Pasadena Palms leaves to be desired

Man, I am officially a complainer, or a tax payer who wants people to do their "damn job", after the rains and wind my street was littered with palm leaves and the city has not even came by to pick them up, I have called them twice and nothing. I guess when I pay $5K a year I would like to see that they are doing their job and making sure that the citizens are taken care of, what a pipe dream that is, I guess when people start taking for granted the tasks of the city worker, when they do not do it, it really affects the comfort level of all city people. I guess it like the joke: the the human body having an internal discussion about who is the boss and all the body parts explain why they should be the boss and what havoc they would cause if they were not part of the whole. The joke ends with the a**hole shutting down because it believes it is the most important part and the body begins to fall apart due to internal contamination. The joke is "we believe that we are important but the a**hole is always the boss". The point is we are the mercy of a**hole city workers and personnel to do what we should take for granted. The reason why I say that is because I flagged the city workers while they were passing by and pointed at the leaves, which they were collecting anyways, they saw me and just went around the block and left, true A$$holes.

The New Year is here

Well, what is new in 2-0-0-8 well like many people would say, "same ol' crap" but I have to differ in 2008, I have made a list of things that will change for me as well as things that I will need to change for starters here is a list:
Things that will change
1. I will graduate with my MBA
2. I will have more time
3. I will need to do somethings around the house

Things that I will change:
1. I will lose weight
2. I will spend more time with the dog
3. I will get a new truck

The new year brings people to understand that while we may try to change the world we can still only do what is immediately possible.
Hope all of you had a joyous new year and many more good times in the year to come.