Mu-mon-kan

I’m not talking about that root of all evil. Or that one. That one, either.

I’m talking about money.

Always the necessary evil–survival wouldn’t be the same without it–it compounds as you “succeed” in life. For instance, I just closed on a condo, to, finally, be unfettered by the shackles of a monthly rent payment. However, this newfound freedom(?) almost triples my previous monthly liability and, paradoxically, seen as a step in the right direction, by the majority of society. Do I really need it?

The justification of the purchase is deceptively easy since the condo existed prior to my purchase which follows my belief in leaving behind a small footprint on the earth when I die (the less environmental impact, the better.) Is this just the start of exceedingly easier and easier justifications? Will I be able to stop when I before I completely exceed my needs? Have I already?

I’m not looking for answers, I’m just talking to myself . . . online . . . in public.

Currently Rocking Out To: Broken Box - Queens of the Stone Age

I have no idea what Seitz was thinking, but check out this Engadget post.

Just in case everyone was thinking there was hope for humanity, think again.

Drinking and pandas do not mix.

So after a ridiculous amount of work–in development since April–design changes, and css hacks, the Bove’s of Vermont website is finally live. Please feel free to read about Bove’s, order some sauce, use the awesome store locator, or just browse around.

Everyone on the team here at Dual Focus, LLC did an awesome job.