This video was funny to watch
Sunday, August 10, 2014
Friday, May 9, 2014
Fable 3: Gnome Insults Video
Hey, just out of curiousity, are there any Fable fans here? Here is a somewhat funny and crude video involving the gnomes in Fable 3. If you remember playing that game, there are gnomes scattered throughout the land (which get activated after both the "Gnomes are Good" and "Gnomes are evil" side quests). You know a gnome is nearby when he starts hurling insults at your character. Here is a youtube video showing the many insults your character might hear from the gnomes. Pretty amuzing too.
Fair warning: this video might be offensive to some people. You will encounter gnomes like the one in the video when playing Fable 3 though.
Fair warning: this video might be offensive to some people. You will encounter gnomes like the one in the video when playing Fable 3 though.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Alaskan Malamute Puppy Walking The Dog
Hey, do any of you have 2 or more dogs? I do, namely a golden retriever and a bichon frise shizu (Tucker and Angel). One funny thing that can happen is if Angel has her leash on, Tucker will sometimes grab her leash and try to walk her. Anyways, here is a funny video about 2 big dogs trying to walk each other with a alaskan malamute puppy trying to walk what looks like a german shepard. This is a pretty funny video.
Like this post, feel free to like and share it. Also, do your dogs try to walk each other? Feel free to share your experiences in the comments section. Note I actually meant to post this on my other blog (http://rjanimalvideos.blogspot.com) when I hit the share button on youtube.
Like this post, feel free to like and share it. Also, do your dogs try to walk each other? Feel free to share your experiences in the comments section. Note I actually meant to post this on my other blog (http://rjanimalvideos.blogspot.com) when I hit the share button on youtube.
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
GTA 5 Mount Gordo Ghost confirmed
Confirmed: Mount Gordo Ghost. Check out this scary and yet true ghost story on Grand Theft Auto 5
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| Closeup shot of the ghost at Mount Gordo (with the words ghost on it) |
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| Here is an unaltered picture of the ghost at Mount Gordo |
You know, remember back in the day when Grand Theft Auto San Andreas was out (long before GTA 4 and 5), the game was full of paranormal myths and legends, including but not limited to:
1. Bigfoot sightings on Mount Chillad (which I doubt as I have been up that mountain many times in that game, even on foot and never seen any sign of bigfoot, at least not in the Xbox version).
2. Ghost in CJ's house (I haven't been able to verify that rumor either in the Xbox version).
3. The suicidal photographer at the Flint Intersection, which was one of the few I was able to confirm. In the Flint intersection area of the game, instead of taking the freeway, you should drive the side road that goes along the waterfront there (preferably at night) and you will see a person (usually a man) taking several pictures of the ocean and after a short while, he will walk into the water and seem to drown (which does seem to repeat itself each time you drive by the same spot, which is a bit eerie)
4. The "ghost cars" in the Back and Beyond area which is also true (if you scout out the Back and Beyond area), you should come across a spot where one or two cars seem to roll down the hill by them selves and if you get a closeup look at the cars you will find that there is nobody in them.
And many others.
Anyways, after San Andreas and a trip to Liberty City (which feels almost like you are in New York City) in the GTA 4 era games, Grand Theft Auto 5 takes you right back the Los Santos area (a modified version of San Andreas) and as with San Andreas, GTA 5 does have its' myths and legends. One myth that I checked out myself and was able to confirm was the Mount Gordo ghost. The mountain is near the northeast corner of the game map (just south east of Paleto Bay and is actually right off the freeway connecting Los Santos with Paleto Bay) is a good sized area to explore. There are no roads that go directly into the mountains mainly just trails and terrain, so you have to go on foot to check out this one (though you can use motorcycles to reach the top of the mountain too). By the way, when exploring Mount Gordo I recommend brining a handy gun with you since there are cougars (aka mountain lions) on the mountain and they will attack you at random while exploring Mount Gordo (usually you will hear a growling sound and see a red blip on the map when a cougar is nearby). On Mount Gordo there is an area around the peak of the mountain that overlooks a lighthouse on the far east side of the mountain and it is around that spot where the ghost appears (it is hard to really explain it without showing you, so I will share a random youtube video about the ghost down below for more info). By the way, to skeptics out there, I was skeptical about the ghost too but after exploring the mountain I came across the ghost too.
Here is how you find the ghost.
