Why Don’t Burger Joints Deliver

There’s a question that vexed me today. It threw me into a tailspin of anger so deep. My mind was blown beyond any sort of recognizable form. Yes, it was that bad (read: no it wasn’t). So why, don’t burger joints deliver?

Is it just because I don’t live in the thriving metropolis of NYC that I can’t get a delivery boy/girl to bike over a delicious bacon cheeseburger done well with all the fixings (sans onions)? Mind you, my cravings for this particular American foodstuffs is quite rare, so the need to have constant drop off is unnecessary. I’ll also add that I don’t mind walking to a cute little restaurant two blocks away from my apartment to collect the goodies. But the thought came to me, why don’t they deliver? Are they doing me any good? Are they attempting to save me from clogging my poor sweet arteries? Or, have burger joints simply not tapped into a potential source of revenue especially in big college towns?

Ain’t nothin’ but a mooo(la) thing baby.

Artist (Body) of the Moment

Michael Bakari Jordan, currently starring in one of my favorite television shows, Parenthood, and  most recently Friday Night Lights, is definitely something I look forward to whenever I can get around the to watching the show. He’s a young, talented gem, and not too bad to look at.

Reasons to love: He’s a fellow ACTOR (yay)

Reasons to watch: He’s talented

Reasons to desire: Check the SMILE!

Social Networking’s Benefits

Simply by being open, you can allow yourself to achieve a lot more. You can participate in decision making.

I just spent sometime watching the documentary Us Now and thought that much of what they had to say was very thought-provoking and very inspiring. It was very well made, simply as a film, but it was also successful in it’s ability to relate itself to a number of worlds and society’s that we all currently inhabit.

It’s essential tagline is about how the openness of today’s technological capabilities and social networking of the 21st century allows for everything, politics, corporations, personal fulfillment, can work better because of the larger group collaborating rather than a hierarchy that attempts to please its constituents. Examples used throughout the emails included couchsurfing, politics, mummy networks, sportclubs, and assistance in helping you fund your & your community’s needs and wants. Definitely take a look.