Rodawakening's Blog

I've officially moved on from Blogspot. That's right folks, I'm pretty much done here. I've never really liked the inner workings of the site and there's no "app for that", I've been working on something else for the last week and today I've finally bit the bullet and decided to get a custom name for my blog. It's http://www.rodawakening.com, come on over, it's all nice and shiny.
To be continued...

I can feel the cold air on it's way, specially in my knees. LOL...not really! To me it's time to move the short sleeves shirts to the left side of the closet, move the ankle socks to the bottom drawers and pull out the heavy blankets and quilts. It also means that it's the beginning of hot cocoa season. I can hear the Rod-a-maniacs going wild. Hold on for a second, I've got something to say real quick:

To you know who,
Don't quit or close your blog. Suspend your activities to address your problem(s), then make a triumphant return. You may even think of some new ideas or strategies to aid you in reaching your full potential.

Ok, I was talking about Fall, hot cocoa, and Rod-a-maniacs. I did forget to mention brownies, as I've received a request on Sunday. I will respond by saying; I'll make them before spring. LOL! That's all for now.

Saturday I went to my first Phillies game at Citizen's Bank Park. I got to experience how the "upper crust" live it up in the suites. There's prepared food, drinks and two flat panel televisions. It had even has a private bathroom and a host. The place was really nice and I had a good time. Unfortunately the Phillies didn't so well against the Marlins they lost all three games this past weekend.

Sunday, I went to my friends house for a triple birthday party. As usual it was a good time. Great food, specially the "meat fritters". LOL!

Today was one of those days, where I should've stayed home and done nothing. I wasn't really productive as far as work goes. I did manage to get some things done, but not as much as I would've wanted. Oh well, I get to try again tomorrow. YAYYYY!

While I was floating the day by, I did research the new Iphone. It's new features are pretty good and the performance upgrades are definately appreciated. The one thing that makes it look bad is AT&T's performance. Apple has enabled MMS and tethering, but AT&T isn't ready for the consumer to utilize it yet. WTF? How long have you been in business? Here we have a product that you "support", with all these wonderful features, but the end user can't have them because the company that sold them the product hasn't gotten around to allowing access to the features of the device. I tell you it seems like the American Way is all about mediocracy. *cough* Chrysler, GM! Time to do laundry. See ya!

I'm a few days late on this, but I got my new computer. Again it's the HP dv4t laptop,


with that I also got an Ogio Metro backpack



and a sleeve that didn't not fit the dv4t, oh well 2 out of 3 ain't bad.

I've been able to get everything set up. Wi-Fi, my programs, and the all the accessories minus the sleeve. I'm really enjoying using it so far. Although typing seems to be a challenge right now. I still haven't figured out how to use the webcam yet, other than to turn it on and make silly faces...that were immediately deleted. LOL! Come to think of it. This is my first official entry with it. That's all I have to say right now. I have to wrap this up and give my desktop some love. Peace.

The first time I tried Thai food was last year at a restaurant named Coconut bay in Voorhees, NJ. It was really good and hot. Ate a pepper and didn't realize it kind of hot. Since then I haven't been back over because it's kind of, out of the way for me and trying to get the time to make it has been next to impossible lately.

I was driving home from work today and I had a taste for Chinese food (Yeah, I know Chinese and Thai aren't the same.), but I don't know of any good places in my neighborhood. That's when I called a friend of mine and he told me about a local restaurant. It's called Nooddi Thai Chef. They have two locations, this one was in Folsom, PA. That's a good thing for me because this one is local.

This dish is called. Cashew Nut. It has shrimp, chicken, bell peppers, mushrooms (hold please), pineapples, cashew nuts (that helps), and brown sauce. It was really good, even as take out. The place had a really cool look to it. The walls were painted with an ocean theme. There were sharks, clown fish and some others that I can't remember at the moment. The next time I go I will definately eat in. BTW, this is the before picture. LOL!

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