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| Step 1. go to the area in the game where the red circle is on the map (you will have to go either by bike or foot since there is no road through there). By the way, when driving to the area, you know you have gone too far on the freeway if you arrive in Paleto Bay Step 2: There is a window of time to see the ghost as she only seems to appear between 23:00 and 0:00 game time (and you can track the time either by the pause menu or checking the in game phone). Note the ghost seems to disappear after that window, so if you arrive too late (after 0:00), you will have to wait till the next night in the game to try again (timing and patience is key here and you might consider camping out in the area if you arrive too early). Step 3: between 23:00 and 0:00 a ghostly woman should appear on a rock in the distance. If you have a sniper rifle (Franklin, my character, did not have one at the time of the photo) or binnoculars, you can zoom actually in on the ghost and a closer look of her. By the way, it does seem to be a residual type haunt as the ghost doesn't seem to notice your character and just appears and disappears on its own. |
- It appears that the ghost only appears for a short window of time (between 23:00 and 0:00 game time). Outside of that range she disappears and you will have to wait till the next night during those hours before you can look for her again.
- The ghost does disappear if you get too close to her (though you can see what looks like blood on the rock she hovers around), so you will have to view her from a distance. BTW, if you have a sniper rifle, you can actually zoom in on her and shooting her does nothing (the bullets just go through her and she doesn't chase you or anything). Alternatively you can also snap a photo of her using the snap o matic feature on the ingame phone (if you have a social club account at http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/, you can also share the photo too).
- Watch out for cougars while scourng the area in the game and be sure to bring a handy gun with you (even a good pistol can do) as cougarss do seem to have a presence there and they will attack your character randomly (happened to me several times while on the mountain as Franklin, luckily my guy had some guns and able to take them out quickly). You will hear a growl when a cougar is nearby and is coming in for the attack (also, if a cougar gets too close it will lunge at your character, killing him instantly earning your character a trip to a nearby hospital).
By the way as promised here is the video below. By the way, this is the only confirmed ghost story I am aware of in GTA 5. I like to think there might be other ghost stories in the game (it is a big map after all), but this is the only one I am aware of (feel free to correct me if I am wrong though in the comments section below). Also, there are aliens and ufos in the game too. One funny encounter with aliens I had in the game is where I was playing as Michael and did this side mission where he took some drugs (yes, Michael, Trevor and Franklin can all do drugs in the game at their safehouses with humorous effects) and did this hallucinatione trip where he had this mini gun and had to gun down aliens that were attacking (they look like the ones from aliens vs predator), but I can get into that more on a later post).
Well that is all for now and hope you liked this post. Feel free to leave a comment below. BTW, if you know of other paranormal related events in GTA 5 or similar games, feel free to share them in the comments section below.
By the way are you missing out on Grand Theft Auto 5 and/or GTA online and want to get in on the action? Be sure to pick up a copy of the game and you can get in on the action almost right away. Here are the links for both the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 versions. There doesn't seem to be a version for the Xbox One or PS4 at this time though so you will need an Xbox 360 or PS 3 (unless if Xbox One or PS4 have backwards compatability, which I don't know if they do or not).
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Monday, April 7, 2014
GTA 5 - Prologue [100% Gold Medal Walkthrough]
Here is a video of the proluge in GTA 5. It was an interesting mission (reminds me of a similar mission from Grand Theft Auto 4, where Niko too had to take part in a bank robbery heist mission). This missions is so signature to the series (yet twisted too).
Friday, April 4, 2014
Just got Grand Theft Auto 5 just a few days ago
Hey everyone, it's been a while since I have posted last, in part due to the job I was going for at Microsoft where I would have been working as a Bing HRS judge. Despite my best efforts to pass the qualification tests, I fell short and so it looks like I won't be getting that job afterall (by the way, it was definitely tougher than it looks too since you have to be spot on your judgegments at least 80% of the time which can be easier said than done for most as you never really know if you got a judgment right till after you submitted a judgement). Anyways, I do have some good news: I got Grand Theft Auto 5 (even beat GTA 4 a few weeks ago) which I purchased at Fred Meyer. By the way, here is a trailer for the game in case if you are curious.
