Random Ramblings

Staybrite wrote:

Hardkore wrote:

Riverside is a fairly nice small town. I mainly stopped for the Star Trek museum. I picked up a t-shirt that says Starfleet Union, but I wasn't sure about getting the red shirt.

NO NOT THE RED SHIRT!!!

LOL,

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

I gotta admit, the new EP from Luke Easter is quite interesting.

I would like to hear it, do you know if it's on spotify?

Staybrite wrote:

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

I gotta admit, the new EP from Luke Easter is quite interesting.

I would like to hear it, do you know if it's on spotify?

I'm not sure it has been officially released yet.  It is not on Spotify currently.

Bummer

Nope, it's set to be release June 2nd, I believe.  It's a rather interesting mix of style, I'll say that.

I was never a huge fan of Tourniquet, so I was a little hesitant to jump on the kickstarter/pledge campaign and I still don't think he has released a single track.  Would really like to hear it before I buy anything, guess I will just need to be patient. 

To me, one of the songs has an Altar Boys feel to it.

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

To me, one of the songs has an Altar Boys feel to it.

Oh wow, so definitely not continuing in the Tourniquet style.

Staybrite wrote:

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

To me, one of the songs has an Altar Boys feel to it.

Oh wow, so definitely not continuing in the Tourniquet style.

And unfortunately, none of the songs sound like "Bats"

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Staybrite wrote:

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

To me, one of the songs has an Altar Boys feel to it.

Oh wow, so definitely not continuing in the Tourniquet style.

And unfortunately, none of the songs sound like "Bats"

Staybrite wrote:

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Staybrite wrote:

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

To me, one of the songs has an Altar Boys feel to it.

Oh wow, so definitely not continuing in the Tourniquet style.

And unfortunately, none of the songs sound like "Bats"

Ah, where would we be without Bats?

Driven wrote:

Staybrite wrote:

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

Staybrite wrote:

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

To me, one of the songs has an Altar Boys feel to it.

Oh wow, so definitely not continuing in the Tourniquet style.

And unfortunately, none of the songs sound like "Bats"

Ah, where would we be without Bats?

Probably in a much better place 

It's raining today. Not your everyday rain, but the kind where "torrential" is describing it mildly. Longest thunder I've ever heard too. The sky looks so low you could touch it. Eerie.

Starting to heat up here.  Nineties slated for next week. 

Sigh. Oh for it to be summer and in the 90s. We're sitting at about 50°F and it's only May. Still, the up-side of winter is that the oranges are ripening. Picked one the other day and it brought tears to my eyes it was so sour...another month or so though and they'll be little globes of winter sunshine.

We've already hit the 90s a couple of days.  We've been rocking in the upper 80s for the past two weeks.

It's time to celebrate!  School is out for summer!!!! Yay!!!  The students are not the only ones who want a break!!!!


Also, I told ya'll about the young girl in the show I am working on that is transgendered.  Well, she and I are now friends.  We talked a bit about it and have come to an agreement that we can be friends and not have to like everything about one another.  We both realize that each other has faults as do ourselves.  So, if we can live with the differences, then we can be friends in the similarities.  I just had to praise God for working things out so that hopefully I can be a positive influence on this girl discovering Jesus.  I don't have to try to fix her--that's the Lord's job. I just have to love her.

What a gorgeous story, Chris. Amen to that. If only the more extreme thinkers of the world could be that loving, we'd have peace on earth.

Ready to fly back down to Texas for the weekend 

alldatndensum wrote:

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Also, I told ya'll about the young girl in the show I am working on that is transgendered.  Well, she and I are now friends.  We talked a bit about it and have come to an agreement that we can be friends and not have to like everything about one another.  We both realize that each other has faults as do ourselves.  So, if we can live with the differences, then we can be friends in the similarities.  I just had to praise God for working things out so that hopefully I can be a positive influence on this girl discovering Jesus.  I don't have to try to fix her--that's the Lord's job. I just have to love her.

That right there is the true definition of tolerance.  You don't have to buy into someone's ideals to treat each other well.  Very glad to hear it.

That's cool the girl and you are friends now.

A good day for biking.  So off I went.  Only a few blocks, but it was worth it. 

I get so sick of hearing customers crying "False Advertisement" whenever they don't get their way instead of learning to read the sales tags.

Samson wrote:

I get so sick of hearing customers crying "False Advertisement" whenever they don't get their way instead of learning to read the sales tags.

I totally get what you are saying.  However, there are some pretty misleading ads for stores.  They will advertise this killer price on an item and tell you that it is good as long as supplies last.  They leave out that each store only got 3 of that item to sell at that price.  The stores do it to get you to come in wanting THAT ITEM expecting us spoiled USA consumers to pay a lot more and buy something comparable or even pay full price for the same advertised sale while there.

Code orange in this part of the country. It means heavy thunderstorms gusts of wind and hail. I am not looking forward to it at all.
I don't like this "thunder & lightning"shows.