I’ve decided to re-paint the living room.
Currently the ceiling and the top foot of the walls are deep burgundy, the remainder is a deep beige.
There is the ugliest border separating the two colors. I got the original idea from a nice hotel room we stayed in once, it worked better there.
Today I started stripping the ugly border.
Husb just got home from work… didn’t notice.
I wonder how far I’ll get before he realizes the room is different 
Blog Project 365-09 #262
I learned when I don’t have anything good to say… not to say anything at all…
So g’nite!
I think I’m just in a “mood”
blog Project 365-09 #261
Has anyone noticed that (and maybe I’m just getting old) the volume on commercials on network tv is significantly louder than the program. I find I have to turn down the noise level during commercials and turn it back up again to hear the program.
What an irritating marketing strategy.
You know… for all of the network tv I watch…
But if someone marketed a television where the volume control was tied to a decibel range, I would buy it.
Blog Project 365-09 #260
A possible consideration for health care.
A company provides health insurance for their employees (imagine if the government provided this).
The deductible is high (like $5000 per year). It is designed to cover major catastrophic illness or accident.
The employees are given a tax-credit equal to the amount of the deductible for health care but of course it can only be used for medical purposes.
Therefore because the employees have a medical budget… they shop around for the best health care at the best prices.
The things I found most interesting was that most Doctor’s offices cannot tell their patients what the cost of their services are… those that do are more willing to negotiate their prices to win a client. The competition for clients keeps prices reasonable… consumers are making a more informed choice and much of the burden is lifted from insurance companies.
Imagine what would happen if that were done nation wide…
Imagine using a different product just for the sake of comparison. Imagine groceries for example. If we had “grocery insurance” for example and it covered all of your food. Imagine not knowing the price of the products you were buying and the store not keeping track until the “grocery insurance” company was billed… How would that effect your grocery shopping habits? How much food would you waste? We all need groceries. Why don’t we provide this? Because it would bankrupt the “grocery insurance” companies and stores would ultimately fail.
Anyway… just thinking out loud.
blog Project 365-09 #259
Just thinking out loud.
I got a new tattoo last night… I decided to go “hardcore” and get it on the back of my entire hand. The tattoo wasn’t bad, but it’s swollen today like I’ve broken every bone… so I’m keeping it short.
This is a boring post, for a fun one, scroll down to “Turn on the Volume” (if you haven’t seen it yet) and enjoy.
I had a dream last night that I had a blog and actually had stuff to say… silly dream…
Blog Project 365-09 #257
I overheard my son-in-law say this to my daughter today:
“No offense sweetie… but you cook just like your Mom”
Blog Project 365-09 #256
I’m not going to be able to top yesterday’s post for quite sometime.
Blog Project 365-09 #255
Blog Project 365-09 #254
There are too many to post for you here… so here’s a link to more Alice Photos. I’ll be posting more over the weekend so if you want to see ‘em, be sure to check back in occasionally.
Blog Project 365-09 #253
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