What’s Frank up to?

frankjwhI’m sure you noticed that is away for a bit. Well, he said he would be gone for a while. But, he really didn’t say what he was up to.

I did notice that last Friday, Frank expressed disappointment (to put it mildly) with Microsoft’s new Xbox One, and the policies around it. Then, Tuesday, Frank said he would be away for a while. Finally, yesterday, Microsoft suddenly did an about-face on those policies.

Coincidence? I think not.

I wonder what else Frank has in store for the next several days. Any guesses? Any suggestions, in case he finishes his to-do list early?

What should Frank do next?

Now that Frank J. has retired from blogging, he has all this free time on his hands.

He could be a full-time dad … Ha ha ha ha ha ha! Frank a full-time dad. Ha ha ha ha ha. Oh. Yeah. Heh.

Raising a kid? That’s what Frank has SarahK for. Cooking, cleaning, having the occasional baby. Frank does his part: eating the food, creating a mess for her to clean, help make the baby. The important stuff.

Really, though, Frank needs something to do now that he’s quit blogging. This blog has consumed lots of his time. And he’s given his dedicated readers (I’ve been one for weeks years) lots of enjoyment. Eating, messing up the house, and the other stuff don’t take as long as they used to (do they, Frank?), so he still has all this time.

I have some suggestions.

  • Run for president. Sure, I’m already running, but Frank could run, too. He won’t win. If he comes close in the polls, I’ll distract him with something shiny.
  • Host a reality show. Maybe, Who Wants To Be A Blogger? Or he could have a contest between Democrats. Of course, the name The Biggest Loser is already taken. But we’re just looking for ideas now. The details will come later.
  • Obtain nuclear material and rockets, and nuke the moon himself. This may seem impossible, but if North Korea and Iran can obtain nuclear materials, then Frank can. And rockets? How hard could building one of those be? It’s not rock science.
  • Tour. Frank could take his band on the road. Play a few small venues. Conclude the tour with some stadium shows. And release a live album, Frank J. at Budokan.
  • Start a band. In fact, he may want to do this one before he does the previous one.

What else could Frank J. do to occupy his time, now that he’s retired from blogging?