What a phenomenal video... Somewhere mid-way I just started choking up because of how the whole world can be involved in something together, smiling, dancing. I dunno why I was so moved, but I hope you are too:
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Where the Hell Is Matt?
What a phenomenal video... Somewhere mid-way I just started choking up because of how the whole world can be involved in something together, smiling, dancing. I dunno why I was so moved, but I hope you are too:
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Heavy dude.....
So, more "The Secret" type of stuff, and I just wanted to put it up here:
So, how are you building YOUR reality?
So, how are you building YOUR reality?
Heavy dude.....
So, more "The Secret" type of stuff, and I just wanted to put it up here:
So, how are you building YOUR reality?
So, how are you building YOUR reality?
Monday, June 16, 2008
Are you a Bitter, Angry, Ugly Woman?
I've been walking around telling people that I'm going to write this book, and I just want to say that if I do, it'll be quite a shocker of a title.
Are you a Bitter, Angry, Ugly Woman?
I've been walking around telling people that I'm going to write this book, and I just want to say that if I do, it'll be quite a shocker of a title.
The Incredible HULK- A SMASH!!!!!!!
THANK YOU MARVEL!!
I am SO thrilled that HULK has been redeemed! The movie was quick-paced, and the storyline all made sense! Yes, that's important these days.
The action scenes were great, and you could actually SEE what was happening!
As a comic geek, I can say that this satisfied me. Instead of anger being his trigger, it's his heart-rate. I don't know why they made that change, but I am fine with it.
He does all of his powers- Leapng, smashing the ground, the clap- all VERY cool to see!
THANK YOU MARVEL!!!
The Incredible HULK- A SMASH!!!!!!!
THANK YOU MARVEL!!
I am SO thrilled that HULK has been redeemed! The movie was quick-paced, and the storyline all made sense! Yes, that's important these days.
The action scenes were great, and you could actually SEE what was happening!
As a comic geek, I can say that this satisfied me. Instead of anger being his trigger, it's his heart-rate. I don't know why they made that change, but I am fine with it.
He does all of his powers- Leapng, smashing the ground, the clap- all VERY cool to see!
THANK YOU MARVEL!!!
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Contagious Giving RE-ANIMATED!!!
I am SOOO thrilled to be able to say that a dream I had a while ago came back, and I did NOTHING to make it come true!
Well, kind of.
A few years ago, I had an idea for a charity that worked as an MLM, and in my mind it was such a HUGE project, it was far beyond my capabilities. Instead, I started with "ContagiousGiving", where one person would give something to another, and send them to the site, where they could then pass another gift on to someone else.
Hence, "The giving was contagious".
HOWEVER, on this 36th year of my life, that I wanted to work towards charity, I found a PHENOMENAL group, doing what I originally wanted to. So, now, there's a NEW
Join now!!
Well, kind of.
A few years ago, I had an idea for a charity that worked as an MLM, and in my mind it was such a HUGE project, it was far beyond my capabilities. Instead, I started with "ContagiousGiving", where one person would give something to another, and send them to the site, where they could then pass another gift on to someone else.
Hence, "The giving was contagious".
HOWEVER, on this 36th year of my life, that I wanted to work towards charity, I found a PHENOMENAL group, doing what I originally wanted to. So, now, there's a NEW
Join now!!
Contagious Giving RE-ANIMATED!!!
I am SOOO thrilled to be able to say that a dream I had a while ago came back, and I did NOTHING to make it come true!
Well, kind of.
A few years ago, I had an idea for a charity that worked as an MLM, and in my mind it was such a HUGE project, it was far beyond my capabilities. Instead, I started with "ContagiousGiving", where one person would give something to another, and send them to the site, where they could then pass another gift on to someone else.
Hence, "The giving was contagious".
HOWEVER, on this 36th year of my life, that I wanted to work towards charity, I found a PHENOMENAL group, doing what I originally wanted to. So, now, there's a NEW
Join now!!
Well, kind of.
A few years ago, I had an idea for a charity that worked as an MLM, and in my mind it was such a HUGE project, it was far beyond my capabilities. Instead, I started with "ContagiousGiving", where one person would give something to another, and send them to the site, where they could then pass another gift on to someone else.
