13 Days

Sounds like a movie, no? Well it isn't. That's the number of business days between now and our first demo. So it's crunch time. And we find out that one of the blokes coming is a man who commands 100's of millions of pounds. That's a dude with some pull. Impress him and we could be in the market to make some serious bank. But I won't, and can't, go into details, so I'll just say a few things like, "Man I'm busy" and "My fridge is still bare. I hate grocery shopping" and "My Christmas shopping is Done! How cool is that?" And then it's off to say "I fixed the windscreen on my car today and had a free lunch with my boss." We'll wrap it up with telling you that I'm enjoying a glass of wine with the best that my bare cabinets have to offer while I'm writing you this. Tomorrow I'm spending my lunch hour running with a few fellows from work; should be a good opportunity to get to know a few of them.

Now, it's time to share with you a few of the web articles and videos I've stumbled across over the past few days. While not always topical, they still give you an insight into what I find interesting or humorous. So, read on, my friends...

Okay, I don't like Bush. Well, I like bush, as in trees and, um, lady parts, but not Bush, as in the leader of our country. Bill Maher has some good points here about why the Republican Adminstration has their priorities all fouled up.

If that's too heavy for you, enjoy this little video edit that has Bush and Blair cursing each other out. Cute.

On to something I find amazing. To quote her website,

"I never thought of myself as an artist. The real reason I went to art school was to eliminate phys ed and math from my life."

And this is what she does. You won't see these in any cathedral. Amazing art, that is.

George Michael is coming out of the public restroom, er, closet and making his relationship official. It's about time. Now maybe he can get those much-needed homo tax breaks that Bush has been offering up.

Are you creative? Then you're a whore! And a depressed one at that. According to this I'm one of the most creative individuals on the planet. Well, maybe not.

And finally, Matt is the biggest loser. My hat is off to him and his partners on one of the only reality shows in my opinion with substance. Literally. Sure that substance is cellulite, but that's a good thing. These people on this show earn my respect because they're putting themselves out there for the world to see AND they are trying to change their lifestyles for the better. We could all learn a little something from them. Other reality show contestants are there to get their 15 minutes of fame, and maybe springboard into a great public career, but these folk may get that AND so much more: a lean, mean body and the habits to keep it that way.