This morning I stopped by the neighborhood coffee joint to get a couple of iced coffees for Sabrina and myself. While I was there I ran into a friend who has been a Hillary supporter. He and I have talked many times about this election and I know his fears have been that Obama would […]
Tag Archives: 2008
Last Night’s Debate
April 17, 2008 – 8:42 am
I watched last night’s debate with some friends. The whole time we were wondering why they were focusing on such non-issues. Obama was clearly annoyed with it too. As I browse the internet this morning I can see that there is a large percentage of people who feel the same way.
According to ABC, Flag Pins […]
Easter Photos
March 25, 2008 – 4:10 pm
We went out to Lisa’s mom’s house/farm on Easter. It was a perfect location for an Easter Egg hunt. I spent most of the time behind the camera. Here are some of my favorite shots. (More available in my Easter 2008 set on flickr).
Also, Bethany and Kristian had an […]
Responsibility vs Recession
February 16, 2008 – 5:08 pm
What would it look like if US consumers started being more responsible with their money?
The consumer electronics market would decline.
Gift cards would be used for things like groceries.
New car sales would be down.
Single family home sales would slow.
It could easily be confused for a down economy or a recession. But…
The resale market would thrive:
I Love Ron Paul Supporters
February 12, 2008 – 9:14 am
I think my favorite part of this election are the Ron Paul supporters. Not all of them though. Some Paul supporters are just as boring as Obama supporters or Clinton supporters or Hillary supporters. There is a special breed of Ron Paul supporters though that are as resilient and persistent as cockroaches. they are more […]
Why I Voted for Barack Obama
February 5, 2008 – 10:45 am
Let me share a little about my political background. During the 2000 presidential primaries I had a front row seat for the action. I was living in New Hampshire working on youth voting issues and saw every major candidate (and some minor ones too). I was surrounded by optimistic and idealistic young people. We wanted […]
