As my brain essentially seems to be failing me at this all too important time…yeah…whatever.

Ok…so O.J. got nine years in prison for forcible confinement and kidnapping in Las Vegas. I guess he thought that the real killer was selling his memorabilia. He is a product of his own stupidy. Next thing you know, he’ll be writing a book on how he would have done it…if he was the real kidnapper.

Burn Notice. It’s a new show I have started to watch. Essentially, it’s about an ex-covert operations agent who gets hung out to dry – A Burn Notice. Now he’s trying to find out who burned him and why. The show has some wry humor to it and is particularly sarcastic and funny; it also has a decent amount of action in it. The show is in its second season, but I have only watched the first six episodes. It’s my new dinnertime show. At 45 minutes of TV per day, I’m under the national average. At twelve hours of computer time per day (minimum), I’m so far above the national average they do not even have a classification code for me.

Christmas is coming…Some people love it, and some find it very stressful. I do not find Christmas stressful. It’s a holiday. A time of peace and happiness, for people to get together and enjoy one another’s company. It is truly my favorite holiday of the year. I really enjoy seeing everyone happy throughout the world, more especially so closer to home. For some it will be a meagre holiday, what with the economy in the shape that it is in. To me, however, that doesn’t matter. Of course I buy gifts, and I receive them too. More importantly is the feeling that I get when I see someone open a present and see the smile on their faces.

Christmas shopping for someone is a science. It’s easy to run out and buy jewellery or something quick, but its quite another to surprise someone with a gift that they were not expecting. It does not have to be an expensive gift, either. Sometimes the most inexpensive gifts bring someone the most joy.