Nov 04 2009

Dangerous Philosophy Propogated by Rally Signs

Category: Life & PhilosophyWhiteEyebrows @ 8:46 am

The following sign was recently carried (and subsequently photographed) at a recent “equality” rally in Washington DC:

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Dear me… where do I begin on this one?

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Oct 20 2009

The History and Philosophy of Bed Making

Category: Family, Life & Philosophy, Too Much InformationWhiteEyebrows @ 7:25 am

While I’ve previous referred to bed-making on this blog, I don’t think I’ve ever shared

WhiteEyebrows’ History and Philosophy of Bed Making.

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Oct 19 2009

Things Will Work Out

Category: Life & PhilosophyWhiteEyebrows @ 2:33 pm

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Everything works out in the end.

If it hasn’t worked out yet, it’s just not the end yet.

- WhiteEyebrows, 2005 -


Sep 23 2009

Stuff That Has Changed

Category: Life & PhilosophyWhiteEyebrows @ 8:18 am

All kidding aside (the earlier post on the 6 month anniversary), I guess I will wax philosophical and discuss a few things that have changed in the last year since I’ve been engaged and married.

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Aug 18 2009

Go For The Gold

Category: Life & PhilosophyWhiteEyebrows @ 10:10 am

This is not a blog about the Olympics or about trying to get a gold medal for being first at something.  Don’t forget, I already covered the obsession with being first a few years ago.

No, I mean the title literally: go get the gold!

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Aug 03 2009

Schlitterbahn, Parents, and Problems

Category: Entertainment, Family, Life & PhilosophyWhiteEyebrows @ 10:30 am

A few things to get Monday started, and to clear my plate of blog-worthy items:

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Jul 21 2009

Being Michael Collins

Category: Life & PhilosophyWhiteEyebrows @ 10:45 am

If you’ve turned on the TV or radio in the last few days, you will have heard something about yesterday being the 40th anniversary of the 1969 Apollo moon landing.  This historic event made Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin household names and legends in their time.

But if you know much about the Apollo landing, you’ll know that there was a third guy who didn’t get to walk on the moon.  He stayed in the Command Module which orbited the moon while his colleagues landed and made history there.  His name, if you don’t know, was Michael Collins.

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