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I just have nothing to post... Not a thing. Nothing...

I might start making some stories up or something, because I am in a bit of a dry spell here.

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Turning Pages

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The Used - Bulimic

"I'm about to see a million things
I thought I'd never see before and I
I'm about to do all of the things
I've dreamed of and
I don't even miss you at all"


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"Together We Stand Alone"

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I felt like I needed to write up something about Remembrance Day today, seeing how it is November 11th.

I don't really know what to say, or what to talk about other than the fact that today is ridiculously important, and people should honestly take the time to stop and think about what it means...

If all of the soldiers didn't do what they did 68 years ago, We would all me speaking Germany right now! They gave up anything and everything for their country and to protect OUR freedom. Most were my age, or younger when they made this decision too. I cannot imagine doing what they had to do at this age. Fighting, killing, seeing what they saw... It blows me away how anyone actually came back from it all. And they did it all without thought for themselves. They just knew that it was something that they needed to do. Those soldiers, the ones who made it, and the fallen, are all heroes, and should get everyones utmost respect for what they did for us.

Today I remembered my own way. My Dad and I watched some of my favorite shows from the Band of Brothers mini-series (My favorite DVD I own). It showcases how the men of 506 Easy Company lived and fought the war. It is really excellent, and brings me as close to what being there would have been like.

Hearing the testimonials of the actually men of the 101st and seeing what they went through is incredible. When you see these veterans share what they saw, and did, and see they crying recalling everything, chokes you up... and seriously gets you thinking...

I respect what these men did for me, and they are actually heroes in my eyes. For them I wore a poppy last week, and I took some time out of my day to pay my respects. I hope you did the same.

Chris.

Milwaukee Power!

I finally bite the bullet and upgraded! Today I bought a 2 drill Milwaukee combo set. I'm stoked about it! I have needed a new drill for so long... the old mans Milwaukee just wasn't cutting it anymore, and I wanted and needed one of my own.

I wasn't sure what I was going to end up getting until I got there. I was a toss up between a Milwaukee set and a Mikita. A lot of the guys at work sport Mikitas and they all love them, but I have heard that they have their problems that seem to keep popping up. However my Dad stands behind everything Milwaukee and he has always used them. That being said I took his word, as it is a pretty solid one to listen to, and went with Milwaukee as well... (Like father like son...)

Features:

• High Power Motor delivers 550 in-lbs. of torque
• Battery Pack can be installed from the front or rear to fit in tight areas
• V18™ Lithium-Ion Battery weighs 1/2 lbs. less than comparable NiCd batteries and offers up to 50% longer run-time
• V18™ Li-Ion 3.0 Ahr Batteries for long run-time

Specifications:

• Voltage	18 DC
  No Load Speed	0-450/0-1,700 RPM
  No Load BPM	0-7,200/0-27,200
  Torque	550 in.-lbs.
  Chuck Type	Keyless, Metal
  Reversible Battery	Yes
  No. of Batteries Included	2
  Amp Hours	3.0
  Spindle Lock	Yes
  Clutch Settings	24
  Capacity in Steel	1/2 in.
  Capacity in Wood	2-9/16 in.
  Length	10-5/8 in.
  Tool Weight	6.2 lbs.
  Shipping Weight	15.6 lbs

Song of the Night

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Angels and Airwaves - Call To Arms

Life is going pretty good for me right now...
This song has nothing to do with that, but it's a really good song... HAHA.
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