As a new American Citizen, today I actually got to vote! Granted it’s only the midterm elections, but it’s important nevertheless. I have to do my part and send the message to the current administrations, State and Federal, that I don’t like the way the government is heading. Now whether or not the Republican party […]
We went to Wahoo’s Fish Taco. It was a rainy day when we talked about: California elections. Some of us are absentee voters, aka vote-by-mail. We discussed some of the candidates. I’m more partial to vote non-career politicians like Carly Fiorina. I did like Arnold Schwarzenegger as governor. Stock market. We speculated why stocks go […]
No, this is not a sarcastic post about becoming an “American”. It’s not about me becoming fat and ugly. It’s not about me having a Texan accent. It’s not about me having an IQ of a 1st grader. In fact, it’s about me passing the Civic test this morning during the US Citizenship interview. It’s […]
We haven’t recovered from this recession. In fact, it has been said the worse is still yet to come1. But, people do have a sense of humor about the ailing economy, asking for more bubble to invest in. Sarcasm aside, it does pose a good question. When they have that much money to play with, […]
While celebrating my 40th birthday, I couldn’t help but wonder, what happened back in November 1968? My research found some interesting ones, and here some of them: Richard Nixon was elected as President of United States. Nixon on the cover of Time Magazine, November 15, 1968. A mild 5.5 Richter Scale earthquake in St. Louis […]
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