tait's blog

round round and away it goes around my head why noone knows
and stays and rolls around some more to be the way it once was worn
flying high away in sky to break my sigh and make me cry
it holds fast and moves too fast to hold my fast for very long

round round and away it goes around my head why noone knows
and stays and rolls around some more to be the way it once was worn
flying high away in sky to break my sigh and make me cry
it holds fast and moves too fast to hold my fast for very long

I think we take things for granted everyday - not just the basic utility or usefullness in our lives, but the very evolution or existence of certain items in their current form. Next time you're at a clothing store, take a step back and really look at things around you - and when you find yourself in front of belts, take a hard look at the different styles, widths, fabrics, buckles and assorted acoutremantes accompanying them.

I think we take things for granted everyday - not just the basic utility or usefullness in our lives, but the very evolution or existence of certain items in their current form. Next time you're at a clothing store, take a step back and really look at things around you - and when you find yourself in front of belts, take a hard look at the different styles, widths, fabrics, buckles and assorted acoutremantes accompanying them.

Does 48 pounds in one year sound like a lot of weight to lose?  It does to me!

Does 48 pounds in one year sound like a lot of weight to lose?  It does to me!

The other day, I saw something that estimated there were 60 million commercial flights in the US last year. That's a six, and then seven zeros. Big number. Now, do you know how many of these commercial airplanes crashed and killed everyone on board last year? You probably already know the answer - zero. Not one single one - and, you know you'd have heard about it if it happened. That's a pretty darn good rate, imho.

The other day, I saw something that estimated there were 60 million commercial flights in the US last year. That's a six, and then seven zeros. Big number. Now, do you know how many of these commercial airplanes crashed and killed everyone on board last year? You probably already know the answer - zero. Not one single one - and, you know you'd have heard about it if it happened. That's a pretty darn good rate, imho.

[For the first part of this blog, please read the next entry below, then come back to this entry]

[For the first part of this blog, please read the next entry below, then come back to this entry]