Saturday, October 25, 2008

Good Book?

I am looking for a new good book to read. Anyone have any suggestions?

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Fantasy Football and World Series

I won my first game in Fantasy Football this year. I am so excited!!!! I am now 1-6, not great but making a come back.

HOW ABOUT THEM RAYS???? I am so excited for this team. From worst to the World Series, this is a remarkable turnaround. Their team is lead by a magnificient manager who has a great baseball mind. I read an article about him the other day in Sports Illustrated and he is a real intriguing person. You should check him out sometime.

Sunday, October 19, 2008

Election 08

I love this time of the year: cooler weather, football and volleyball season, and election time. I love the political races and one day, I hope to hold a political office, whatever that may be. I am a supporter of McCain because I believe he is the best option of the 2. Here is an interesting article that I thought I would share.

Imagine Obama as President....

We are a few weeks away from the elections and as of today, the poll numbers indicate we have our work cut out for us. Americans are angry. VERY ANGRY. The recent bailout controversy has only stirred the seething rage that is bubbling up among taxpayers.

The sad thing about voter anger is that it's misdirected. While there is plenty of blame and fault to go around for both parties, there really is hard evidence that John McCain tried in vain to get attention focused on the totally absurd lending practices of Fannie May and Freddie Mac that are at the heart of the meltdown. Barack Obama is the second highest recipient of political cash from the big bosses of the entities, and one of his economic advisors Franklin Raines took over $90 million in bonuses from Fannie May. That's right- $90 MILLION. Do you really think that Barack Obama will lead "reform" of a system that his advisors have helped create?

His radical views of when life begins and his priority of protecting abortion rights over the right to life for the unborn are beyond most of even the most extreme leftists. His work with ACORN, a radical political organization is especially noteworthy in light of the fact that ACORN received over $760 million in "fees" from banks to help push people into "N.I.N.J.A. loans." (These are loans made to people with No Income, No Job, and No Assests, thus NINJA loans.)

Imagine Obama as President and Democrats holding majorities in the House and with a possible 60 vote margin Senate.

Goodbye, 2nd Amendment Rights.

Goodbye, protection for the unborn.

Goodbye, tax breaks.

Goodbye, diligence against state sponsored terrorism from rouge governments like Iran, North Korea, and others.

Goodbye, parental rights as a fundamental right to not be supplanted by the government.

Goodbye, holding traditional marriage as one man, one woman for life.

I'm not ready to accept that.

I want you to join me in the final days to push for Republican candidates, starting with John McCain and Sarah Palin, down to those running for state legislature to stand for something. Stand for life, for marriage, for the Fair Tax, for our 2nd Amendment rights, Fight for the pre-eminent role of mothers and fathers in raising their children, for lower taxes, for controls on government spending, and demand an end to the disgusting corruption of Washington that led to this massive economic meltdown.

Email or call your friends and family. Share with them what is at stake. Make a contribution to a favorite candidate or support my PAC with a contribution. Volunteer locally.

The stakes are real. The threat to our families are growing.

Fighting to the end,
Mike Huckabee


***A very interesting article! Of course, this is from a Republican viewpoint, but one I agree with and I hope everyone else will agree. More importantly, just go out and vote!!!




Monday, October 13, 2008

I AM BACK!!!

I took a break from the bl0gging world but I am back and committed to staying this time. Its tough to find time to do this but I am going to make time now.

Volleyball season is 2 weeks from being over and I feel like we are having a solid year. It looks like we are going to miss the playoffs but right now we have 9 wins. The last two years combined, the program has won 5 games so I am pleased with our wins. The girls have been great and have been getting better, so it has been a successful year.

School is going well and classes are great.

Hope to post later this week!

Friday, February 15, 2008

New Opportunity!

In the coaching world, things can change day to day and year to year. This is expected in this profession. Duties, responsibilities, athletes, and even assignments change. Well this is my second year of coaching in Fort Smith and I have had pretty much the same coaching responsibilites. Well next year is going to be a different year for me. My teaching will take me out of the gym and into the classroom. Insted of my 6 pe classes, like I have this year, I will have 3 health classes. I am very excited about this new schedule. I am not going to go into detail about my coaching responsibilites except I am going to move into a head coaching role and I will be taking a paid baseball assistant job. I am also very excited about this as well. Baseball is my passion and I am going to become part of a very solid program. I am also excited about being the head coach of a program. This is an awesome career move for me and I am excited about the opportunities God has given me.

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Banquet

Tonight I was able to emcee a banquet at our church for all of the widows at our church. It is an annual event that the deacons put on for all of the special ladies in our church. It was a great evening with great food, music, and fellowship. We were able to spend time with other church members which included deacons, deacon wives, and the widows. The event was entirely focused on making sure these women feel special and I was blessed to be a part of it.

Basketball: My 8th graders lost Monday night which makes them 11-2 on the season. I am blessed to be able to coach a great bunch of talented girls. Our varsity team is now 13-0 in conference. On Monday night, we played Alma and was down by 17 points midway through the 3rd quarter. WE CAME BACK AND WON!!!! It was the most exciting comeback I have been apart of and I was so excited to see our girls compete. Their is an old saying that coaching is easy when you have talent and this is true. We have a great group of girls from 9th grade all the way down to 7th. We are first in conference with 3 games left and have an excellent shot of winning conference and really winning some ballgames in the regional tournament. I will keep you updated.

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Day Off!!!!!

Well I took the day off from school today for several reasons: a dear friend of my family from church passed away and I went to his funeral. It was a very pleasant service for a great man who was devoted to his family.

I spent the rest of the day relaxing. I am headed to the Razorbacks game tonight vs Mississippi State. It should be a great time.

Everyone needs time to just step back and relax!