Author: Ed Hale

Had to finally call it a day. Up at 7:30 am. Stop work at midnight. No, not loving it, thanks for asking. So. Decided to take the advice of my astute wife, who has a rather strict list of rules when it comes to film (which as frustrating as it is at times to find…

We just finished watching the documentary A NOBLE LIE, about the Oklahoma City building bombing. As usual the event is filled with questions never answered, numerous federal and constitutional laws broken by the federal government, lies and deceptions, murdered eye-witnesses and thousands of federal government documents, photos and videos withheld from the public ever seeing…

      Day three without Princess Little Tree. She’s gone to see her parents in Tehran (which under the current circumstances is another story entirely). But I am not worried for her safety. I was unable to accompany her on this trip. It came at the last minute, a feeling we both had after…

        Still taking in about 50 to 60 calls a day from customers of the Room Store. It’s non-stop and extremely maddening, considering that we have nothing to DO with the freaking Room Store. Bastards. You should hear these poor people. Many of them are Hispanic or African American, or lower income Southern “white” people,…

        The senseless movie theater shooting tragedy that occurred in Aurora, CO today killing 12 people and injuring 59 more is a shock to us all. These kind of events, public mass murders with no apparent intent behind them, are seeming to increase exponentially in the United States over the last ten years. There has…

        Well wouldn’t you know it, if we didn’t have enough on our plates already, a company called The Room Store has filed for bankruptcy and on their only 800 number left in the world they have mistakenly — (or not) — given out OUR record company’s 800 number as their “claims department”. It started…

Though the intentions of the proposed action are noble, and the reasons for it more than valid and necessary, now more than ever — though an argument could be made that this need has existed for a long time, perhaps as far back as the drafting of the Constitution — supporting a third political party…

Well that’s def a good blog post topic! Do they really raise tuition every year??? Is there really an ulterior motive behind it? Or is it simply increased need? Or a capitalistic desire for more profit?