As for SuperBowl 50, I’m not a fan of either team.  And I’m not certain who won only because the game is still going as I write up Monday’s (today now) domain auctions list.

There have been some weird commercials this Super Bowl year. One commercial that comes to mind is #PuppyMonkeyBaby.  I’ll leave it at that.  

It’s the top of the morning, and it’s an early Saturday morning.  While most everyone is asleep, I’m cranking away looking and reviewing quite a few domain auctions I plan on bidding today.

Of course, I’ll have to use GoDaddy’s Investor App because today will consist of 2 birthday parties, mowing the lawn, tweaking my 77′ Caprice Classic’s carburetor (cold starts are nightmare).  Seems that as the weather gets warmer, my Saturdays are more and more preoccupied with my weekly outdoor chores and birthday parties.

Ah, I’m grateful for both as they are simply seasons that come and go.  Might as well enjoy both while the season is here.  Too, I’m getting quite antsy these days anticipating the time change.  I’m ready for longer days and warmer weather.

As for domain auctions, there’s not much to see in regards to keyword domains and domains to brand.  There are a handful of 4L .net and few numeric .com domains to watch, but nothing more. Then again, there probably are a few more auctions to watch, but I’m REALLY ready to get outside and start my day.

Woohoo, it’s FRIDAY, and I’m glad about it.

Professionally, I’ve had a trying week of ups and downs when it comes to winning deals.  I’ve won some and lost some.

Heck, personally, I think I may have even lost a friend that chose money over our friendship.  But hey, that happens sometimes.  My mother always told me, “One can never lose a friend that one never had.” Enough of that talk.  Let’s get down to business.

Well, it’s another day and another set of domain auctions ending today.  Personally, I’ve had a good week and I’m very excited today.  Why?

Well, today’s a special day because it’s my best friend’s birthday.  To my buddy from way back when, brother our journey has been fun and I look forward to many more years and birthday celebration.  As each and every year passes, I’m more grateful for friends, birthdays, celebrations and life in general.

Apparently, Punxsutawney Phil didn’t see his shadow and has issued an early spring notice.  You know, Phil has a real tough job that only comes around once a year.  Now that’s a sweet gig, if you ask me.

With spring coming, my hope is that more lucrative domain sales, auctions and deals will happen since warmer weather tends to be a positive driver for the masses.  

And the Groundhog says what today?  I guess we’ll see what Phil has to say about our weather here in a few hours.  I’m hoping that we receive an early Spring here in Texas and don’t have to endure any more cold weather until late in 2016.  That’s my wish although I know we could use a good freeze or two to kill all of the insects.

In other new, it’s my grandmother’s 84th birthday, and what a blessing it is for her to be in sound mind, body and spirit.  Happy Birthday Grandma!

In the latest domaining news, there is a great post on NamePros about whether or not you should buy 6N.com domains.  It’s a great read for those of your trying to keep up with the minute-by-minute domain trends surrounding the substantial growth in numeric domain ownership.

Well, 1 out of 12 months done, and we begin the second.  Good ole’ February.  The month of love and Black History month. I hope your January was as productive and rewarding as mine.

Picking up from where I left off, I did manage to get the carburetor removed and installed on my 1977 Caprice Classic.  She’s back to running, but I’m going to have to tweak the running idle, and the air/gas mixture.

As for the ole’ pickup, I’m thinking I’ll just have the engine rebuilt.  It was previously owned by a guy that used it as a farm truck to pull horses.  Unfortunately, it wasn’t well kept, which is why I’m having to replace this and that part on it every other month, if not every single month.  I’ve got some work and decisions before me, that’s for sure.