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Dude, that's awesome about the sale of your music. Can't wait to come hear the duo.

I am having a hard time facing the fact that I am not going to be able to attend your show on the 21st. I am boarding a plane to Illinois at 7:00 a.m. the next morning to go visit family for the holiday. As you can imagine, it takes some preparation to accomplish this with two little kids. A part of me keeps saying oh come on you can swing both, but it's not realistic.

At least you mentioned there will probably be other shows coming up soon.

Cool!

I miss reading your early-morning deeply-philosophical posts.

Excellent blogpost.

Don't let your blood boil. It's all just thoughts.

I would never want to be anything other than American, even if Bush could be re-elected two more times, that won't change. And I am not that much of a Bush-hater, I think he thought (thinks) he is doing what is best.

I would never want to live anywhere else or have dual-citizenship or anything like that.

I'll never forget when I was your age, I was having lunch with some people right after O.J. Simpson took off in his white bronco (before the trial started). An old lady that I did not know very well said they would never convict O.J. of murder because the police were afraid of "all of the blacks rioting in L.A." My blood started to boil and I stood up and said that wasn't the way things worked at all in America. Who turned out to be more right? My point is that is hard to have convictions in an imperfect world.

When are we going to have lunch again?

-Dreu

I enjoy your rantings.

And Labour. That was a good one. Thanks.

Good luck with the oncology appointment. A different employee just found out he has cancer in his stomach and had the whole stomach removed.

I am really fascinated and confused by many things you say about alcohol. I will save that conversation for a F2F because it's too much to describe in text. I mean I know it is a mind-altering substance to a degree, but...

You know I am down with the shirts and the upcoming show. I have to start letting my family know about it now so I will be free the night of the 21st.

Good job on the B on Statics! How hard can it be when nothing is moving, right

-Dreu

I can't remember how to do the statics problems that you are describing, but it does give me a feeling of nostalgia.

I'm sure one of your professors has given you the speech about mechanical and electrical engineering actually being the same with the only difference being the physical components that you are dealing with. For me mechanical was easier because I can visualize water flowing in a pipe easier than charges flowing in a conductor.

Obviously I am still one day behind in commenting on your blogposts.

Yeah who knows 20 years we may look back and think Bush was brilliant and courageous for the Iraq war. It was that way for me with Reagan and cold war. When I was in high school I thought he was the problem but eventually time revealed that his strategy worked. I just don't feel that way about the Iraq war, but I always keep an open mind.

I am really interested in this whole topic of the popularity of the Presidents while in office and then in the years and generations that follow. I admire all three of the ones you mentioned because they all had vision and were willing to take political risks.

I just now made a comment on your Oct 21 post, so go back and read it.

I hope my son is ready to sit through the whole movie when Spiderman 3 comes out. I think he will since he loves Spiderman. He even watches Spiderman: The Animated Series on DVD at age 2.

I watched the trailer for 300. It looks pretty cool - neat effects.

I have listened to Handjobb I mean Haujobb Vertical Theory 10 times today. It's quality stuff!

Some of it reminds me of Underworld - Second Toughest In The Infants.