Here is a snapshot of my life. I will talk about all aspects of my life here. Mainly, I will discuss my weight loss journey, my spiritual journey, movie reviews, book reviews, and whatever else that peaks my interest. I will also include some of my videos from my YouTube channel.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Great Video: Uncle Jay -- 10/27
Did you play "Where's Kim Jong Il" in the video? Rewatch & see if you can find him in the crowd trying to vote. :)
Yes, i saw Kim Jong II, he was there, snapped. Admittedly i did have to watch it twice, it has been a while since i have seen his picture.
Hey guess what, New Zealand is having its general election only 4 days after United States presidential election, phew, man that is close. I work with a guy who is from Utah, I got to see his absentee voting paper last Wednesday and I have to say there are a lot of boxes to vote in, yip democracy at work there. Here in NZ, we use MMP as our voting system, only two boxes to tick!
Paul, we also have the option to vote straight Republican or Democrat (the two leading parties). However, while most Americans lean to one party or another, most vote on each candidate or proposal rather than by party. Most, though, do not know who the other candidates or proposals are. They only know the Presidential candidates & have little knowledge of who is running for their Senator or Representative or Mayor or Governor, etc... I must admit that I am in that crowd. However, I have recognized this flaw & plan on changing this in the future.
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Yes, i saw Kim Jong II, he was there, snapped. Admittedly i did have to watch it twice, it has been a while since i have seen his picture.
Hey guess what, New Zealand is having its general election only 4 days after United States presidential election, phew, man that is close. I work with a guy who is from Utah, I got to see his absentee voting paper last Wednesday and I have to say there are a lot of boxes to vote in, yip democracy at work there. Here in NZ, we use MMP as our voting system, only two boxes to tick!
Paul, we also have the option to vote straight Republican or Democrat (the two leading parties). However, while most Americans lean to one party or another, most vote on each candidate or proposal rather than by party. Most, though, do not know who the other candidates or proposals are. They only know the Presidential candidates & have little knowledge of who is running for their Senator or Representative or Mayor or Governor, etc... I must admit that I am in that crowd. However, I have recognized this flaw & plan on changing this in the future.
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