Otter Mii-kun

I must say, 2017 has been a year of big changes, not just around the US and world politically and economically, but for me and my mom as well.

For the purposes of this blog entry, I’m going to focus mainly on things happening in my life through 2017.

Given that there had been a bevy of changes in my life here and there starting in 2014, one of the first major changes for 2017 was that I completely rearranged my bedroom layout, including moving the bed to a new location...

As everybody can tell, so much has been going on in the world lately. Much of it has been driving me crazy, of course.

I haven’t thought about much to write about as far as blogging goes the past few months. Sometimes, I get ideas, and they escape me shortly afterwards.

Over the past several years, my relationship with my mother as a son has become increasingly strained. There isn’t a day that goes by anymore that doesn’t have an argument of some sort. Much...

You may or may not have noticed that I haven’t been making forum posts much less blogging here lately. Just want to let everyone know I’m still alive, but I’ve been busy with various things, not to mention that I’ve been kind of depressed at times over the past few months over how things have been going at home, as well as around the world.

First problem my mom and I have been dealing with is our neighbors. True, we’ve had to put up with them encroaching on what little...

This spring has brought forth lots of changes in the broadcast media world, the business world, and others.

First off, in the religious broadcasting world, during the last full week of April, as I brought up in a thread over in Discussions and Debates, the IRS and US Postal Inspection Service raided Benny Hinn’s ministry headquarters in Texas. As was discussed on the April 27th edition of TruNews with Rick Wiles, this raid was planned quite some time ago, and a former employee...

For those of you that haven’t heard already, over the past year, many television stations in the United States participated in an ‘incentive auction’, where they would sell their spectrum and sign off permanently, to make room for an upcoming removal of Channels 38 and above as part of Obama’s National Broadband Plan. Now that the auction has been completed, the FCC worked on repacking remaining stations into RF Channels 36 and below (Channel 37 is still reserved for radio astronomy)....