Project Starnet

Flying into London

Flying into London was a great experience for me. I decided to use Ryan Air to fly into Gatwick Airport because it was more affordable than the other options, including any flight into Heathrow Airport.

I had used Ryan Air once before to fly to Paris. That, unfortunately, was not a good experience because of weather delays. However, this flight to London went off without a hitch. The airline itself does not offer a lot of frills. I had a More

Living the Fosters Dream

In all of the different Foster good call videos there is always a gorgeous girl in a bikini who walks by the front porch of the tiki hut and tries to get the attention of advice-givers and Foster beer-drinkers, Brad and Dan. You get the feeling a vast parade of willing beach bimbos is walking by all day long. But when the phone rings these two guys are on duty and cannot be lured away from their sandy post, at More

If I had a boat and other happy songs

I was searching for work closer to home, looking, hopefully for one of those great locum doctor jobs. I was incredibly homesick and one of my colleagues told me a wonderful tale. He always wondered how Bendouins kept themselves from being homesick. He did some research and found that Bendouins have ancestral songs that they sing wherever set up camp. Home is where you sing your song!I personally use this approach myself, singing songs from my youth and childhood More

Fascism, a Matter of Personal Interpretation?

As Mussolini states, for fascism the tendency of Empire is a manifestation of vitality and staying at home, or not engage in warfare, is a sign of decadence.[1] This puts an obligation to each and every fascist to engage in constant war, as it is a constant manifestation and exhibition of the greatness of the nation. The bigger the greatness of the nation, the more meaningful the life of the fascist becomes.

The ideology’s take on warfare is probably More

Mr Super

Old people get a hard time of it by the younger generation, don’t they? Take Mr Super, as we used to call him: this man is a fine example of an elderly person on a mission, and a man who achieved more in his amazingly long lifetime than most. He lived to the ripe old age of 99 and lived down the road from me when I was a lad.
Why did we call him Mr Super? Well, there just More

Super Maggie

This is a very happy story and if you don’t smile at reading it well, I suggest you read it again. If that doesn’t do the trick, simply stand on the opposite side of the road from a very large puddle and wait there until someone walks by it and a car simultaneously drives by and drenches them. Works every time.

The story goes like this: There once was a little old lady, and this little old lady used to More

A Happy Story

Fate can sometimes do strange things. It can bring two people together who are never to be with each other and make them live almost perfect lives and then it changes their lives in a way that is almost unimaginable. Let me tell you a story that was truly inspired by fate.

Samantha and Jose were married to each other. They were childhood sweethearts, actually best friends. Both of them loved someone else, but their families insisted them to get More

Conversing with a horse

Boarding school memories make happy recalling and provide a soothing balm when times get packed, hurried and harried. College life was spent as a boarder and it was there that we were introduced to the art of horse riding. Equestrian, the word we were taught (the other one being equine liability), was to teach us the ability to converse with an animal in general and the horse in particular.

The initial initiation days to this art was indeed very More

Beloved Play-Dough Stains

Play-Dough on the carpet stuck in and dried, nearly impossible to remove with out insane elbow grease, intense soaking and a little bit of toothpaste. The hated Play-Dough sits there staring at you, daring you to remove it from the room. As you begin to scrub and scrape and soak your start to remember back. Three months ago your 13 month old decided he wanted to know what was in that little can that smelled so good. He refused to More

Simple things can bring a smile on your face

A couple of days ago, watching a movie made me realize how cute kids can actually be. Their remarks and reactions are not only unpredictable, but are so inherently innocent that it brings a smile on your face. The movie itself was a sweet, romantic comedy based on a father daughter relationship. The mother was the subject of conversation for the two since the couple was going to be divorced soon and so the father decided to tell his daughter More