Sam Gomez - GreenEggsAndSam.com

Yes, I’ve sold out. There are now Google ads on my site. Why did I do this? Well, two main reasons. #1. I am unemployed. #2. I want to see how it works. I am going to make a few other minor tweaks in the coming days, somehow adding back the stuff that was here [...]

I love Butch Walker. I love Butch Walker. I love Butch Walker. I. Love. Butch. Walker.
Obviously, I went to see Butch Walker tonight. He’s on tour now with American Hi-Fi and some other guy named Val Emmich. (Val, buddy, you gotta work on your show. Bor-ring!) American Hi-Fi came out and put on a pretty [...]

My mom sat down in the swing on the front porch this afternoon to think and it hit her where to look for the afore mention list. Then she went straight to the basement and there it was – still stuffed in the bag that we took to Paraguay 20 years ago. It was complete [...]

Thanks to the help from some good friends, I was able to find a functioning Paraguayan phone directory online. I called my mom and we looked through the directory together, searching the name of every male in the family that she could remember. Females wouldn’t be listed, of course. Unfortunately, only a small percentage of [...]

I would love to see a Presidential candidate vow to spend as much on college students, per capita, as we do on prisoners. Doesn’t this seem to make more sense?

Former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein spends his time in solitary confinement writing poems, tending a garden, reading the Koran and eating American muffins and cookies, a British newspaper has reported. – CNN
I would not have pegged Saddam as the poetry type. I don’t have too much else to say about this matter at the moment, [...]

Former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein spends his time in solitary confinement writing poems, tending a garden, reading the Koran and eating American muffins and cookies, a British newspaper has reported. – CNN
I would not have pegged Saddam as the poetry type. I don’t have too much else to say about this matter at the moment, [...]

Dan brought up something on hobocamp that I would like to bring to your attention. He asked, “How would all your friends find out if you suddenly died?” Now, for those of you who know me closely, I like to ponder who would come to my funeral, but I never really thought about how people [...]

My first somewhat positive experience in NJ came last year when I went to see Jason Mraz and Bon Jovi at Giants Stadium. Then earlier this year I went to Medieval Times to celebrate Schanker’s birthday. Tonight may have been even better than that special night at Medieval Times. Tonight Heidi and I went to [...]

My first somewhat positive experience in NJ came last year when I went to see Jason Mraz and Bon Jovi at Giants Stadium. Then earlier this year I went to Medieval Times to celebrate Schanker’s birthday. Tonight may have been even better than that special night at Medieval Times. Tonight Heidi and I went to [...]