Josh Madagan

The other day at work I had a very interesting conversation with one of my coworkers.  I don’t know how the conversation came up but it was about Christianity and Religion.  She told me that she wasn’t a believer but felt that there was some power over her and her life.  She seemed to like the Budhist believes and favored that way of thinking.  I tried to stay open minded and listen to her argument but couldn’t understand how she came to believe in Budhism.  The main reason that I couldn’t understand was because she told me that she had read the Bible cover to cover and that that was one of the reasons why she was not a believer.  I found that hard to believe that someone who read through the entire Bible would call themselves egnostic.  That is how she refers to herself.  We are all entitled to our own opinions, beliefs, etc. and that is how it will always be.

Have you ever thought of starting up your own franchise?  I think we all have at one time or another.  Either we wanted to make our own rules, we were sick of working for someone else, or else we had a lot of great ideas that were not being appreciated.  Whatever the case may be we have all wondered what it would be like to be the big boss.  The fact of the matter is it can still happen.  You can still start your own company if you have the information you need on what franchises do well, how much money you can expect the first year, etc. and what options you have.

Now there is a website that will answer all of your questions.  It lists franchises theat are most popular, ones in which you can work from home, low cost franchises and high growth franchises.  In fact you can search for exactly what you are after including the investment cost and the industry you are interested in.  Go to computer and internet franchises today and start living the life you always wanted to.

I read the funniest story in the news today.  It was about a small town in Colorado where teens are being punished for playing and listening to music too loud.  It all happened when a young boys band ending up playing loud music way into the middle of the night.  The residence of this community felt as though they had had enough.

The punishment that the judge sentenced these kids to included listening to music that they did not like for 1 hour.  The music ranged from classics of the 40′s and 50′s to Barry Manillo tunes.  The punishment seemed to fit the crime.  Unfortunately when the hour was up the boys announced they were still going to rock with their music.