Wednesday, February 25, 2009
FOOD!
My family is always on the move, rarely are we all home together at the same time, so when we are we eat together. Or we try to anyway. The one thing that you will always find on the grill, in the fry pan and eventually on the plate, is meat and potatoes. Oh man, a meal just isn't a meal without that steak and taters. In the words of the Land of Lean Beef commercials, we are frequent visitors, and there is always a fork in the road.
Since we are all always so busy we do try to take time at least once every couple weeks to either go out or sit in and eat together.
I guess to some this might sound strange, but my family has always been about hunting and fishing mainly for the tradition of going out, having fun, and bringing home some meat for the table. As my favorite saying goes, "I love animals, right next to my potatoes and brown gravy."
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Shooting is a Community
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
A Simple Thank You...
Monday, January 12, 2009
English 101D Assignment
What i found in my wallet...
Well first of all, my wallet is camoflauge leather, inside i found the following:
- A National Sporting Clays Association window decal
- Receipts
- $1 off coupon for McDonalds
- Driver's License
- Hunting/Fishing Licenses
- Debit and Credit cards
- Subway and Regal Cinemas Card
- Multiple club/orginization membership cards
- Bank Account Numbers
- Multiple Gift Cards
- Social Security, Health and Car Insurance Cards
- Friend's Business Card
- Electrical Aprentice Card
- Multiple Photos of me and friends, pets and family.
Sounds like a pretty heavy item doesn't it? Notice how I never mentioned any cash? LOL.
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Questions to answer:
- Taken separately or together, how do the contents of your wallet construct an image of your identity?
Well, looking at all the membership cards, the decal, the pictures, and the general color of my wallet would tell you that I am a person that really enjoys the outdoors. From shooting sports to elk, habitat, and general wildlife conservation.
- What assumptions might someone make about your personality, values, or identity based on what you carry?
One could conclude that I am a somewhat orginized person, in that I keep all my information together in one place. They would see that I value my friends and family enough to carry photos of memorable moments. Also that I utilize our natural environment and want to see it thrive, in the sense that I belong to multiple non-profit, wildlife and habitat conservation orginizations (Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Ducks Unlimited, NRA, etc).
- If all they had to go on is your wallet, what would people miss or be unable to know about you?
Well the general aspects of my quarkey personality that kind-of only comes out when you get to know me. Also the various activities, and things that I enjoy doing from day to day in my spare time. They wouldn't have a first hand insight to my friends, whom I believe really give you a major insight into who I am as a person.
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All-in-all finding someone's wallet could tell you a little bit about a person, but it's contents would really only touch on the edges of a person's true identity. Our identity consits of our personality, our social groups, how we handle situations, activites we are involved in, and so much more. So to truely see someone's identity you would have to get to know them and, well, kind of observe them in their daily life. And NO, I'm not talking about stalking someone, lol.
Sunday, January 11, 2009
ARGG!
So tomorrow, or i guess today (however you wanna count that) we have a 100 bird shoot at our club up in Granite and I am way stoked to shoot it! So, i guess that means i gotta stop dinkin around online and go to bed so i can get up and be ready to shoot. Wish Me Luck, LOL!