Remember everything I just said? well, that might be subject to change…
In true Ed fashion–everything could be changing in about two weeks. Right now, I’d say its a coin toss.
Guess we’ll wait and see
Written by fredward on July 23rd, 2010
Glass of Bell’agio Chianti and listening to some new Curtis B. Life is good.
Speaking of Curt–It’s about that time again….to celebrate the one year anniversary of Crowd Control Productions with… Electro Boogaloo 2!
Ready for the #1 female scratch DJ in the world alongside one of the premiere rising breakbeat stars? Hit it up.
When: August 28 at 9:00pm – August 29 at 3:00am
Where: Headliners Music Hall // Louisville
Cost: $10 at the door. No presales
Written by fredward on July 21st, 2010
I try not to watch too many TV shows but…
My two new favorites? White Collar and Covert Affairs.
…and Burn Notice is still one of my favorites
Spies and Feds. I think I read too much Tom Clancy growing up.
Who knows? Now that I’m back into the game maybe I’ll still be able to do Cyber Crime one day.
Spiral out. Keep going.
Written by fredward on July 21st, 2010Things continue to look up which pleases me to no end.
I’m continuing to love both of my jobs…They’re both local small business which is a vast improvement from the corporate world I’ve been living the past few years. Sadly, most of my time has been reteaching myself materials I forgot years ago.
Still waiting to hear back from Murray’s online TSM advisor…It’s starting to get pretty late and the summer and I’d like to get registered fairly soon. It’ll be nice to be back in school and having a job that I can actually balance class with.
Had a cup of tea, thought earl grey rocks
Written by fredward on July 14th, 2010Random: My First Earthquake is an amazing band…if you’re into Electropop // Indie Rock. That’s probably something I miss the most about WKU–Revolution 91.7…well that and Froggy’s.
I want to take a moment and thank the Lord for the new recent developments in my life. I’m always stubborn enough to try it all on my own–to somewhat disastrous results. However, when I surrender it up to Him great things happen.
One day. It’s amazing–and somewhat frightening–to think how much can change in a day. I feel truly blessed that in this time of uncertainty and recession that I have not one but two jobs that I already love even though its such a short time in. I’ve gone back and forth for about 7-10 years whether or not to do IT for a living. Like I posted earlier, it’s taken a few stops for me to realize this is what I want to do.
So, it looks like I’ll be staying in Owensboro for yet some time. The funny part? I will, probably, still be a student of Murray State University this fall–albeit finishing up my TSM degree online. Still need to work out the details on that one.
I might be slightly excited that my custom-built Dell Studio XPS 16 arrives tomorrow :)
- i7 720qm
- 6gb DDR3
- ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5730 – 1GB
- 500gb 7200rpm sata drive
- and… a 9 cell battery for those long day
Am I allowing myself to get too excited about a piece of technology? Nah, it’s part of my life. I’ve learned to live with it.
Yeahh
Written by fredward on July 7th, 2010
My job takes me to fun places :)
Setting up a wireless point to point off industrial.
Like the view?
Where are the Snowdens of yesteryear?
Written by fredward on July 6th, 2010My evening has been going on for far too long
Where is the dawn of a new day?
Finding the path taken long grown over
yet still walking deeper in–only to become more lost
Turning my gaze upward I’m reassured
finding the stars that shined down for so long vibrant and alive
They become a beacon and a hope
a fixture in my long journey
I might be far from home
but I always know where I am