Let me preface this by saying, I am the most flirtatious and charming guy you will ever meet. I don’t say that to brag, but to explain my nature. I have been a flirt since I was a small boy – it is my nature. I aim to be charming with everyone – from a [...]
Archive for June, 2009
Is flirting wrong?
June 25th, 2009 
Chris Doelle 
Posted in Friends & Family 
Tags: charming, dating, flirt, flirting, love, relationships 
No Comments »Movie catch-up time
June 24th, 2009 Chris Doelle I’ve fallen woefully behind in my movie reviews, so I’m not gonna waste any time – let’s jump right in. Since this is going to be a very long post, I thought I would list the ones that I reviewed up front so you can decide which ones you want to read. They range from [...]
Posted in Entertainment, Movie Reviews & TV Tags: film, film review, movie, movie review, Taken, Terminator Salvation, The Hangover, Up, Year One No Comments »I will be close, but may come up a bit short
June 16th, 2009 Chris Doelle Six months and 36 pounds ago, I didn’t really have a goal for my weight loss – and in the grand scheme of things I still don’t. I sorta pegged 200 pounds as a preliminary goal and put the deadline of June 21st (for personal reasons) as a target date. I am four pounds away [...]
Reflections on a biking boo boo
June 10th, 2009 Chris Doelle I crashed my bike the other day – okay, crash may be a bit hyperbolic. I did have a mishap, but it was nothing serious. I was heading up a sketchy hill with a lot of loose gravel and just as I was thinking, “I should clip out,” I was on the ground before I [...]
Posted in Cycling, Entertainment, Friends & Family, Health & Fitness, Politics Tags: accident, ant hills, crash, Cycling, mountain biking 3 Comments »Worth Quoting
June 9th, 2009 Chris Doelle “Fear can keep us up all night long, but faith makes one fine pillow.” – unknown
A nice trip through Texas history in Goliad
June 5th, 2009 Chris Doelle Mom, Avis (her sister) and myself took a trip out to Goliad, Texas today and it turned out to be a nice little jaunt. First, we headed over to the Presidio La Bahia, the mission where nearly 400 Texan captives were gunned down in cold blood by the invading Mexican army. This, along with the [...]
Posted in Entertainment, History, Travel & Entertainment Tags: courthouse, day trip, goliad, hanging tree, History, mission, presidio la bahia, texas, travel No Comments »They’re no Toy Story or Cars, but could be much worse
June 4th, 2009 Chris Doelle I have to admit that when I saw the previews for Kung Fu Panda, I was not at all inspired to see it. Hey, I dig the animated/CGI children’s movie genre, but this one just didn’t do anything for me. Then, in a moment of boredom while being unable to locate anything decent on Netflix, [...]
Posted in Entertainment, Movie Reviews & TV Tags: 3d, animation, cgi, film review, films, jack black, kung fu panda, monsters vs aliens, movies, seth rogan No Comments »These clothes make everyone look good!
June 2nd, 2009 Chris Doelle I’ve managed to keep dropping the weight despite some trips to the “fattest city in America.” Houston, Texas. At last weigh-in, I was 208 pounds – a full 32 down from when I moved to San Marcos. I only recently started to actually do strenuous workouts. Up until now, it has all been about 1) [...]
Posted in Football, Health & Fitness Tags: fitness, health, nike football camp, Photography 1 Comment »Be prepared to lose your gamer friends/family soon
June 1st, 2009 Chris Doelle Yes, coming out this year is an immersive world that takes the Grand Theft Auto/Saints Row genre to the next level – APD: All Points Bulletin. Slated for release later this year, APB takes the bad-guy-shoot-em-up-free-roaming game setting and infuses it with ‘roids. No longer is it you against a world of computer-controlled mental midgets, [...]
Posted in Electronics, Entertainment Tags: all points bulletin, apb, ea, multiplayer, video game, xbox No Comments »
