George W. Bush should be the next Conservative Party of Canada leader. Stephen Harper is doing a fantastic job right now, but I think improvements could come from bringing the leader of the free world to our home and native land.

We'd have a life similar to the excellent ones enjoyed by all Americans. Canadians would have lower taxes, more freedom, better relations with Americans, better foreign policies, and warmer Winters. Our military would be strengthened, and our government would be made smaller and more efficient. And our economy would vastly improve.

President/Prime Minister Bush also has his Winter vacation home in the southern United States, so he could really connect with the snowbird population in Canada. In fact he's overqualified to sit in the Canadian Senate.

I'm not alone either, Saskboy is with me too.

Bonus: Bush debates himself.

During a discussion with my sister, we started talking about things that we know about ourselves, here's what I came up with:

1. My name is Stephen. That's the proper spelling, by the way.
2. I am 23 years old.
3. I am Canadian, and I love it here. But, I desperately want to leave.
4. I am a geek—and a nerd.
5. I believe in drug reform, even though I don't do drugs.
6. I really like to party.
7. I think we need to cut back on green house gases.
8. I need to work even harder than I already do at school.
9. I want to be a journalist.
10. In the past year I've wanted to be in business; be a screenwriter or film director; and a transportation engineer among a list of other things.
11. I am heterosexual.
12. I have homosexual friends and think gay marriage is a good thing.
13. I enjoy smoking sheesha.
14. I like too many kinds of music to pick a favorite.
15. I've regretted ending almost every relationship that I have ended.

I know more about myself but I just figured that part of our conversation would make a good blog post. What are some things that you know about yourself? Write a blog post then email me (steveglauser ...... at ...... gmail dot com) and I'll link to you.

I got a rather thick envelope from school today—actually, I got three envelopes from them, but this one stood out. It contained a number of letters detailing my acceptance into the School of Journalism. So, next year I'll be starting out in Journalism, and I will become a journalist. At least that's what my current education path is looking like. Yay me!