David Becker

As I noted last month, late last year I sort of became an anxious, depressed mess to say the least. Continue reading January got better

During the last few years since I graduated from college, I have been able to live some life and do a lot of thinking. That thinking is not just on politics, but everyday personal and overall society as a whole. Continue reading What is the first policy I would make if I was President of the United States?

There have been a lot of things that have happened to me this year, but personally and professionally. I won’t get into all of it right now, but a major thing that has happened to me this year is I have gotten back into reading more so this year. Continue reading 2024 has been my year of books and reading

I have not had a blog post published on here since this past July. I don’t like that it happened, but it did happen regardless and there is nothing I can do about that. Continue reading I’m back…

One thing for sure about me is that I love the autumn/fall season of the year in the United States. Thankfully for me, I live in Iowa, which has historically been a great state to be in for that time of the year with its cooler weather conditions. Continue reading This is why I look forward to autumn so much

Two weekends ago, I was able to go up to Minneapolis and see Cody Fry with Ben Rector perform with the incredibly talented and skilled Minnesota Orchestra. Continue reading The next concerts I’d like to attend one day

This past weekend, I celebrated my birthday which is on May 4th every year. However, this year, it was on a Saturday. Continue reading The 3-day birthday weekend for me

For a long time in America, people have bought gift cards, whether it was a gift for someone else or a gift for themselves. Needless to say there was an easy purpose for them. Continue reading Untitled

Late last month, I had the opportunity to listen to Christmas music on traditional FM radio because a station near me was playing nothing but Christmas music for the last weekend of July. Continue reading Untitled

Throughout the course of my life, I have never been the person to make and have a lot of friends at once. My introverted lifestyle would simply never allow for that. However, if there is one thing I will not tolerate anymore after dealing with it during my high school and college years, it is this nonsense of changing plans at the last-minute. To me, it is horribly unfair and disrespectful to…

Every year, it seems as though a lot of people, if not the majority, say they love the summer. This leaves me in the minority of people who don’t like it. Continue reading Untitled

Over the last several years, I have worked in and kept my finger on the pulse of the service industry, specifically when it comes to the retail and restaurants (fast food and sit-down). To give you an idea of my background in this, I worked my senior year of high school at Best Buy, five years at the Hy-Vee grocery store, a corporate position at Hy-Vee Corp. years later, and while I do not want…

As some of you may know, I graduated from college in 2019 and majored in journalism. With that said, I do have some knowledge regarding this field that you’re going to want to stay tuned for. Continue reading Untitled

It’s been a while since I last wrote on here and I apologize for that. I have thought for a while that I would at least get a post on here once a month. However, that task has been put on the back-burner due to a variety of different factors. (more…) “”

Setting up important boundaries

Perhaps 2023 will be the year of setting up boundaries and cutting out people with certain toxic behaviors. (more…)

David Archuleta should be the King of Christmas…not Michael Bublé

As someone who is a fan of both artists, but more so David Archuleta than Michael Buble, I do think it is time for America to consider the idea that Archuleta might actually be the best Christmas singer of our current time. (more…)