Hence, "The giving was contagious".
HOWEVER, on this 36th year of my life, that I wanted to work towards charity, I found a PHENOMENAL group, doing what I originally wanted to. So, now, there's a NEW
Join now!!
Monday, June 09, 2008
A NEW BOOK!!
Yes, I release a new book, and since 36 is the year of charity,
It's FREE:
http://www.HowToMakeMoneyAndHaveSexInTheSameRoom.com
I think the title is great!
A NEW BOOK!!
Yes, I release a new book, and since 36 is the year of charity,
It's FREE:
http://www.HowToMakeMoneyAndHaveSexInTheSameRoom.com
I think the title is great!
36th Birthday- travelling 23.2 miles for charity!
June 7th, my friends and family help me raise $295 dollars for AgelCares.org:
and also $1196 for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
I'm SUPER grateful to everyone who donated, and sent good wishes!
I want to make 36 the year of charity- I am going to concentrate on charity this year, and attach everything I do to some charity- here we go!!
I just walked into 36 years old, and boy are my legs tired!
36th Birthday- travelling 23.2 miles for charity!
June 7th, my friends and family help me raise $295 dollars for AgelCares.org:
and also $1196 for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
I'm SUPER grateful to everyone who donated, and sent good wishes!
I want to make 36 the year of charity- I am going to concentrate on charity this year, and attach everything I do to some charity- here we go!!
I just walked into 36 years old, and boy are my legs tired!
Friday, June 06, 2008
I can't walk....
It's my own fault.
New York is a dangerous town; especially at night-
I should have known better.
And now I can't walk.
As you may know, I have been trying to get donations
to help prevent suicide as a way to celebrate my birthday:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
If you're anything like me, you've been putting off "giving" until
you feel like you've "gotten" enough, but every year, it just seems
that you give less and less.
I wanted to change that.
Well, this weekend I was at a wonderfully joyous wedding,
and I couldn't help but notice a guest there who looked eerily
like someone I went to college with.
Let's call her Ann.
Ann was someone who I had performed with, made jokes with,
and created some great memories with.
Ann was friends with many of the people at the wedding,
so it wouldn't have been so weird if she had been there-
Except that Ann was dead.
Because Ann killed herself.
It's not well known because the family wanted to keep Ann's suicide a secret;
I guess that way they are spared the embarrassment they fear.
But as I sat there, lacking the courage to introduce myself to
the person who looked like our former friend Ann, I thought
about how many people we lose to depression and sadness.
And then it happened.
I realized that the deadline for donations is Friday,
and I'm nowhere near the required donation to participate in the
walk to save people like our friend Ann:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
"The Overnight" turns the cynical, dangerous, New York city night
into a 20-mile walk dedicated to human kindness.
I can't walk unless I get to the minimum donation.
If friends and family would ask their friends and family to help me qualify,
then I'll be able to walk the 20 miles around New York, all for people
like Ann whom we enjoyed, but now only miss.
If you've lost someone to suicide, you know what I mean.
I would have loved to have seen her at that wedding.
Maybe she would even be married now.
Please help sponsor me and pass this note on to others
so we can stop suicide from robbing us of people like Ann:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
On the night my mother gave life to me 36 years ago,
it would be such a gift to be able to save a life 36 years later:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
Thanks for listening, thanks for caring.
New York is a dangerous town; especially at night-
I should have known better.
And now I can't walk.
As you may know, I have been trying to get donations
to help prevent suicide as a way to celebrate my birthday:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
If you're anything like me, you've been putting off "giving" until
you feel like you've "gotten" enough, but every year, it just seems
that you give less and less.
I wanted to change that.
Well, this weekend I was at a wonderfully joyous wedding,
and I couldn't help but notice a guest there who looked eerily
like someone I went to college with.
Let's call her Ann.
Ann was someone who I had performed with, made jokes with,
and created some great memories with.
Ann was friends with many of the people at the wedding,
so it wouldn't have been so weird if she had been there-
Except that Ann was dead.
Because Ann killed herself.
It's not well known because the family wanted to keep Ann's suicide a secret;
I guess that way they are spared the embarrassment they fear.
