To Catch Up...
I can't believe I didn't blog something for my 1 year anniversary at the new job! 14 months, now. Time really flies.
In more recent event, my girlfriend and I went to a Campaign for Liberty seminar, last weekend. It was very interesting. It was supposed to be Friday night - Sunday morning, but we only went for the Saturday session. It was all day.
We learned some tools and methods that I believe will be useful. I really wish we could have been there for the Sunday session. They pushed some of the stuff I wanted to learn on Saturday to Sunday, or at least that's the way I understood it.
In depressing news, Selma is getting cameras to go everywhere. We're gonna be a surveillance city. Very unhappy turn of events. Very anti-liberty. It's a willful attack on Selma's liberty in the name of safety. I call BS.
Ayway, the seminar had a great turnout. They had only planned for 50 people, but there were considerably more than that. We broke up into groups of about 7. Amy and I got into a group of 5 with some other people from around Central Alabama. All the groups were given the same scenario to handle. Kirk Shelley, the instructor, selected our group as the winner.
In more recent event, my girlfriend and I went to a Campaign for Liberty seminar, last weekend. It was very interesting. It was supposed to be Friday night - Sunday morning, but we only went for the Saturday session. It was all day.
We learned some tools and methods that I believe will be useful. I really wish we could have been there for the Sunday session. They pushed some of the stuff I wanted to learn on Saturday to Sunday, or at least that's the way I understood it.
In depressing news, Selma is getting cameras to go everywhere. We're gonna be a surveillance city. Very unhappy turn of events. Very anti-liberty. It's a willful attack on Selma's liberty in the name of safety. I call BS.
Ayway, the seminar had a great turnout. They had only planned for 50 people, but there were considerably more than that. We broke up into groups of about 7. Amy and I got into a group of 5 with some other people from around Central Alabama. All the groups were given the same scenario to handle. Kirk Shelley, the instructor, selected our group as the winner.
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