography

Giving back

When Noles won that lottery money — about $6,800 after state and federal taxes — his first thought wasn’t to buy a car or make a big purchase. His first thought was to give back.

Noles will be feeding the homeless and hungry on New Year’s Day at the Salvation Army in Gastonia.

“This is something I always wanted to do,” Noles said. “I always said if I ever came into a good sum of money that I’d give back.”

Noles learned to give back from his mother, Ruth, who died in 2007. She was always helping others and passed that giving spirit along to her children.

Noles called on his family to help put a plan into action. His sister, Carolyn Payne, and Nancy Price and girlfriend Kimberly are helping him organize the “Hope for a Hopeless Day” hot dog and hamburger lunch. Noles hopes to feed 150 people and provide gift bags with gloves, caps, scarves and other cold-weather gear to give out to each family.

Blair Noles is a hero.

Continue reading “Lottery winner using payout to feed hungry”

Today is the last first day of the work week (of 2010).

OH YEAH!!!

Whilst posting this blog entry I just thought of a great Phrase of the Week!!!