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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
LIGHTEN UP FRANCIS!!
GOOD MORNING SAN DIEGO AND WORLD!! IT'S A LITTLE WET IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AGAIN SO TAKE IT EASY ON THE ROADS FOLKS, PLEASE. Here's a classic movie clip that my writing friends enjoy and it cracks me up too!
Sunday, January 17, 2010
ARROGANT PEOPLE SUCK!!
Arrogant People Suck
Bo Jack Russo on Nov 27, 2008
* Tags: double standard, imagined betterment over others, reflection of self in a mirror, walk on water
Bringing the self proclaimed great back down to earth.
Can you walk on water?
I don’t think you can,
Not until you pass
And walk with Jesus
Hand in hand,
No different from the rest
Just like an ordinary man.
You see yourself up high
With pretense all abound
You imagine you are better
Than us here on the ground,
You try to sit in judgment
Who anointed you with crown?
Why do you profess
Some sort of royalty?
Who the hell are you
To sit in judgment over me?
You talk like you’ve got power
Of God’s Eternity.
But you do not control me
Or anything I do
Don’t worry about me
You worry about you.
When your finger points at me
Three point back at you
In the mirror of this vision
The reflection
Is what’s true.
You preach a double standard
And I know the reason why
You imagine your self greatness
And pronounce yourself on High.
You paint a different picture
That is just a lie.
To hear you tell your story
You’d sit next to The Throne
You act like God Almighty
But you’re just flesh and bone.
As you look at that reflection
You will finally see
The person in the mirror
Is certainly not me.
I will never understand
Why you cannot see
The reflection of yourself
When you point at me.
So take a cleansing breath
Open up your eyes
And see with clarity,
That you aren’t any better,
Aren’t any better than me
Bo Jack Russo on Nov 27, 2008
* Tags: double standard, imagined betterment over others, reflection of self in a mirror, walk on water
Bringing the self proclaimed great back down to earth.
Can you walk on water?
I don’t think you can,
Not until you pass
And walk with Jesus
Hand in hand,
No different from the rest
Just like an ordinary man.
You see yourself up high
With pretense all abound
You imagine you are better
Than us here on the ground,
You try to sit in judgment
Who anointed you with crown?
Why do you profess
Some sort of royalty?
Who the hell are you
To sit in judgment over me?
You talk like you’ve got power
Of God’s Eternity.
But you do not control me
Or anything I do
Don’t worry about me
You worry about you.
When your finger points at me
Three point back at you
In the mirror of this vision
The reflection
Is what’s true.
You preach a double standard
And I know the reason why
You imagine your self greatness
And pronounce yourself on High.
You paint a different picture
That is just a lie.
To hear you tell your story
You’d sit next to The Throne
You act like God Almighty
But you’re just flesh and bone.
As you look at that reflection
You will finally see
The person in the mirror
Is certainly not me.
I will never understand
Why you cannot see
The reflection of yourself
When you point at me.
So take a cleansing breath
Open up your eyes
And see with clarity,
That you aren’t any better,
Aren’t any better than me
Saturday, January 16, 2010
GOD IS WITH US!!
God is with Us
Bo Jack Russo on Nov 27, 2008
I wrote this about a year ago. For more like this CLICK HERE!
Sense of God around us.
Where is God? What, are you kidding me?
Where is God
Just take a look around
God is up above
God is on the ground
God is in the air
And everywhere we see
God is inside you
And God is inside me
It was He that poured the water
And He that made the tree
God is uncontested
For all Eternity
God is in the birds
God is in the bees
God is in the giant mountain
That everybody sees
God’s Face is in the clouds
We see high above
Was God that gave us life
And God that gives us love
He’s The Man upstairs
The one who had the plan
He built his house upon the rock
And not upon the sand
God gave us the light
And God keeps us from harm
Jesus sits beside Him
With hand on His right arm
God will always be here
Will never go away
Walking right beside us
Each and every day
It is God who is the captain
The Captain of the ship
Navigating you at home
Or when you’re on a trip
Almighty God in Heaven
Sits upon His throne
But is also right beside us
We are not alone
It was God who made the night
And God that made the day
His ear is always open
All we have to do is pray
Saturday, January 9, 2010
ARE YOU READY FOR SOME PLAYOFF FOOTBALL? PETE CARROLL SIGNS WITH SEATTLE SEAHAWKS 1 DAY AFTER JIM MORA IS LET GO
It's finally here folks, playoff time!
