As usual on Sunday I'm home surfing the net, with the TV on. Sharon is working and tonight were going to Mom's for dinner.
I decided to click on the "next blog" link at the top of our blog page ( go ahead and try it). I was quickly browsing through and read the odd one that caught my eye and was not in some foreign language. I was wondering what people write about on these blogs, we had plenty of people with poems, art and the likes. We had happy people writing about their new boyfriends / girlfiriends and sad people writing about the opposite. Plenty of students complaining about homework/hangovers and life in general. One poor women with a blog called "my eggs are cooked" who's husband won't let her try invetro fertalization so that they can have kids... Plenty of people posting about the good old conversation taboos; religion and politcs and much much more.
Well this passed some time for me anyway.
I'm going to test some software today for managing a website that I had an idea for. I think it could be a good idea in the long run and worst case it will at least be interesting and fun.
I'm seem to be constantly looking around and seeing businesses that people started that are so simple, yet so effective. I'm still and always looking for some idea, some business to start. If I had the money or could get my hands on the money I would probably buy a proven franchise that works; the problem is most of these franchises require a networth of over $300,000 plus startup etc.
Anyone want to invest?
Yesterday the Nerds held a food drive for the Greater Vancouver Foodbank Society. We got a couple of hundred pounds of food and a couple of hundred dollars! We were at 3 locations - 2 IGAs and Metrotown Superstore. You would think with the 10 thousand people that walked by us at Metrowtown we would be able to get more, but people constantly ask us "what is the foodbank"... sad.
Out east when they hold these events they get 1,2,3 nerdmobiles full of food, thousands of pounds... different out here...
Had fun none the less.
Oh, and my taco stand idea, it won't fly currently in Vancouver. The bylaws state that no one shall sell food from mobile food vending units unless they are selling pre-cooked frankfurters, nuts in the shell, or prepackaged food.
Kinda hard to fit a fresh cooked taco in there somewhere. Silly considering in most major cities taco carts and other types of carts are quite popular. Also found out you are not allowed to have mobile ice cream vending in the downtown core.... strange.
All for now.