Writings of the returning Expat From Hell. After postings in Japan, Portugal, and Latvia, it is time to come home. Now that I think of it, I wonder: where is home?
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- Tag, You're Iton Oct 9, 2012 in burglary Facebook Insurance kidnapping prevention professional blog Protection robbery TwitterI don't normally do this.In fact, I have never done this before.However, it is important enough for me to share with thoseWho follow my personal blog postings.You may not know that I also post a professional business blogOver on WordPress.Today, my p...
- Divine SuppressionI went to a college that did not permit dancing.This institution even went so far as to make each prospective student sign a pledge,Agreeing to said restriction in order to simply enroll in classes.Being the ever-vigilant Business Major, the future E...
- Bazaar Bizarreon Sep 25, 2012 in Apu basmati rice Community Culture India Bazaar Indian cooking Indian culture Indian food Slumdog MillionaireI am not sure where this photo above was taken.If memory serves, it is possibly in the check-out areaOf my newest local supermarket.On a Sunday afternoon.Dearest Joe is now in the midst of yet another invasion of the educational flank.Or rather, the...
- Picnic on Vesuviuson Sep 21, 2012 in Blogging Complacency Eruptions Expression Repressed Emotions Surprises Time LapsesHow long does it take to become complacent?How long before you feel like you can just sit down, settle in, and make a place for yourself?And then, just when you think things are just swimming along with a sense of normalcyThe ground begins to shake.Y...
- Irony Cladon May 2, 2012 in Beatles Birthdays Celebrations Chorizo con Huevos Irony Job Changes Memories Mexican Food Sheriff John SolitudeFunny how things go in this life.As I mentioned in my last post, I have decided to hang up the shower curtain ringsSo to speak.No sooner than the decision emits from my mouth, and my current sales shoot up markedly.I am sure the folks at the factory...
- Packingon Apr 24, 2012 in Bearing Arms Bill of Rights Cow Chip Throwing Contest Fear Fundamentalism Guns Oklahoma Second Amendment TexasHad to make another swing through the Sooner State this past week.On my way to the last round-up, as it turns out to be.I am hanging up my shower curtain rings, you see.Deciding to take another vocational direction.But, before that happens, wellOklah...
- Bombaston Apr 13, 2012 in Andrew Cline Communication Idiot America Opinions Politics Punditry Reading Television Thought ProcessesRecently, I have experienced a change in diet.As many of you who have endured this, it can be a trying experience.Oh, and by the way, I don't mean the culinary variety.You see, of late I have not slept well.Nor certainly of adequate length.A couple o...
- Walking Distanceon Mar 30, 2012 in Beverly Hillbillies iPod Jeff Beck Life Memories Mexican Cantinas Moving Osaka Robert BlyWe sold our house a year ago.As we began to look for alternative housing, I received a call from an old friend.He was leaving our fair country on assignment with his company,And needed house-minders.Needless to say, Joe and I jumped at the opportunit...
- Celluloid Mython Mar 5, 2012 in American Culture Dudley Do Right Mysogyny Mythology Nell Rush Limbaugh Sandra Fluke Snidely WhiplashI watched the Joseph Campbell interview again this weekend,Managed so well by Bill MoyersSo many years ago now.He said that - true even in the late 1980s -Americans had lost their sense of myth. Everything was so, wellLiteral.Fundamental.Absolute.The...
- Wallowingon Feb 16, 2012 in Blodwyn Pig California Chorizo con Huevos Contemplation Culture Hunting Jethro Tull Kansas Pigs Reflection Texans WallowOnce upon a time, I found myselfMarching through the icy corn stubble of Western KansasInvited, as I was, to a Texican-style pheasant huntTo engage yonder hapless fowl with the tools of the tradeNot being exactly locals, Texans tend toMake the most o...
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