The New York Jets take on the Cincinnati Bengals at 4:30 Eastern time, 1:30 Pacific time. Look for the Bengals to come back strong but in the end I think The J.E. T. S. Jets Jets Jets come out on top, but this could go either way.
In the late game the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Dallas Cowboys in Jerry Jones' new gazillion dollar stadium.
Call me crazy but as much as I love Donovan McNabb, Brian Westbrook and the freak DeShaun Jackson, I think Tony Romo my finally get the monkey off his back and win a big playoff game.
BREAKING NEWS!!
PETE CARROLL SIGNS WITH SEATTLE SEAHAWKS...
The Seattle Seahawks fired Jim Mora on Friday after just one season, and have already reached an agreement with USC coach Pete Carroll, NFL Network's Jason La Canfora is reporting.
Carroll has reached to an agreement with the Seahawks on the major principles in a contract to become coach and director of football operations, but has not signed a contract, according to La Canfora.
La Canfora: DeCosta out
One name that can be taken off the Seahawks' list of potential general managers is that of Ravens director of player personnel Eric DeCosta, reports Jason La Canfora. More ...
Vikings defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier will interview for the vacant Seattle head coaching job with Seahawks’ officials Saturday in Minneapolis, a source with knowledge of the meeting told NFL.com's Steve Wyche. Frazier would allow Seattle to satisfy the Rooney Rule, in which teams have to interview at least one minority candidate for the job.
To read entire story and see video at NFL.com, CLICK HERE.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
THE JAGGED EDGES OF BO JACK'S TWISTED MIND!! + HOTT CHICK OF THE DAY ANDIE McDOWELL!!
HOTT CHICK OF THE DAY ANDIE McDOWELL!! I have always dug her...
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Just a little trip down memory lane as we discover the roots of the mighty Bo Jack, and trace his growth as an author/storyteller. Enjoy...
The Jagged Edges of Bojacks Twisted Mind
Bo Jack Russo on Jan 26, 2009
Just a little history lesson about my life and the pleasure of reading and gaining knowledge.
I am full of useless information. As I’ve shared before, my childhood was not the best, but there were moments of bliss, but you’ll be surprised at where I got the most enjoyment. In 1973, we moved from San Diego to a nearby little town called La Mesa. Now we were a religious practicing Catholic family. We all went to the same school, but my parents got divorced and my life became a living hell. But I discovered an escape. Now education was different at that time, something’s better, some things worse. I don’t really know how to say this without sounding a little arrogant, so I’m just going to throw it out there. Every one in my family was pretty smart. When I went to public school, I was easily 3 grades further along than the other second graders.
More on that in a moment. I want to share this part before going any further. When we moved into the house, the other family was still moving the last few things out, but they had a few things left in the garage. They asked my dad if they could keep it there for a little while. Well, dad being dad, he struck up a nice little bargain, He said no problem, but in exchange, they had to leave a set of encyclopedias behind. The other guy laughed and was cool with it. These would become my best friends and advocates.
Now, back to the school thing, we got weekly scholastic books to read, and I was just zipping through them, we had a chart on the wall with stars for each book read. I wasn’t trying to show off, I was just reading faster than the other kids.
Within a couple of weeks, I was 1 on the list, so the teacher gave me a couple of books that were at a supposed higher level of comprehension, for older students, and she set me apart from the other children like I was bad or something. I was sent to the principals office because the girl who I had overtaken for the most books read threw a book at me, so in return, I spit in her hair. Hey, we were kids.
So the next day the teacher said here, read this, and handed me a dictionary. I gladly started reading it and was hooked. She hated me, I don’t know why, but I thought that was the coolest book in the world. While not exactly the collegiate level, it was great fun for me. So I asked mom if we had one. She told me to go to the bookcase and look. So there it was, the Webster’s colligate version dictionary.
I was reading and learning all kinds of great words and the kids at school started asking if I learned any good words the day before, and I was always willing to share my newfound knowledge.
Well one day I asked mom what an encyclopedia was.
This is the coolest thing my mother ever did for me. She said,” I know you are the smartest in your class and I know you’ve been reading the dictionary, Just grab one and start reading.
The mind of the little Bo Jack was off and running. I absolutely loved to read, and the encyclopedias were fascinating. I would read cover to cover, sometimes for hours on end.
