Time for change - God, dance cystic do you invention shoed remember?

I think its time for a bit of an overhaul, so I've refurbished my blog a little, and I promise I am going to start posting more. And hopefully, I'll find more mundane and thought provoking topics to send to cyberspace. I also aim to improve the quality of my writing, and the level of humor as well. It seems like everytime I am blogging lately it is at some big moment or event. Well, I guess this time is no different, as I have recently become MOBILE. No, not just out of bed and walking around mobile, I have TRANSPORTATION. That's right, thanks to my good friend Lauren, I have aquired a 2003 Yamaha Vino Classic, very similar to the one pictured above. Mine is in better condition and is a champagne color, which I actually think I like a lot more than the red. That's actually one of many things that have happened lately, let's see if I can't give you a better run down of some other stuff:

1.) Joe Jones is engaged to his sweet lady, Tiffany. He proposed during the Mr. Diplomat show this past Friday.
2.) My job is going well, I have a lot of responsibility and stay busy, but I actually am feeling better and better about it all the time. It's nice to be able to be creative, and also its nice to be on salary.
3.) Community Bike is dead. Long live Community Bike. We had a good run.
4.) My last level 2 class is coming to an end, and I am about to begin teaching a Level 3L and a Level 1 in the next couple of weeks.
5.) I have copies of the new Modest Mouse, the new Arcade Fire and the first album by The Good, The Bad, and The Queen. They are all smashing.
6.) My new favorite show is called Man Vs. Wild, on the discovery channel. Holy Shit. It's amazing.
7.) I have not eaten meat in about 10 days. Partially by choice, but mostly because I have not felt like it.

I think that's it for now, if anything else comes up soon, I will let you know, but expect my next post to be more mundane.

in he baud - YOU'VE SEEN IT BEFORE YOU SAY?

Sick again...

I am questioning my lifestyle choices and searching for the equilibrium.

Not only from a health perspective, either.

You're the most goodest Do-Bee there ever was, Paul and you get a whole row of gold stars!

Friends, it is my pleasure to announce that today might be one of the best days I have ever known. As a preface, you should know that I was quite ill for a while, and required an agonizing and expenisve hospital stay and lots of medication, etc. Today, I receieved a letter from the hospital telling me that my hardship application had met their requirements and I was granted 100% (!) of my balance taken care of. I've never been so happy to be poor! This was a giant black cloud in the horizon that has now disappeared, and I could not be more thankful to the powers that be to alleviate this from my life. The above picture illustrates exactly how I feel today. A happy puppy on his birthday. Also, thank you to those who chipped in and contributed to my foundation. I will no longer need that money to pay off my bills, so I plan to use it for good and to celebrate the many good things in my life right now. (Let me know who you are and I will buy you something nice!) I hope everyone is having as great a day as I am, but if not, let me know if there is anything I can do for you.