Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Traffic Signals

Everyday after school I go home the exact same way. I drive out and have to make what is called a "Michigan Left" (which is a completely separate grumble) and then I drive about 1.5 miles and come up to a traffic signal. Every single time I come up to this light, it turn red. The speed limit on the street is 45, so I tried driving exactly 45 mph. and I can see it turning red as I am pulling up to it. The next day, I drive 65 mph and guess what, I can see the promise land, a beautiful green light staring right at me, and then I get close and BLAMMO yellow and then red. The day after that I drive 25 mph on this stretch of road and people are flying past me and blaring their horns at me, but I have a goal in mind so I am able to ignore all the distractions. Then in the distance I see the light, and its green. I think that I might actually win today, but no I am disappointed just like I am everyday. The worst part is its always the same spot when I see the light turn red. If anyone has a solution, please let me know.

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Just barely happened

Warning this is graphic and not for the faint of heart.
So I am at school deep in study when I realize there is a tingling feeling that suddenly hits me. I decide to get up and go to the bathroom to relieve myself from all the pressure. I walk into the bathroom and as soon as the odors hit my nose, I realize I would love to punch whoever just left this bathroom. Onward though I must go and I walk over to the urinal. Men have been blamed for years for their inability to aim. I think of myself as a pretty good shot, but this day there were obstacles. As I look on the ground, its real shiny from all the little droppings that have occured over the last day or two. I think what happens is first someone has one or two drops fall. Then the next guy that comes into the stall has to step back a few inches so they are not stepping in someone else's drops. Since they are back a couple inches, they drip a few drops a few more inches back. The next person comes in and bam two more inches back. You can see the progression and by the time I got to the bathroom, I am standing at the door trying to aim. Well not quite that far, but it was 2 feet. Don't worry when I was done I was sure to put a few drops down so the next person has to stand 2 feet and 2 inches.

Monday, June 29, 2009

What I like to do most

One of the talents God gave me was the ability to complain about something no matter what the situation. So for the last 4 and half years since I have known my wife she had enough of my complaining and told me to start a blog. When she said that I thought to myself, "No way I am going to go typing stupid entries on a computer and wasting my valuable time." As you can see from my response I immediatly had a complaint. So now I am going to try and keep track of all the complaints I have in life. Its early in the morning and I already have a couple. For one, my newest, sweetest, nicest daughter decided to poop her pants. So I get all the weapons ready, wipes on one side, butt cream on the other, and the new diaper in hand ready for whatever may come. It actually went real smooth, I unbuttoned her outfit and got the stinky stuff taken care of, got the new diaper on and buttoned up her outfit. I wrapped her up in the blanket and just about this time I hear, "BOOOOOOOOOMMMM" and world war III started. Actually she just needed another diaper after only 2 seconds of having a fresh one on her butt. So this is my complaint, I am sure there will be thousands more to come.