Jim Boyd
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Military |
| Occupation | Military Broadcast Journalist |
| Location | Gallatin, Tennessee, United States |
| Links | Audio Clip |
| Introduction | I take politics and the future of our United States of America very seriously. So seriously, I've committed my life to the defense of our nation, our communities and our families. Yet, who's to say we can't have a little fun along the way? Life is short. Our existence here on this rock is but a wisp of wind then it's over, so why not laugh when we can? Does this attitude make me crazy as Liz Garrigan, the Editor over at the (Nashville) Scene seems to think? http://blogs.nashvillescene.com/pitw/2008/01/dispatch_from_aztlan.php Actually my attitude allows me to view our world with a practical and optimistic perspective. I do what I want to do, I say what I want to say and I have no ulcers. I wish the same good feeling for you too, my friend. |
| Interests | Photography, journalism, blogging, history, rappelling |
| Favorite movies | M*A*S*H, Gandhi |
| Favorite music | Jazz, some New Age (Kitaro) |
| Favorite books | The one I jammed under the short leg of my table to keep it from jiggling back and forth. |
When you've got water stuck in your ear, how do you get it out?
To remove water trapped in your ear, take the arm on the opposite side of your body, reach over and behind your head and gently pull on the water filled ear. While doing this, bend to the side with the water filled ear pointing downward. This will open the ear canal and allow the water to drain.