You know, watching what’s going on in America from 7000 miles away is something of a blessing. What with all the Obama worship and indoctrination of school kids and all, I just wouldn’t be a happy camper.
Still, it’s been in my mind that there is something strangely familiar about the personality cult surrounding The One. Then I came across a video and it all made sense. But of course, how could I have missed the similarity to the “Dear Leader” only 30 miles north of my front door? Duh!
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“This is my Congressional Office…”
Um, no it isn’t. It belongs to the people. You are merely an office holder. Hopefully, not for much longer.
Brian in Jeollanam-do has an interesting report from the Kimchi festival in Gwangu. According to festival Chairman Kim Sung-Hoon:
You know why there are so many beautiful women in Korea and Korean women have such smooth skin? It’s because they have been grown on kimchi. If you want to age gracefully and have beautiful skin, eat Korean kimchi,” said Kim, a former agriculture minister.
Well, I have gone on record and there is really no disputing that Koreans are the most attractive women in Asia. I will brook no debate on that point.
Still, it would seem if kimchi was the secret to beauty the more you eat and the longer you eat it, the better, right? So inquiring minds want to know how do you explain the phenomonon of ajummas?
From this…
To this…
So, I have to ask: How much kimchi is too much?
I’ve been having ongoing issues with internet access of late. It works, then it doesn’t. Have the repair guy and it works a couple of days then stops again. So, I’ve gone without for since Thursday, and I really get antsy when I can’t play online. Anyway, they just came out and installed a new modem. Hopefully that’s the end of my worries.
I’ve been filling the void with CIV IV, but man does not live by gaming alone.
Good night at darts last night taking a first place finish with my partner Mike. I was on my game and Mike was on fire. Good combination.
I’m flying out to South Carolina on Friday for a little family gathering in honor of my parent’s 60th anniversary. Look forward to that.
And that’s how things stand with me these days.