But as I sat there, lacking the courage to introduce myself to
the person who looked like our former friend Ann, I thought
about how many people we lose to depression and sadness.
And then it happened.
I realized that the deadline for donations is Friday,
and I'm nowhere near the required donation to participate in the
walk to save people like our friend Ann:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
"The Overnight" turns the cynical, dangerous, New York city night
into a 20-mile walk dedicated to human kindness.
I can't walk unless I get to the minimum donation.
If friends and family would ask their friends and family to help me qualify,
then I'll be able to walk the 20 miles around New York, all for people
like Ann whom we enjoyed, but now only miss.
If you've lost someone to suicide, you know what I mean.
I would have loved to have seen her at that wedding.
Maybe she would even be married now.
Please help sponsor me and pass this note on to others
so we can stop suicide from robbing us of people like Ann:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
On the night my mother gave life to me 36 years ago,
it would be such a gift to be able to save a life 36 years later:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
Thanks for listening, thanks for caring.
I can't walk....
It's my own fault.
New York is a dangerous town; especially at night-
I should have known better.
And now I can't walk.
As you may know, I have been trying to get donations
to help prevent suicide as a way to celebrate my birthday:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
If you're anything like me, you've been putting off "giving" until
you feel like you've "gotten" enough, but every year, it just seems
that you give less and less.
I wanted to change that.
Well, this weekend I was at a wonderfully joyous wedding,
and I couldn't help but notice a guest there who looked eerily
like someone I went to college with.
Let's call her Ann.
Ann was someone who I had performed with, made jokes with,
and created some great memories with.
Ann was friends with many of the people at the wedding,
so it wouldn't have been so weird if she had been there-
Except that Ann was dead.
Because Ann killed herself.
It's not well known because the family wanted to keep Ann's suicide a secret;
I guess that way they are spared the embarrassment they fear.
But as I sat there, lacking the courage to introduce myself to
the person who looked like our former friend Ann, I thought
about how many people we lose to depression and sadness.
And then it happened.
I realized that the deadline for donations is Friday,
and I'm nowhere near the required donation to participate in the
walk to save people like our friend Ann:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
"The Overnight" turns the cynical, dangerous, New York city night
into a 20-mile walk dedicated to human kindness.
I can't walk unless I get to the minimum donation.
If friends and family would ask their friends and family to help me qualify,
then I'll be able to walk the 20 miles around New York, all for people
like Ann whom we enjoyed, but now only miss.
If you've lost someone to suicide, you know what I mean.
I would have loved to have seen her at that wedding.
Maybe she would even be married now.
Please help sponsor me and pass this note on to others
so we can stop suicide from robbing us of people like Ann:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
On the night my mother gave life to me 36 years ago,
it would be such a gift to be able to save a life 36 years later:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
Thanks for listening, thanks for caring.
New York is a dangerous town; especially at night-
I should have known better.
And now I can't walk.
As you may know, I have been trying to get donations
to help prevent suicide as a way to celebrate my birthday:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
If you're anything like me, you've been putting off "giving" until
you feel like you've "gotten" enough, but every year, it just seems
that you give less and less.
I wanted to change that.
Well, this weekend I was at a wonderfully joyous wedding,
and I couldn't help but notice a guest there who looked eerily
like someone I went to college with.
Let's call her Ann.
Ann was someone who I had performed with, made jokes with,
and created some great memories with.
Ann was friends with many of the people at the wedding,
so it wouldn't have been so weird if she had been there-
Except that Ann was dead.
Because Ann killed herself.
It's not well known because the family wanted to keep Ann's suicide a secret;
I guess that way they are spared the embarrassment they fear.
But as I sat there, lacking the courage to introduce myself to
the person who looked like our former friend Ann, I thought
about how many people we lose to depression and sadness.
And then it happened.
I realized that the deadline for donations is Friday,
and I'm nowhere near the required donation to participate in the
walk to save people like our friend Ann:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
"The Overnight" turns the cynical, dangerous, New York city night
into a 20-mile walk dedicated to human kindness.
I can't walk unless I get to the minimum donation.
