Quotes and a Word

I love quotes! I should rephrase that, I love true and good quotes! I think I may have accidentally come up with a few of my own. I don't know whether these things have been said in the past by others, but I said them in a message to a friend today.

"Too many facts weigh down my imagination." by Chris Bills

"I always play stupid. That way, when I'm being stupid, it's just normal." Chris Bills


If you understand what these quotes really mean, because you have experienced yourself in these circumstances, then you get two stars (shurikens) from me.

Quotes are great, but words are better.

Brownp = Poop

History - My friend Ben came up with this word when he was a child. The word was used as a substitute for the word poop. He would use this word so he would not get in trouble with his parents for saying poop. This word can be used in place of many other poop related words.

Confessions of a Middle Aged Yoga King

Yeah, so maybe I'm a bit hasty in claiming my kinghood. Today was my first Yoga class. How was it? Awesome! Was it girlie? Yeah, but whatever it takes to feel young and spry again. Was it hard? I sweat my butt off and it was a relaxed beginning session. Thanks to Staci and her Yoga skills I feel like I have a new grasp on life. I had a 50 minute private lesson and I quickly went to the nearest sporting good store and got me a yoga mat. I will be practicing on my own for a short while. Dang that downward facing dog position!

Apple Tries to Copy the Macgyver Multitool

It's a sad day when Apple starts to TRY copying the Macgyver Multitool I mentioned a couple articles ago. Here it is:

The article showing this copy attempt is found here:

Friday Night Hunt

I think snakes are beautiful creatures. Many people would not agree with me. I have caught many snakes in my day, but I have never dared to catch a rattlesnake. I thought I should change that. The truth is that I have never even seen one in the wild and I want to. Along with these two things, I would like to eat rattlesnake.

The decision was made and I planned to go hunting for rattlesnake last Friday. I had one brave soul who came with me, Mary H. She was also the photographer. We searched the area surrounding Deer Creek Reservoir.

After 2.5 hours of searching we were quite tired and the sun was starting to set. Our day was done and it was rather unfruitful. We did happen to document one semi interesting thing. We found a snake skin that was slightly more than 3 feet long. It looked to be a week or so old, but it gave us hope knowing that there were snakes in them hills.

I am determined to find, catch and eat a rattlesnake, before the summer ends. Until next time.