Cows may come and cows may go...

But the BULL goes on forever! And I say this since we're moving into Taurus. I hate Aries, always have, always will.

I'm still hanging in there, fibro's been pretty bad since this humidity is not doing much to help, but I will survive. I'm laying low, taking more naps inbetween my computer-hunting marathon sessions on monster and hotjobs. It's what it is. If I have to give up my Cobra coverage? I will. Just to pay the rent and keep the roof over my head. It seems my former boss has popped up all over tv with the company IT used to work for. In love with political statements, lobbyists, and all that b.s. The stuff I hate. I truly adore "liberals" who feel they need to "speak up" for the "little people" when they themselves have lived lives of privilege. Since I didn't (and probably never will), these same principles actually stand for the fights--the VERY REAL fights--I've had to fight, not by choice, but by necessity. Equality is a lovely choice when you have it handed to you, it's a different concept when you need to take bats and bricks to cover the streets in protest while you're greeted with "No Dogs or Irish Need Apply" upon exiting your check-in at Ellis Island. At least I know who I am and what made me this way.

I'm focusing on planning Kjou's birthday party, which is May 3. We'll head on up to Amy Ruth's and have some honey chicken. I will blog about other things besides my bitterness, but karma's coming back around--more good people have left AP, and my spot has not been filled at His Name We Abuse. HA! I'm loving it.

This may be the longest amount of time I've had off since summers when I was in grammar school. That was well over 20 years ago, maybe I should read some "approved" books and write reports about them or something. I'm totally hooked on Mo'nique's Charm School featuring the wackadoos from Flavor of Love's Season 1 and 2, so that provides me with something to look forward to. Also, if you haven't checked out Shear Genius, it's pretty good for a reality show. It may even rival Project Runway in terms of drama and popularity. These characters can really cut hair! Funny they chose Jacklyn Smith and not Farrah, tho'. I'm sure it's because the level of "Bride of Wildenstein" facelift and Botox-madness is slightly lower than the former Ms. Ryan O'Neil. And of course, I adore the fact that I'm home to watch Lou Dobbs stick it to the Neo-Cons on CNN every night. I don't have to tape or podcast his show anymore. It spurs me on.

My lack of money aside? I'm enjoying my time off. My body and mind needed it. My goodness! I even remembered to blog today. Gotta keep that up.

Happy Friday!