Posted by Chris on June 23, 2009 @ 7:06am
Dear Friends,
We’re getting closer. I’ve received tentative support from a few new Ottawa based partners in my quest to get rid of my Blackberry Storm and hop onto an iPhone. Joey’s Shawarma in Bell’s Corners didn’t hang up on me when I mentioned www.chrisneedsaniphone.com, and neither did the Harvey’s on Baseline Road. This is promising, and I’m feeling pretty good about it. Also, Fabricland on Walkley Road said the manager would call me back. Keeping my fingers crossed!
I’m honored and humbled by those of you who have shown your support here. Together, we can get me an iPhone. I’m counting …
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Posted by Chris on June 22, 2009 @ 3:33pm

Dear readers,
About a month ago, I decided to get a new phone. I’ve been an avid Blackberry user for the last 3 years. I’ve been happy with all of the devices I’ve owned, and the added bonus with the whole thing is the fact that a Canadian company was responsible for these addictive little pieces of technology. Blackberry has built a solid reputation on creating – for the most part – excellent smartphones. Until now.
I gingerly waltzed into the Bell Store at the Billings Bridge mall in Ottawa, and explained that …
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Posted by Chris on June 21, 2009 @ 5:13pm
Dear reader,
I thought I’d take the opportunity to ACTUALLY examine Father’s Day, and just how many poor men this keeps out of the appreciation circle. I find anything “exclusive” to certain people to be suspect….like Curves.
Father’s Day is a good holiday, however, there are a few recognizable people in our pop culture that it clearly isolates because of their personal situations. Whatever the reason, they’re still DADS, and I’m motivated RIGHT NOW to blow the dust off of this habit we all have of leaving these people out of the opportunity to be celebrated for being the father …
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Posted by Chris on April 20, 2009 @ 8:03pm
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking tonight. I just recently lost a dear friend of mine to cancer, who was only 38 years old. We used to work together, and would regularly go out for smokes all the time. His funeral and wake this weekend has me pondering my own mortality, and everything there is to look forward to in life. One of the things I’ve been thinking about is my cigarette habit, and how addicted I am to nicotine and tobacco. This started as a casual habit, admittedly because I had friends who were smokers, and I got …
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