Monthly Archives: November 2008

A Shitty Routine Sucks!

Note: This post was written 2 weeks ago. I think it is important that I let people know what I was going through a couple of weeks ago and essentially for the past 3-5 months.   Yesterday I was off because of Veteran's Day. But this morning I woke up unconsciously to brush my teeth, wash my ...

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Chase Bank, Fuck you With your Meaningless Fees!

  A couple of days ago I get mail from one of my banks, Chase Bank, the note gives me the summary of the past month. I observed my balance and it showed that my account was $6 bucks less than the previous month. So after thinking about the situation, cooling off, ...

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Book Review: 11 Minutes

Quotes: -"Passion makes a person stop eating, sleeping, working, feeling at peace. A lot of people are frightened because, when it appears, it demolishes all the old things it finds in its path. No one wants their life thrown into chaos. That is ...

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I’m Moving Out!

I'm Out! from Oaks Real on Vimeo.

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Getting Laid Off is a Blessing in Disguise

Story Mode Life is good, life is great. Family doing well, have great friends, and my career is going in the right direction. I love going to work because I like to use my skills to better the human race. When I wake up in the morning I do my usual routine of washing my face, ...

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Words Can Indeed Describe What I Feel Inside

When I woke up this morning I was thrilled and ready to start my day. Of course I was happy with the outcome of the election, but I really did feel different. I talked to my co-workers, said hello to people in the hall way, and went on with my day working as I did ...

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Barack Thanks for Proving me Wrong. Now it’s Time to Change the World!

There once was a time when I was a young boy growing up in urban Houston, Tx. A friend and I were chilling one summer afternoon or sometime where there was light outside. The topic of the conversation switched to where I was born and who I could and couldn't be in this country. My friend ...

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