Another pointless insight of the letter "i"

"I"

I AM: sitting at a desk wondering what to type.
I WANT: to buy Joe's Mustang.
I WISH: I had more of the root of all evil and the devils playthings.
I HATE: people who don't get out of your way on the freeway.
I MISS: hearing the sound of tires on pavement and wind blowing over the windshield of a convertible at 2300 rpm.
I HEAR: the RADDs here at work.
I WONDER: what I will do on my vacation to Chicago next week.
I REGRET: taking my peers advice about not pursuing my dream of being a paramedic.
I AM NOT: the type to leave when someone needs me the most.
I DANCE: very rarely since I have a low self image of myself and my actions.
I CRY: whenever I get emotional over animals.
I AM NOT ALWAYS: as strong as some people believe I am.
I MAKE WITH MY HANDS: farting noises to make people laugh, even if it's in mixed company.
I WRITE: my true feelings on my blog for the world to see.
I CONFUSE: my thoughts of happiness for thoughts of togetherness.
I NEED: to buy myself a jacuzzi for the back yard to relax in.
I SHOULD: start researching and writing the book I want to write.
I START: things I sometimes forget to finish.
I FINISH: things without knowing there was an ending to it.

Picture this...

It's 1am, you cannot sleep and there's not much you can do about it. You had napped earlier in the afternoon so sleep isn't all that much on your mind and all you can think about are the sounds of the outdoors right outside your window. Your TiVo isn't recording anything and you've now started to browse thro the folder of deleted items just to pass the time when you hear the dog door violently open and the sound of 3 sets of feet racing in the back yard, garage and back in the house. This wouldn't be something to think twice about until you hear the shrieks and hissing sound of an extremely frightened cat and a lot of scratching and clawing.

That's when you get out of bed and start hunting for what the dogs are hunting.

At 2am.

In your underwear.

I didn't think you wanted to see that image of me, but that was me. Flashlight in hand and broom in the other and wouldn't you know it, the dogs trapped a cat in the fence and... Well, lets just say that cat will not be coming around here anymore. It got away, but is probably minus a few lives.

That was my morning, how was yours?

UPDATE

I have managed to gain access to my SENNHEISTER Yahoo! ID. You can now safely email me on that account again.

HUGE TIME KILLER

I found this online. Its located somewhere in Canada, but its a live interactive digital sign.



I LOL'ed til I stained my poop deck!

Do it yourself @ http://crcw.mb.ca/ledsign/

Hints & Tips

The T-Mobile Sidekick II is an extremely useful & versatile tool to yield in your hands. Internet, instant messaging, email, it even is a really really great sounding phone. I've never had a problem with audio signal or sound degradation, but I have had problems with the "camera" and the battery life. The additional cost to your phone plan for unlimited internet & text/ email usage can bring a good rate plan to an unbearable cost.



I have the old advertised 1500 minute talk plan for $49 with unlimited weekends. Trust me, this last cell phone bill shows I used all but 300 minutes of it. Here's the deal with my cell phone plan: I have the Sidekick 2, and the additional $20 for unlimited usage on the text and internet usage kicks the bill to $69, with taxes its about $78 a month. Yes, I love the feeling of opening up that cell phone bill and seeing the SHOCKING expense of being a gadget geek.

So, here's something interesting I found out about T-Mobile and their other cell phone service, T-Mobile To Go. The To Go service uses several phones you can readily buy from T-Mobile including the RAZR and the Sidekick 2. The premise of the To Go plans is super simple. $50 gets you 400 minutes, or $1 a day for internet usage. If I buy a $50 refill card, I will get 400 minutes to add onto my account, or that $50 will be 50 days of online use.

So, with this little bit of knowledge, the savings are apparent. For the price of $50, you get the equivalent of a month and a half of internet usage, or talk time. The beauty is if you don't talk on the phone, its pure data time. I have found this is a cheap alternative to the T-Mobile post pay account. For $50, you can go a month and a half comfortably, and on my post pay account, I have unlimited talk time and outstanding phone battery life on the Motorola RAZR.

Interesting thing is the new Sidekick 3 is going to debut soon. I don't know if it will be offered as a To Go phone yet, but it's got some promising features that will make me get one.