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Jenna, her brother and I spent the day traveling to lovely Philly for New Year’s and holiday celebration. Jenna and Rachel are out on the town while I work on work, so I thought I’d take a break and write to you!

Tomorrow night we’ll be in a penthouse on 2nd street downtown, overlooking the Delaware where the Philadelphia fireworks are done. It’s the best seat in the house, and I get to try out my new camera which actually has a fireworks mode. Should be fun. I’ll post the results, good or bad.

We’re also planning on visiting the Franklin Center so I can finally see the liberty bell. I’ve been here a bunch of times and still haven’t managed to see the most famous landmark in the city.

I’m also going to try and use this week to get back “on the wagon.” I’m weaning myself off of Pepsi… my stomach will thank me, I’m sure. My head is really ticked about it at the moment, though.

I’m working concurrently on 7 website designs. My hobby is becoming more and more time-consuming. I always thought it would be great if I could start turning jobs down… and I’ve definitely reached that point. I also have several major projects in play at my real job, and 2007 forecasting to do for the other business I’m working on.

Frankly, I’m swamped.

In unrelated news, I received my approval letter from the attorney general’s office. I am now approved to pack heat. When I get back to KC, I plan to go out and purchase a Glock 27 as my carry gun. I’m quite excited about the prospect.

Also, the Chiefs play tomorrow. Apparently if they win, three other AFC teams lose, and the Chargers go down in a plan crash, we have a chance at going to the Superbowl this year. Who knew?

I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the execution of Saddam. The big news today was that he refused to wear a hood. Good. I think the people whose families he murdered should GET to see his eyes pop out of his head. I think it’s awesome.

Of course, I also support showing US executions on cable, so this should come as no surprise to you.

That is all.

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