Grand Theft Auto 5 (story mode) first impressions
I have been able to play the game several times since I got it and here are my first impressions of the game. Note that this is not my official review of the game (I will do that at another time probably when I am about to beat the game, whenever that is). The game has 2 different modes of gameplay: story mode and online mode (aka GTA 5 Online) each with their own unique story lines and feels. The game starts off in some foreign country (Russia?) where your character (Trevor?) is a part of a bank heist mission where your character is a part of a bank robbery scheme and he has to help secure hostages, take money and evade police. I won't spoil the whole prologue, but that is basically how it works in a nutshell. Eventually the prologue ends and shifts over to Los Santos where you assume the role of an African American named Franklin and the real story begins. I've done several missions already, including:
- A mission where you have to scope out a neighborhood (presumably for drugs) only to be attacked by a street gang and a shootout takes place and eventually leads to a scene where you have to chase a biker in a van (similar to many of the missions in GTA 4 where Niko has to chase down his targets in order to take them out). Interestingly you can choose to skip the mission if you are struggling (which is nice as you don't have to keep repeating the mission if you are having trouble beating the mission).
- There was also a side mission where you have to help a random woman tow (which is definitely a first in thee series as I haven't seen similar missions involving a Tow truck in earlier installments of the GTA franchise) a car from the street to an impound lot.
- There is also a mission where you have to chase down a target with the help of a rottweiler (yes there are dogs in the game unlike the previous entries) at a train yard facility. Btw the dog can run off and get frisky with other dogs (which was kind of funny and yet twisted in my opinion).
Outside of missions, there is definitely a huge world to explore and plenty of things to do in Los Santos and San Andreas. BTW this game will definitely remind you of GTA San Andreas in many ways which is definitely a change after hanging out in Liberty City throughout the GTA 4 era games. Also just as Liberty City is alot like New York City in GTA 4, Los Santos is definitely alot like the Los Angeles area in California and will definitely make you feel like you are in Southern California. By the way, interestingly your guy can smoke and drink alcohol too, which is kind of funny (btw, if you drink too much your guy passes out). And if he smokes often he starts getting voices in his head.
Things I like so far:
+ Huge world
+ Great acting and clip scenes (much like how it is in GTA 4)
+ New mission varieties (especially the tow truck mission as the one involving the rottwiler)
+ Definitely a change of pace from GTA 4
+ During many missions, there do seem to be checkpoints where if you fail or die you can go back to the checkpoint as opposed to having to start all over in the mission. This is definitely nice since I know in earlier installments in the series, you didn't really have this feature and if you failed at any point in the mission you had to start over from the beginning of the mission in most cases. Also some missions do seem to have an option where you can skip them if you fail too many times (which can take out the frustration you might have on some of the tougher missions). I am not sure if you can skip every mission that way but at least some of the missions do
+ At least 3 or 4 playable characters (though you start off with one at the beginning). Not sure when the other ones open up
Downsides:
- Not sure if you can use taxis like you could in GTA 4. Having cars is nice, but I liked the fast travel feature (especially if you are lazy or want to hurry and get to another part of the map).
- Your character (at least Fanklin) has a girlfriend at the start of the game so I am not sure if you can get girlfriends in the game like you can in GTA 4 or San Andreas, though you do get an email early in the game that implies that Franklin's initial girlfriend wants to break up with him (he gets one of those "dear John" letters where his initial girlfriend claims that she just wants to be friends and is not interested in continuing her relationship with him)., so he might be able to get girlfriends in the game. Note: I haven't unlocked the
Online mode at a first glance:
Here is what I like so far:
1) Huge world to explore and do
2) The online mode does seem to have its own storyline that you can follow. When I started out I created a character named after John Waynum (the screen name me and my brothers share on Xbox live). I wanted to make John Martson his father (there is an easter egg in some versions where you can do that), though the version of the game I have doesn't seem to have that feature.
3) Lots of things to do online. You can do races, earn money do bounty hunter missions, fly jets (at least I saw a youtube video of someone flying a jet last night on GTA Online).
Cons so far:
1. Good Sport and Bad sport system. There seems to be a new system on GTA Online where our actions can determine whether you are a good sport or bad sport. I guess if you are a good sport, you reap the benefits of being a good sport. Not sure what can make you a bad sport though apparently shooting other peoples' cars and failing jobs can land you in that category.
