Obama's Health Care Plan!

In recent weeks the debate over government controlled health care has escalated.

I am amazed at how our society behaves. Currently, there are many people argueing, in political circles, that opposition to the new healthcare plan is rooted in racism. This is a ridiculous, malicious statement. How dare a group of people use such serious accusations, rooted in nothing more than manipulative behavior, to push their ideas. Racism is, and has been a serious problem in our society. It disgusts me that many, who are "so opposed" to racism and desire an end to it, continue to fuel its reality in order to further agendas.

Let me attest that what I say is not biased, because I support neither the right or the left. Both Republicans and Democrats alike, are in the pockets of the same people. These political parties divide society, fueling issues in order to gain support of one of those divided segments. Then, they play out their cleverly divised plan to make people feel as though they have that paticular group of people's best interest in mind. This is done in order fulfill a specific agenda. Its quite brilliant in that you make people feel like you are giving them what they want, or need, yet in the big picture the reality is to the contrary. Both roads, be it Republican or Democrat, lead to the same place along different paths (That would be a Globalized One World Government).

The reality is that any semi-educated person can see that the proposed healthcare plan is a bad plan. I will be the first to admit that we need healthcare reform in our nation. It's messed up, but replacing one mess with another mess is by no means a solution.

I encourage you all to read the plan carefuly, and then make a decision as to whether or not it is right for our nation. Do not allow yourself to be manipulated by the powers that be, Republican or Democrat, and their sick twisted tools of mind control!

When will America wake up and realize that Government from the Right, or the Left does not have the peoples best interest in mind. They just want you to believe they do in order to fulfill their agendas.

Albert Pujols

O.k. It could be said that I am a huge St. Louis Cardinal fan, and even bigger fan of the man known as "The Machine."

Over his career in major league baseball, it could be argued that Albert Pujols has been the most consistant player to ever put on a uniform. The guy's career numbers average out to a batting average over .330, 40 home runs, 100+ runs, and 120+ RBI per year. The amazing thing is that year in and year out these numbers are astonishingly similar.

This year is panning out to be no different than years past. The first half of the '09 season was probably his best to date.

This leads me to last nights game against the New York Mets. Albert came into the game in a pretty big slump that had all the experts talking. Well, it's the next day and they are quiet now! It appears the slump is over. Albert finished the night 4 for 5 with a double, 2 homeruns (one being an extra inning grand salami) and 5 RBI.

In an era clouded by the steroid scandal, Albert Pujols has given baseball back its honor. Not only is Albert quickly becoming one of the greatest of all time, he is a good man, and a disciple of Christ!

It's a pleasure to witness his accomplishments on the baseball field, and his bold profession of his faith.

Go Phat Albert!

Photography!

For most of my life I have had a huge appreciation and interest in the arts. From the time I was very young I have been exposed to many mediums through my own participation, and more important to my post, through my fathers great successes in gallery photography.

Although I have always admired his work and enjoyed others work through gallery displays, I never was involved myself, until just recently. I just aquired a nice camera several weeks ago as a result of my dads generosity.

I must admit that it has opened my eyes up to a whole new world! When you start puposefully looking at things from the perpective of a photographer, you appreciate the beauty of the simple things. A rusty pipe can become as beautiful as the prettiest of flowers.

I am so thankful that my father had such an appreciation all these years and passed it on to me!

Love ya Dad!