I learned about the constitution, about presidents and their lives, I was reading about volcanoes and outer space and people and places.
I loved those books. Now keep in mind, This was the Collier’s Encyclopedia 1968 version, so I didn’t know about man on the moon and stuff like that, but this was how I found out about Vietnam, and I started watching the news, and Walter Cronkite’s daily Vietnam reports.
I was a very very shy boy, but my teachers liked to ask what I read about the day before. In junior high, I was having political discussions with my teachers.
My mom had to buy me a watch because when I discovered the public library, I would just sit there and read for hours and lose track of time.
Sadly the home life was getting worse and worse and worse, so I stayed away as long as I could, but would get even more beatings if I was at home. I chose the books over that torture whenever I could.
Another book I read a lot was the good book, The Bible. It was a comfort to me.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m no saint, but I loved the psalms and proverbs.
Another book I loved to death was called “The Way Things Work”, it was a fascinating book where I learned about the inner working of the internal combustion engine, How a carburetor and electricity worked, What makes a vacuum work and things like that.
Here’s the problem…. I don’t drink beer anymore, but over the years, I drank an oceans worth of it, and some of the memories have slipped away into evanescence. But on occasion, Something will jog my mind and I’ll remember something like George Washington’s shoe size or that Davey Crocket had political ambitions in Tennessee, or the fact that the blue whale is the largest creature in the water or the eruption in ancient Pompeii or the legends of the Greek Gods.
Just for fun, I’ll add another tidbit, twice I was entered in the national spelling bee, but got so nervous in front of everybody on the stage, I mumbled the spelling and was knocked out in the first round.
No wasn’t that a fun story?
Don’t be surprised with anything the Bo Jackster says..All the useless information and I never learned anything about computers. Often, an annoying habit of mine that I can’t help is I have to correct people with inaccurate information. I just can’t help it. I know people hate it, but I can’t stop doing it. I never learned to type either, that’s why I can’t read as much as I’d like, because it takes me a long time to produce a story.
If anyone read this story to the end, you have more patience than I do. I still have one of those 6 inch thick versions of Webster’s Dictionary, and I have almost forgotten punctuation, that’s why I do everything in the word processor.
Remember folks, up until two months and a few days ago, all I knew how to do on a computer was send and read emails and read the news and Google stuff.
For more pictures of HOTT CHICK ANDIE McDOWELL CLICK HERE!
Just a little trip down memory lane as we discover the roots of the mighty Bo Jack, and trace his growth as an author/storyteller. Enjoy...
The Jagged Edges of Bojacks Twisted Mind
Bo Jack Russo on Jan 26, 2009
Just a little history lesson about my life and the pleasure of reading and gaining knowledge.
I am full of useless information. As I’ve shared before, my childhood was not the best, but there were moments of bliss, but you’ll be surprised at where I got the most enjoyment. In 1973, we moved from San Diego to a nearby little town called La Mesa. Now we were a religious practicing Catholic family. We all went to the same school, but my parents got divorced and my life became a living hell. But I discovered an escape. Now education was different at that time, something’s better, some things worse. I don’t really know how to say this without sounding a little arrogant, so I’m just going to throw it out there. Every one in my family was pretty smart. When I went to public school, I was easily 3 grades further along than the other second graders.
More on that in a moment. I want to share this part before going any further. When we moved into the house, the other family was still moving the last few things out, but they had a few things left in the garage. They asked my dad if they could keep it there for a little while. Well, dad being dad, he struck up a nice little bargain, He said no problem, but in exchange, they had to leave a set of encyclopedias behind. The other guy laughed and was cool with it. These would become my best friends and advocates.
Now, back to the school thing, we got weekly scholastic books to read, and I was just zipping through them, we had a chart on the wall with stars for each book read. I wasn’t trying to show off, I was just reading faster than the other kids.
Within a couple of weeks, I was 1 on the list, so the teacher gave me a couple of books that were at a supposed higher level of comprehension, for older students, and she set me apart from the other children like I was bad or something. I was sent to the principals office because the girl who I had overtaken for the most books read threw a book at me, so in return, I spit in her hair. Hey, we were kids.
So the next day the teacher said here, read this, and handed me a dictionary. I gladly started reading it and was hooked. She hated me, I don’t know why, but I thought that was the coolest book in the world. While not exactly the collegiate level, it was great fun for me. So I asked mom if we had one. She told me to go to the bookcase and look. So there it was, the Webster’s colligate version dictionary.
