kyle dettman

Lately I’ve been contemplating switching to another carrier to save some money. So today I called AT&T (through their 611 number, then navigated menus to “cancel service”) to ask about early contract termination fees. The operator misinterpreted my curiosity, and in an attempt to save my business, offered me a ‘secret’ voice plan to lower my monthly cost.

The plan is this: $29.99 for voice which gets you 300 anytime minutes, 500 night/weekend minutes, and unlimited mobile-to-mobile minutes. Because I text much more than I talk (and most of my friends are on AT&T), this plan worked great for me and saved me about $20.00/mo.

K

Question: Why do you love traveling? What is gained by it? Experience? How is experience profitable?

Does not care if one group of people can move a ball better than another group of people. That is all.

871 text messages sent/received in twenty-something days. Not too shabby. What does your usage look like?

Just took a much needed nap. WIN. Now studying with Lance.

Finished helping a family move, pretty light work. Now to clean my auto.

My auto is clean. Now I must clean my room and my life; because it seems to me that one is reflective of the other.

Time out to fix the parents internets. brb.

Lulz. Massive {6 foot} banner I designed as part of an elaborate prank. Anyone want it? http://twitpic.com/r71j6

Wow. Big difference between Google Images in China and Google Images UK: http://i.imgur.com/2cSeW.png {via @digg2000}

Private sector experience of Obama’s cabinet vs. Previous presidents: {via http://blog.american.com/?p=7572} http://twitpic.com/r1lxt

Ninja Assassin: Because you want to watch a Japanese pop star wildly flail about in the dark for two hours. 0/5 stars. #moneybackplease

Pretty good article on the Obama birth certificate fiasco from Pulitzer Prize winning site Politifact: http://unhub.com/dcTA

The morning brings Yerba Mate, Cinnamon Buns, mercy that is new, and a half paycheck. Thankful for all the above.

Hmm. The root of our word {passion} comes from the Latin {pati} which means suffer.