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Coincidences
Nov. 25th, 2008 09:32 pmSome weird coincidences today:
--Last night, a few of us were busting on Alan Colmes for being Sean Hannity's bitch all the time... something of a rarity, since we don't watch a lot of television, much less anything aired on Faux News. Today, I learn that Colmes is quitting Hannity & Colmes! It's about time, guy.
--A nice potential marketing opportunity has come up, which will involve some fashion and runway shooting! The weird part is, the runway shooting would be at a charity event held at my old high school. I haven't been there in 10 years, so this experience could be really, really bizarre.
--Not really a coincidence, but a couple of my coworkers went to a conference recently, and apparently got to hear a keynote speech by Tim-effing-O'Reilly. I about had a fangasm upon hearing this, and am now vaguely bitter that I wasn't sent to the conference, too. (it *is* applicable to my job, for chrissake...)
And in conclusion, I learned today that working out isn't just for bodily health: just 20 minutes of aerobic activity, 3 times per week can actually improve your brain function in as little as 4 months! Get thee to the gym, my brilliant friends! ;)
--Last night, a few of us were busting on Alan Colmes for being Sean Hannity's bitch all the time... something of a rarity, since we don't watch a lot of television, much less anything aired on Faux News. Today, I learn that Colmes is quitting Hannity & Colmes! It's about time, guy.
--A nice potential marketing opportunity has come up, which will involve some fashion and runway shooting! The weird part is, the runway shooting would be at a charity event held at my old high school. I haven't been there in 10 years, so this experience could be really, really bizarre.
--Not really a coincidence, but a couple of my coworkers went to a conference recently, and apparently got to hear a keynote speech by Tim-effing-O'Reilly. I about had a fangasm upon hearing this, and am now vaguely bitter that I wasn't sent to the conference, too. (it *is* applicable to my job, for chrissake...)
And in conclusion, I learned today that working out isn't just for bodily health: just 20 minutes of aerobic activity, 3 times per week can actually improve your brain function in as little as 4 months! Get thee to the gym, my brilliant friends! ;)
