College is often referred to as the best years in one’s life. It’s a time to be social, party, have fun… oh, and study. Once completed, young adults move into their next stage of life – their career. However, what happens to those who are not ready to take that next step and would rather continue to party without the educational aspect?
Have you ever heard the John Mayer song "Belief"? If you have not, here is a link to the lyrics (http://www.lyrics.com/url.php?link=http://john-mayer-online-music.4t.com...). In this song, the refrain is as follows:
"we're never gonna win the world
we're never gonna stop the war
we're never gonna beat this
if belief is what we're fighting for"
In the United States, there are several groups that are against any form of contraception or abortion. One of these groups includes the “Pharmacists for Life International” (http://www.pfli.org/).
I would really like to know why Mike Huckabee is still trying a candidate for the republic presidential nomination. If it is not bad enough that he believes that the world was created 6000 years ago, he digs his hole further by claiming that his viewpoint on the subject should have no bearing on his candidacy.
To all of you bloggers out there who feel it necessary to fill up space with personal information, please be aware that there are people on this web site who are interested in more information than who you are and opinions about your friends or boyfriends. I am not trying to be rude or inconsiderate, however, this is not a personal diary web site.
I am a big fan of reality TV shows, including the show “Flip That House” on TLC. For those of you who are unfamiliar, the show is about a person, couple, or group of people who buy well-lived in to rundown homes, renovate them, and then sell them for profit. About a month or so ago, I watched this couple flip a house to make it more environmentally friendly.
I recently read an article concerning religion based custody battles/rulings (http://community.nytimes.com/article/comments/2008/02/13/us/13custody.ht...).
For all of you who even remotely follow the presidential campaigns, you are aware of the close race between Senators Obama and Clinton. Some of you may not be aware, however, that if one of them does not receive the majority of votes that a group of government officials and political activists, called superdelegates, will decide who the democratic candidate will be…. Not the people.