2. Kicking system. On GTA 5 online, you can see other players' names and if you want to you can choose to "kick" or "report" the player. While it might be a good way to prevent abuse of the system, sadly there are troll types (people who like to make life miserable for others online) that are ever present in GTA online that like to abuse it and sadly even innocent players can find themselves kicked from the game or (worse flagged). It seems to happen randomly as you can do a mission, accept jobs, take part in a race, etc and some jerk decides to kick you out of the game. I remember on my first time playing online, I was just starting out and trying to familiarize myself with the controls and even did 2 missions when I got a message saying that someone voted to kick me. No explanation why and I know I wasn't doing anything wrong either. Hopefully kicking doesn't become problem for players (especially newbies), but that did seem to be evident when played the online mode. If I were Rockstar I would make it harder for people to kick people (such as forcing them to state a reason why they want players kicked and make it easier for people to defend themselves when accused) off the servers (or at least if people want a private server to play on, encourage them to use private servers), otherwise that can be a huge issue that plagues the online mode.
Here is video for example of one of the players doing a mission where he had to get something from a gun store only to get kicked from the game (looks like someone didn't want him to beat the mission):
Other than those 2 things the Online mode seems pretty impressive so far.
Note that this is not my official review of the games as I will probably get a better impression as time goes on, but those are my thoughts so far.
Note that there doesn't seem to be a version of the game for xbox one yet, so you would need a PS3 or Xbox 360 to play it.
Interesting in getting GTA 5? You can get them through Amazon or similar retailers:
Grand Theft Auto 5 (story mode) first impressions
I have been able to play the game several times since I got it and here are my first impressions of the game. Note that this is not my official review of the game (I will do that at another time probably when I am about to beat the game, whenever that is). The game has 2 different modes of gameplay: story mode and online mode (aka GTA 5 Online) each with their own unique story lines and feels. The game starts off in some foreign country (Russia?) where your character (Trevor?) is a part of a bank heist mission where your character is a part of a bank robbery scheme and he has to help secure hostages, take money and evade police. I won't spoil the whole prologue, but that is basically how it works in a nutshell. Eventually the prologue ends and shifts over to Los Santos where you assume the role of an African American named Franklin and the real story begins. I've done several missions already, including:
- A mission where you have to scope out a neighborhood (presumably for drugs) only to be attacked by a street gang and a shootout takes place and eventually leads to a scene where you have to chase a biker in a van (similar to many of the missions in GTA 4 where Niko has to chase down his targets in order to take them out). Interestingly you can choose to skip the mission if you are struggling (which is nice as you don't have to keep repeating the mission if you are having trouble beating the mission).
- There was also a side mission where you have to help a random woman tow (which is definitely a first in thee series as I haven't seen similar missions involving a Tow truck in earlier installments of the GTA franchise) a car from the street to an impound lot.
- There is also a mission where you have to chase down a target with the help of a rottweiler (yes there are dogs in the game unlike the previous entries) at a train yard facility. Btw the dog can run off and get frisky with other dogs (which was kind of funny and yet twisted in my opinion).
Outside of missions, there is definitely a huge world to explore and plenty of things to do in Los Santos and San Andreas. BTW this game will definitely remind you of GTA San Andreas in many ways which is definitely a change after hanging out in Liberty City throughout the GTA 4 era games. Also just as Liberty City is alot like New York City in GTA 4, Los Santos is definitely alot like the Los Angeles area in California and will definitely make you feel like you are in Southern California. By the way, interestingly your guy can smoke and drink alcohol too, which is kind of funny (btw, if you drink too much your guy passes out). And if he smokes often he starts getting voices in his head.
Things I like so far:
+ Huge world
+ Great acting and clip scenes (much like how it is in GTA 4)
+ New mission varieties (especially the tow truck mission as the one involving the rottwiler)
+ Definitely a change of pace from GTA 4
+ During many missions, there do seem to be checkpoints where if you fail or die you can go back to the checkpoint as opposed to having to start all over in the mission. This is definitely nice since I know in earlier installments in the series, you didn't really have this feature and if you failed at any point in the mission you had to start over from the beginning of the mission in most cases. Also some missions do seem to have an option where you can skip them if you fail too many times (which can take out the frustration you might have on some of the tougher missions). I am not sure if you can skip every mission that way but at least some of the missions do
+ At least 3 or 4 playable characters (though you start off with one at the beginning). Not sure when the other ones open up
Downsides:
- Not sure if you can use taxis like you could in GTA 4. Having cars is nice, but I liked the fast travel feature (especially if you are lazy or want to hurry and get to another part of the map).
