Archive for April, 2007
While I can't condone the scarring of this little child, I can learn from (and laugh at) Will Ferrell's strategy for not paying his rent. WARNING: there is questionable language in this video. Someone really needs to clean out the landlady's mouth with a bar of soap.
I signed up for the Indy Mini many moons ago with high hopes of qualifying for the Boston Marathon. While I gave up those hopes within 15 minutes of completing my registration, I still desired to run and finish the Mini. Fast-forward several lethargic months, add in effort and desire to sell my house, and throw in a knee that is reminding you that you don't deserve to visit Boston, let alone dream of running the marathon, and you have my current situation.
I can't let good money go to waste, so I'll show up the day of the race and spend several hours working my way toward the finish line … if I have to. However, if you would like to run the Mini, but did not register in time, I'd be willing to work out a deal with you. It's too late to officially transfer my registration to you, but you'd have the race packet to run the race (and a t-shirt that screams "I take initiative"). Your time would be listed under my name (so you'd better get training), but it would most definitely be your time.
If you're interested, please let me know by calling me or by emailing me.
Hey Friends. Ok, this is the deal. I signed up for a new television service in January called AT&T UVerse. My television signal now comes over my phone line, as does my DSL. Ironically, I am no longer under the obligation to have phone service. Anywho, I apparently was one of the first people in Indy to sign up for this service. I did so because they gave me a DVR, but did not make me sign a contract. Happy Days! Again anywho, the nice people at AT&T called me up and asked if I'd like to host a party to help expose this budding technology to others. I said "no." They asked if I wanted some money. I said "keep talking."
So this is the deal: for each household that is eligible for the service that I invite, that household gets $25 and I get $25. AT&T caters the party (sandwiches, desserts, and soda pop), and will send in people to clean up. There is NO OBLIGATION to purchase anything. If you're eligible, just showing up gets you $25 and free food.
I could use help saving money for grad school, and you could use $25. So, if you'd like to help yourself and me out, do the following:
Thanks for considering this. Again, you will not be pressured to buy anything. There will be someone giving a short demonstration. He/She would probably be as happy as a schoolgirl for you to sign up for something, but as far as I'm concerned, you'll be there to collect $25, eat free food, and to help me out.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
This update is a tad overdue, but hey, it's here. Not much has happened since my last update one and a half months ago. And by "not much" I mean more or less the following:
Wow, I really thought that there would be more. Welp, that's a quick update. I'm off to spend some quality Easter time with family. The weather appears to want to produce snow, for which I am excited. I love a traditional white Easter.
Strength and Honor.