You can add another dose of eccentricity to my collection!  I came across this cute shirt by accident.

Grimlock forgot his daily dose of Energon

Unless you enjoy looking like a bony supermodel, most normal human beings have primal urges to fill up their tummy.

Hmm…maybe I should head out to McDondalds after this post.  My stomach is growling like a Tyrannosaurus Rex right now.

The “Dinosaur Sandwich” shirt is available at Seibei for $21.  You can check out the shirt by clicking here.

My two hour workdays has been taking a toll on my body, mind and soul .  I guess this means another short vacation is in order to help refresh my senses. 

Heading to some warm tropical destination would be really nice.  Unfortunately, my responsibilities as a business owner prevents me from taking a vacation for more than 5 days.  This is a tradeoff I constantly face when picking a destination.  Nevertheless, I will eventually pick a place and a time for my short little break.  I’ll most likely head back to San Diego to catch a baseball game or simply bum around at the beach.  Ho-hum…

Unless a Super Sale is happening right now, I try my best to stay away from shopping malls or popular retail stores.  I simply enjoy the peace and comfort that online shopping provides.  Since I’m always on the lookout for a good deal, online shopping saves me a lot of time and, of course, money!

Here are my favourite places to shop online:

1. eBay - Nothing beats the thrill of winning an auction or buying an item at a very good price.  eBay is definitely my first choice to find a great deal.
2. CafePress - If you like original designs or clothing based on a particular theme, CafePress will keep you busy with their huge selection.  This is where I sustain my fetish toward interesting shirts.
3. ThinkGeek - Stuff for Smart Masses.  Grown up toys for Geeks.
4. TheNerds.net - The Best Deals on all of your Electronic Needs!
5. eBooks.com - Download an eBook today.  Save paper and space by keeping your books stored within a computer or electronic book.

If heaven really was on earth, I’d make sure I buy the penthouse on the 20th floor before all hell breaks loose.

Just imagine sitting at the infinity-edged pool with cabanas watching life go by as you chill after a long day of work, sipping margaritas and lying in the sun.

Afterwards, maybe go for a stroll around the condominium’s private marina, or perhaps have dinner at a restaurant on the water edges of Biscayne Bay.

MiamiCondoLifestyle.com has pre-construction prices listed for the Oasis on the Bay Condos - Uptown Miami Bayfront Luxury Condos between $310,000 to $660,000.  It comes with all the eye candy and whip cream - a large health club and spa, 4,200 square foot restaurant on Biscayne Bay, clubhouse and marina with twenty boat slips, 24-hour concierge and valet, lushly landscaped pool and sun terrace, private theater room with stadium style seating and surround sound.

I’m really not kidding when I say that *wow* this property is cheap.  I didn’t know that the housing market in the United States has reached this all time low!

The place I recently purchased in the burbs costed me somewhere in between, and unless you consider the flooding that’s been going around here because of the heavy rain, this is no beachfront property.  Real estate has skyrocketed in Vancouver into something quite unbelievable.  Downtown condominiums as cramped as 500 square feet are selling for $400,000 and ones over 1000 square feet are close to a million dollars, if not more.  Even residents in the Lower Mainland that have cash to burn are not setting their sights on purchasing a house in their lifetime.