- Your character (at least Fanklin) has a girlfriend at the start of the game so I am not sure if you can get girlfriends in the game like you can in GTA 4 or San Andreas, though you do get an email early in the game that implies that Franklin's initial girlfriend wants to break up with him (he gets one of those "dear John" letters where his initial girlfriend claims that she just wants to be friends and is not interested in continuing her relationship with him)., so he might be able to get girlfriends in the game. Note: I haven't unlocked the
Online mode at a first glance:
Here is what I like so far:
1) Huge world to explore and do
2) The online mode does seem to have its own storyline that you can follow. When I started out I created a character named after John Waynum (the screen name me and my brothers share on Xbox live). I wanted to make John Martson his father (there is an easter egg in some versions where you can do that), though the version of the game I have doesn't seem to have that feature.
3) Lots of things to do online. You can do races, earn money do bounty hunter missions, fly jets (at least I saw a youtube video of someone flying a jet last night on GTA Online).
Cons so far:
1. Good Sport and Bad sport system. There seems to be a new system on GTA Online where our actions can determine whether you are a good sport or bad sport. I guess if you are a good sport, you reap the benefits of being a good sport. Not sure what can make you a bad sport though apparently shooting other peoples' cars and failing jobs can land you in that category.
2. Kicking system. On GTA 5 online, you can see other players' names and if you want to you can choose to "kick" or "report" the player. While it might be a good way to prevent abuse of the system, sadly there are troll types (people who like to make life miserable for others online) that are ever present in GTA online that like to abuse it and sadly even innocent players can find themselves kicked from the game or (worse flagged). It seems to happen randomly as you can do a mission, accept jobs, take part in a race, etc and some jerk decides to kick you out of the game. I remember on my first time playing online, I was just starting out and trying to familiarize myself with the controls and even did 2 missions when I got a message saying that someone voted to kick me. No explanation why and I know I wasn't doing anything wrong either. Hopefully kicking doesn't become problem for players (especially newbies), but that did seem to be evident when played the online mode. If I were Rockstar I would make it harder for people to kick people (such as forcing them to state a reason why they want players kicked and make it easier for people to defend themselves when accused) off the servers (or at least if people want a private server to play on, encourage them to use private servers), otherwise that can be a huge issue that plagues the online mode.
Here is video for example of one of the players doing a mission where he had to get something from a gun store only to get kicked from the game (looks like someone didn't want him to beat the mission):
Other than those 2 things the Online mode seems pretty impressive so far.
Note that this is not my official review of the games as I will probably get a better impression as time goes on, but those are my thoughts so far.
Note that there doesn't seem to be a version of the game for xbox one yet, so you would need a PS3 or Xbox 360 to play it.
Interesting in getting GTA 5? You can get them through Amazon or similar retailers:
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Changes coming to my posting activity level
Hey guys, I thought that I would make a quick update about adding new posts to this site (btw I am posting similar posts on my other blogs too, particularly the Animal videos blog and the empower network bog I have). Basically, I have some good news and bad news for you all. Note: this post will be off topic for the moment.
The good news is:
I am going new part time job that could eventually replace my job at Kohls. I am going for a position with an outsourced company of Microsoft called Tech Mahindra. Basically if I get the job, I will be working with he Bing search engine as a human relevance system (hrs) associate. In this new position, I would basically be helping to look up and rate websites for the Bing search engine team. Obviously, for confidentiallity reasons, (I don't think they would appreciate it if I talk about how the job works and how it relates to sites ranking on bing) I can't get into all of the details about my new job (other than basically looking up websites and evaluating them) but basically I will be doing that on a part time basis, which would be in addition to the 3 other jobs I have (Snohomish Publishing, Kohl's, and Advantage Sales and Marketing). I will usually Mon-Friday 9:30 am to 1:30 pm (except Thursdays due to working at Kohl's those days), and might eventually replace my job at Kohl's if all goes well. I don't officially have the job yet, as here is a class I have to take as well as a test to pass at the end before getting the job (though I might have the job officially by next week sometime as of this posting).
The bad news is:
Obviously, my free time is going to be dropping significantly. It has actually dropped quite significantly over the last few months anyways in part due to my mother breaking her leg back in December (she tripped down some stairs and broke her ankle that way) and have been having devote some of my time to help take care of her while she recovers. Now, with this new job coming up, my free time will be dropping significantly more. Below is my tentative weekly schdedule till further notice. Note: if this new job doesn't go through my schedule will revert back to how it was.