If friends and family would ask their friends and family to help me qualify,
then I'll be able to walk the 20 miles around New York, all for people
like Ann whom we enjoyed, but now only miss.
If you've lost someone to suicide, you know what I mean.
I would have loved to have seen her at that wedding.
Maybe she would even be married now.
Please help sponsor me and pass this note on to others
so we can stop suicide from robbing us of people like Ann:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
On the night my mother gave life to me 36 years ago,
it would be such a gift to be able to save a life 36 years later:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
Thanks for listening, thanks for caring.
I can't walk....
It's my own fault.
New York is a dangerous town; especially at night-
I should have known better.
And now I can't walk.
As you may know, I have been trying to get donations
to help prevent suicide as a way to celebrate my birthday:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
If you're anything like me, you've been putting off "giving" until
you feel like you've "gotten" enough, but every year, it just seems
that you give less and less.
I wanted to change that.
Well, this weekend I was at a wonderfully joyous wedding,
and I couldn't help but notice a guest there who looked eerily
like someone I went to college with.
Let's call her Ann.
Ann was someone who I had performed with, made jokes with,
and created some great memories with.
Ann was friends with many of the people at the wedding,
so it wouldn't have been so weird if she had been there-
Except that Ann was dead.
Because Ann killed herself.
It's not well known because the family wanted to keep Ann's suicide a secret;
I guess that way they are spared the embarrassment they fear.
But as I sat there, lacking the courage to introduce myself to
the person who looked like our former friend Ann, I thought
about how many people we lose to depression and sadness.
And then it happened.
I realized that the deadline for donations is Friday,
and I'm nowhere near the required donation to participate in the
walk to save people like our friend Ann:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
"The Overnight" turns the cynical, dangerous, New York city night
into a 20-mile walk dedicated to human kindness.
I can't walk unless I get to the minimum donation.
If friends and family would ask their friends and family to help me qualify,
then I'll be able to walk the 20 miles around New York, all for people
like Ann whom we enjoyed, but now only miss.
If you've lost someone to suicide, you know what I mean.
I would have loved to have seen her at that wedding.
Maybe she would even be married now.
Please help sponsor me and pass this note on to others
so we can stop suicide from robbing us of people like Ann:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
On the night my mother gave life to me 36 years ago,
it would be such a gift to be able to save a life 36 years later:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
Thanks for listening, thanks for caring.
New York is a dangerous town; especially at night-
I should have known better.
And now I can't walk.
As you may know, I have been trying to get donations
to help prevent suicide as a way to celebrate my birthday:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
If you're anything like me, you've been putting off "giving" until
you feel like you've "gotten" enough, but every year, it just seems
that you give less and less.
I wanted to change that.
Well, this weekend I was at a wonderfully joyous wedding,
and I couldn't help but notice a guest there who looked eerily
like someone I went to college with.
Let's call her Ann.
Ann was someone who I had performed with, made jokes with,
and created some great memories with.
Ann was friends with many of the people at the wedding,
so it wouldn't have been so weird if she had been there-
Except that Ann was dead.
Because Ann killed herself.
It's not well known because the family wanted to keep Ann's suicide a secret;
I guess that way they are spared the embarrassment they fear.
But as I sat there, lacking the courage to introduce myself to
the person who looked like our former friend Ann, I thought
about how many people we lose to depression and sadness.
And then it happened.
I realized that the deadline for donations is Friday,
and I'm nowhere near the required donation to participate in the
walk to save people like our friend Ann:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
"The Overnight" turns the cynical, dangerous, New York city night
into a 20-mile walk dedicated to human kindness.
I can't walk unless I get to the minimum donation.
If friends and family would ask their friends and family to help me qualify,
then I'll be able to walk the 20 miles around New York, all for people
like Ann whom we enjoyed, but now only miss.
If you've lost someone to suicide, you know what I mean.
I would have loved to have seen her at that wedding.
Maybe she would even be married now.
Please help sponsor me and pass this note on to others
so we can stop suicide from robbing us of people like Ann:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
On the night my mother gave life to me 36 years ago,
it would be such a gift to be able to save a life 36 years later:
http://www.theovernight.org/fundraising/Bones
Thanks for listening, thanks for caring.
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