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Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Honesty

There's a saying among prospectors: "Go out looking for one thing, and that's all you'll ever find." -Robert Flaherty



Tuesday I swapped trucks with Abram and he did me the favor of taking my truck up to north Austin to get the window installed. After, he went to turn in his application for the apartment and the rent for May. It is nice to know there are people in life you can count on. During my lunch break I met up with him to change trucks and man it felt good to see a window instead of a cardboard cover. We had lunch and I went back to work. Now I need a good car wash.

Here is my HIMYM review for the week. It just seems like each show gets better. Watch it people. Really, if after reading this you go out and watch the show and don't find it great, I'd like to know. I just think people don't give it a chance. In this last episode it was awesome how Barney hired Marshall as his attorney and then told him a secret and held him to attorney client privilege. That was classic, as was the devil's threeway joke. The ending was great and I'm glad Barney got what was coming to him. Ted was turning 30, but it seems like 29 would of made more sense.

I finally caught up with a good friend of mine this weekend. It had been a while since we had talked. I feel like I end up really going on with random mundane things, which means we will have a long conversation, so I should probably just call more often and keep the conversations shorter. I can just go off on so many tangents. It is nice to see people's lives going well.


Words can say a lot of things, especially written words. Things that change the way you see the world, things that change your entire perspective of a person or how they are feeling. They can also sometimes just be words, maybe with some sort of meaning when put to paper, but when pressed for action, not as strong as the impact they made on you when you read them.


Thanks for the recent kudos. My Myspace readers don't leave enough of those.



I'm really waiting on that tax money. $300 won't go a long way, but I have people I owe money to that this would help with. Sadly, it will probably pay for a few tanks of gas.


I'm tired of hearing 'no'

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