Mon - Friday (except on days where I am working at Kohl's)
9:30 - 1:30p: Working at Microsoft
1:30 - 3:30: Free (though I still have to drive back from Redmond). May try to get a work out in.
3:30 - 7:00: work at Snohomish Publishing (job number 2)
after 7:00 pm: free. Note: on Tuesday nights I usually have bible study to go to after working at Snohomish Publishing and on Wednesday nights I help with Awana (an organization affiliated with my church, somewhat similar to cub scouts in a way)
Thursdays (or whenever I work at Kohls)
8am - 12 p - work at Kohls
rest of the day (same with other days)
Saturday:
Free (except on days when I am doing a demo for Advantage Sales and Marketing)
Sunday:
8a-10a: free
10:45-12:30 - church
12:30 - night Free (except on days where I am doing a demo).
So, that is what the schedule looks like. Obviously with less free time, it will be harder devote my time to blogging. Hey if I was either earning more ad revenue from blogs from the affiliate ads (such as Walmart, Amazon, etc) I am hosting or getting better hours at my existing jobs, especially Kohl's where I am only averaging one 4 hour shift each week there, I wouldn't need the extra jobs and could devote more time to blogging. But circumstances have forced me to make the change. I will try to add new posts whenever I get around to it, but for now, I will be limited these next few months. Of course, if any of you are interested, feel free to help contribute to this site.
The good news is:
I am going new part time job that could eventually replace my job at Kohls. I am going for a position with an outsourced company of Microsoft called Tech Mahindra. Basically if I get the job, I will be working with he Bing search engine as a human relevance system (hrs) associate. In this new position, I would basically be helping to look up and rate websites for the Bing search engine team. Obviously, for confidentiallity reasons, (I don't think they would appreciate it if I talk about how the job works and how it relates to sites ranking on bing) I can't get into all of the details about my new job (other than basically looking up websites and evaluating them) but basically I will be doing that on a part time basis, which would be in addition to the 3 other jobs I have (Snohomish Publishing, Kohl's, and Advantage Sales and Marketing). I will usually Mon-Friday 9:30 am to 1:30 pm (except Thursdays due to working at Kohl's those days), and might eventually replace my job at Kohl's if all goes well. I don't officially have the job yet, as here is a class I have to take as well as a test to pass at the end before getting the job (though I might have the job officially by next week sometime as of this posting).
The bad news is:
Obviously, my free time is going to be dropping significantly. It has actually dropped quite significantly over the last few months anyways in part due to my mother breaking her leg back in December (she tripped down some stairs and broke her ankle that way) and have been having devote some of my time to help take care of her while she recovers. Now, with this new job coming up, my free time will be dropping significantly more. Below is my tentative weekly schdedule till further notice. Note: if this new job doesn't go through my schedule will revert back to how it was.
Mon - Friday (except on days where I am working at Kohl's)
9:30 - 1:30p: Working at Microsoft
1:30 - 3:30: Free (though I still have to drive back from Redmond). May try to get a work out in.
3:30 - 7:00: work at Snohomish Publishing (job number 2)
after 7:00 pm: free. Note: on Tuesday nights I usually have bible study to go to after working at Snohomish Publishing and on Wednesday nights I help with Awana (an organization affiliated with my church, somewhat similar to cub scouts in a way)
Thursdays (or whenever I work at Kohls)
8am - 12 p - work at Kohls
rest of the day (same with other days)
Saturday:
Free (except on days when I am doing a demo for Advantage Sales and Marketing)
Sunday:
8a-10a: free
10:45-12:30 - church
12:30 - night Free (except on days where I am doing a demo).
So, that is what the schedule looks like. Obviously with less free time, it will be harder devote my time to blogging. Hey if I was either earning more ad revenue from blogs from the affiliate ads (such as Walmart, Amazon, etc) I am hosting or getting better hours at my existing jobs, especially Kohl's where I am only averaging one 4 hour shift each week there, I wouldn't need the extra jobs and could devote more time to blogging. But circumstances have forced me to make the change. I will try to add new posts whenever I get around to it, but for now, I will be limited these next few months. Of course, if any of you are interested, feel free to help contribute to this site.
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