Quirky

Short sentences. I like 'em. Tonight at least. Don't know why. Gotta go with the flow.

Time's a Tickin

I'm getting married soon. Under two weeks. I'm flying to Boston soon. Under 4 days.

If you want to hang out or catch up let me know. Quick. Because before you know it I'll be married and back in Israel. Like a Fox. Quick.

Sheesh

You ask for comments. You get comments. You answer the questions in the comments. People stop commenting. I don't get it.

I'll respond to Lex's questions soon. I'm getting married. Cut me some slack.

All Over The Road

I let you guys drive and I have to say, it feels like I'm trying to turn off the freeway between exits. Some people are joking. Some people are serious. But who should I answer? Let's start with the real drivers. The upscale chauffeurs on the highway of my blog. The drunken fools I will answer later.

Work is going well. Right now I am essentially holding down the fort until my boss returns from the states. It involves a little bit of everything and is helping me to get a better understanding of how the business runs as a whole. My primary responsibilities remain taking care of billing and Internet marketing, but right now I am also having more contact with clients.

In terms of travel plans, Michelle and I are leaving on the night of the 23rd and arriving the 24th. We'll hang out in the States for a little while, get married, and hot-tail it back to Israel for the reception here.

For those of you who read the comments you would see that Lex posed several interesting and challenging questions. So interesting in fact that they shall get their own post in the next few days. I will answer the ship in a bottle question as a video recorded song. If you give me $5000.

I have saved the Red Sox question for last because it almost sickens me to think about how the Sox are playing right now. It's not good. Not good at all. I give them one week to right the ship and start having fun again, otherwise it won't really matter who you root for because the Sox will have dropped way behind in the standings. I will root against the Yankees regardless. They are evil. That part doesn't change.

Keep the questions coming.

A Whole New Ballgame

I have a point to make in this blog. But first, a rant. Last night I was following the Red Sox game on ESPN gamecast. I watched as Jonathan Papelbon give up a home run in the 8th inning to reduce the Red Sox lead to 6-5. I then watched the Red Sox nearly blow the lead in the 9th inning before Papelbon closed out the game. Or so I thought. Apparently ESPN got the score wrong. Really, the aforementioned home run tied the score at 6-6. The Red Sox lost in the 10th inning. I thought they had won. When I later saw the correct final score I was mad. Very mad.

Anyways, it has become clear to me that I am a terrible blogger. I want to restrict myself to funny anecdotes and stories about my life in Israel, but then procrastinate until the stories are no longer relevant or until I have so many stories that some end up falling by the wayside. I don't end up posting as often as I should, and I have no idea if I am actually providing my readers with what they want. To that end we are going to try something a little different. From now on my posts will be comment driven. This means that I will directly respond to comments. If a bunch of people comment that they want to know what I ate for breakfast, my next post will address the issue. Ask about the war. Ask about the job. Don't ask about time in Vegas when I was really drunk. I don't remember anyways.

So now you're in the drivers seat. What do you want to know?