I’ve been listening to a lot of the new Mars Volta: The Bedlam in Goliath
As you know, I’m a pretty frugal individual. So, I was pleased to find this website dedicated to smart living. They post a lot of new articles per day, one of them is always a good read. Wisebread
The HD War between HD DVD and Blue-Ray is over. I’m so glad that I’m not an early adopter who jumped into this mix and could have got burned with an HD DVD player or discs.
Motivated by a Tax, Irish Spurn Plastic Bags Some places in Korea have a similar tax on bags in general. So, it’s good that I keep my backpack with me.
I like Google. But, as a whole, I’m liking free/open projects more. I think Wikia is an interesting project with some potential in the future. It also has ability to be a social website like facebook or myspace.
There are a pair of shoes online that I’d like to buy. But, I hate buying clothes online. No matter who makes the shoes or t-shirts, the conventional chart size varies from the next. A 10.5 from brand X always fits different than a 10.5 from brand Y.
Lastly, I’ve received a couple offers to return to Korea after my contract. I’m still weighing my options and opportunities. I, now, have 3 months left and a few reasons to return. But, who knows how it will go.

clear :) said,
March 1, 2008 @ 11:08 am
One of my projects with my sewing machine was going to be to make shopping bags for everyone for Christmas. Even though there’s no tax on them here (yet…it’s Oregon; It will happen eventually), it’s definitely in vogue to BYOBags.
During the last radio fund drive for OPB, one of the thank you gifts was an OPB bag. A lot of stores here sell their own reusable bag and the caveat of the OPB bag was that you don’t have to feel “embarassed” about using the bags from one store in a different store.
Good for the Irish! The last I heard about it, it was a random town somewhere in the UK, but all the same that’s part of what got me thinking about making bags.