It’s my birthday week. I turn 31 on Wednesday, which means two things. First, I’d like nothing other than Dan being sent home as a birthday present. And, second, chances are more likely I may be drunk when I write my Wednesday night blog. And Thursday nights. So, look for Friday to be a pretty exciting and illiterate day.

But, that’s neither here nor there, I feel like this episode had a sh*tload of happenings, so we might as well get right to it because my unemployed @ss needs to get to sleep as soon as possible, because I have to be up early tomorrow morning for an interview.

During the recap of last weeks eviction, we learn that Ian had the utmost respect for Mike Boogie, didn’t want him to see things that he didn’t like, but then tells him to “get to steppin’” as he’s walking out the door. Very respectful. I won’t say it, even though you all know I want to. Then, he follows all that up by trying to throw … Continue reading →

Let’s see where we want to begin. I think I’ll skip the usual introduction paragraph about what is going on in my life and just get right to the show. Sound like a plan? Nobody wants to hear about an unemployed blogger’s life, right? Probably not. So, without further ado, I give you Big Brother.

We start off the show with Frank telling us they’ve been scumbagged after showing loyalty the week before. I happen to agree with Frank here and this is where I realize what my issue with Big Brother has become. I watch the show as if I’m playing in it. I know that being scumbagged is all a part of the game, but for some reason when my players are doing the scumbagging, I’m ok with it. For example, had Frank scumbagged Dan the week before and got him backdoored out of the house, I would have, essentially, been agreeable with the decision and loved watching Dan pack his bags and leave for good. But, this week, since it’s one of … Continue reading →

First off, I’d like to thank everyone who offered words of kindness and words of strength after hearing I lost my job last week. I appreciate it dearly. I would also apologize for not staying up on the comments section and emails I received. I always used my job as my social media gateway. I was sitting behind a desk for 9 hours each day, with barely any work to do, so I would have time on my hands to check the comments, check my emails, and respond. With that window of opportunity closed, I will have to make more of an effort to stay on top of things and make sure I don’t forget to get back to people who take the time to write to me. I don’t often get on the computer when I’m at home with my family, so this will take some getting used to. But, I will manage. I always do.

Enough with the sap story. None of you are here to hear about my hardships, so let’s get … Continue reading →