I was reading and learning all kinds of great words and the kids at school started asking if I learned any good words the day before, and I was always willing to share my newfound knowledge.
Well one day I asked mom what an encyclopedia was.
This is the coolest thing my mother ever did for me. She said,” I know you are the smartest in your class and I know you’ve been reading the dictionary, Just grab one and start reading.
The mind of the little Bo Jack was off and running. I absolutely loved to read, and the encyclopedias were fascinating. I would read cover to cover, sometimes for hours on end.
I learned about the constitution, about presidents and their lives, I was reading about volcanoes and outer space and people and places.
I loved those books. Now keep in mind, This was the Collier’s Encyclopedia 1968 version, so I didn’t know about man on the moon and stuff like that, but this was how I found out about Vietnam, and I started watching the news, and Walter Cronkite’s daily Vietnam reports.
I was a very very shy boy, but my teachers liked to ask what I read about the day before. In junior high, I was having political discussions with my teachers.
My mom had to buy me a watch because when I discovered the public library, I would just sit there and read for hours and lose track of time.
Sadly the home life was getting worse and worse and worse, so I stayed away as long as I could, but would get even more beatings if I was at home. I chose the books over that torture whenever I could.
Another book I read a lot was the good book, The Bible. It was a comfort to me.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m no saint, but I loved the psalms and proverbs.
Another book I loved to death was called “The Way Things Work”, it was a fascinating book where I learned about the inner working of the internal combustion engine, How a carburetor and electricity worked, What makes a vacuum work and things like that.
Here’s the problem…. I don’t drink beer anymore, but over the years, I drank an oceans worth of it, and some of the memories have slipped away into evanescence. But on occasion, Something will jog my mind and I’ll remember something like George Washington’s shoe size or that Davey Crocket had political ambitions in Tennessee, or the fact that the blue whale is the largest creature in the water or the eruption in ancient Pompeii or the legends of the Greek Gods.
Just for fun, I’ll add another tidbit, twice I was entered in the national spelling bee, but got so nervous in front of everybody on the stage, I mumbled the spelling and was knocked out in the first round.
No wasn’t that a fun story?
Don’t be surprised with anything the Bo Jackster says..All the useless information and I never learned anything about computers. Often, an annoying habit of mine that I can’t help is I have to correct people with inaccurate information. I just can’t help it. I know people hate it, but I can’t stop doing it. I never learned to type either, that’s why I can’t read as much as I’d like, because it takes me a long time to produce a story.
If anyone read this story to the end, you have more patience than I do. I still have one of those 6 inch thick versions of Webster’s Dictionary, and I have almost forgotten punctuation, that’s why I do everything in the word processor.
Remember folks, up until two months and a few days ago, all I knew how to do on a computer was send and read emails and read the news and Google stuff.
"THE HAWK" ANDRE DAWSON FINALLY GETS INTO BASEBALLS HALL OF FAME!!
Andre Dawson elected to Hall of Fame
By RONALD BLUM, AP Sports Writer 41 minutes ago
NEW YORK (AP)—Andre Dawson was elected to Major League Baseball’s Hall of Fame in his ninth try, while Bert Blyleven and Roberto Alomar fell just short of the honor on Wednesday.
Dawson received 420 of 539 votes in voting announced by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America, 15 more than the 75 percent necessary to gain election. The eight-time All-Star outfielder had fallen 44 votes short last year.
“It was well worth the wait. I can’t really describe the elation,” Dawson said during a telephone conference call. “If you’re a Hall of Famer, eventually you’re going to get in, no matter how long it takes.”
To read entire story at Yahoo Sports CLICK HERE!
MIKE SHANAHAN TO COACH WASHINGTON REDSKINS
Mike Shanahan, 2 time Superbowl winning coach has agreed to terms with the Washington Redskins. We all knew Jim Zorn(God bless him) was going to be replaced. to read the entire story from Yahoo Sports CLICK HERE
HI FOLKS!
I just wanted y'all to know I'm still here, just been under the weather a bit and have a new doctor and some new medicine I'm not used to yet so I'm not posting as much as usual. I'm hoping to be up and around by the weekend, we'll have to wait and see. Remember, Bo Jack there is no substitute...
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