Category Archives: Worldly Observations

No trust in the fisherman

By Jason | March 11, 2008

Here’s some advice. The next time it’s late and you’re in the supermarket looking for a quick meal, avoid the Gorton’s fish line of products.
I attempted to cook (if you call heating frozen food cooking) the frozen fillets that featured the potato crust. My, what a mistake. The smell was horrible while it was cooking and […]

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But the other kids…

By Jason | February 12, 2008

“I like to play indoors better ’cause that’s where all the electrical outlets are.” —fifth grader
In an article over at Treehugger, seems more and more kids would rather stay inside and play video and computer games than play outside. Is this a product of technology or a laziness among kids?

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Slightly chilled

By Jason | February 10, 2008

Temperature: 5 degrees
Wind chill: -16 degrees
It’s slightly chilly out today

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Before going out

By Jason | January 16, 2008

Over the holiday, I received a wireless thermometer system from La Crosse. I’ve seen these all over the place and my dad has used one for years and really likes having it around.
I set up the unit in minutes and began to watch it. It seems like such a small thing, but I find myself […]

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