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Site News: I missed making a journal entry last night, because I spent the night trying to get a CGI script to work for my new message board, located at eViewz.net. I think I started around 9PM trying to get the scripts to load up, and after a few hours of difficulties and reading help pages, it finally was up and running. I think its going to work out very well, so please be sure to stop by the message board and let me know your thoughts.
I scored yesterday. Someone at work gave me a FREE 1950’s Smith Corona vintage typewriter. It’s so cool, and old. I love old, vintage antique looking stuff, mainly for display..but I can type on it, if I feel like it. I typed my name and my fingers got stuck in the keys…I think it will mostly stay on display.
I like Fruity Pebbles and Apple Jacks cereal. I’m not big on chocolate flavored cereals, nor do I enjoy anything wheat like. Have you every eaten Shredded Wheat cereal…they look like the biscuits you would feel a farm animal. I can’t even image what the hell they do to your insides, I mean I doubt we can actually digest those things. Sure they clean your system, they go down whole and push all the crap in your intestines out with them. It’s probably like passing a brick. The other cereal I’m not crazy about are Grape Nuts. Those things are so damn hard, I nearly broke a tooth on one. Give me fruit flavored cereal any day of the week.
Do you ever wonder what you were destined to do for a career? I like so many different things, that I hate having to decide on one thing to make a living at. Sometimes I want to work outdoors, sometimes I want to work at a desk, sometimes I want to work with people, other times not. There are so many interesting career choices out there, it’s difficult to choose one. I think it would be very cool to work with kids – perhaps teaching or at a summer camp. What types of things are you interested in…?
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