Being Inside President Barack Obama's Brain on the decision to strike Syria for the inhumane crimes they have committed

What would it be like to be a fly on the wall in the Whitehouse, better yet what would it be like to be in President Barack Obama's brain?
With the big decision of striking Syria alone without our biggest ally the UK.  I can't imagine what is going through President Barack Obama's brain right now.
Shame on the UK for voting against supporting the USA in bringing this treaty of chemical weapons to normalcy again.  Their parliament is no better than our crooked and cowardly congress.  To turn a blind eye to the terrible and disgusting acts of the Syrian government when it involves the weak and children is in my eyes cowardly.
Thank god that President Barack Obama was able to be re-elected because the alternatives with a Republican President with no experience in making these very difficult decisions concerning foreign affairs would have been disastrous.
Although there will be very large consequences if the decision is to strike Syria.  There would be even bigger consequences in doing nothing and turning a blind eye.  I hope the people in Syria have an uprising and eliminate the President Assad and let them know that these inhumane acts will not be tolerated by the Syrian people.
The people who think we should just stand by and let this happen are what I would call the weak minded and have probably never stood up for anything in their life.
The decision to act will be a very unpopular move, but one that needs to be made.  It will be in the history books after this is all said and done.
The decision will probably be made this weekend as time is of the essence.  It will be interesting to see what countries stand with the USA and what their commitment will be.  I think the terrorists are watching who are the cowards and the ones that don't act will be the ones targeted next.
I'm putting you on notice UK because I guarantee the terrorists already have you on their list after the vote yesterday.

 A Day of Introspection

Sunday was an epiphany day.  I realized I have been looking at things more from a defensive standpoint than a neutral or positive standpoint.  Part of it has been not getting enough sleep and getting up too late.  The other part is letting petty things bother me to a point where it becomes a big distraction and takes me out of the flow of my day.
I think its good for people to take an introspective look at themselves every once in a while.  We probably need to do it even more with all the changes in the economy, the workplace, and our personal lives. 
Playing basketball 3 times a week has really helped get me back in shape and has helped alot with my endurance and clarity to focus.
The time off has also helped me take care of alot of little projects that I've been trying to take care of for several years, but never got around to do them.
My greatest asset is my intellectual curiosity to experiment.  To see what works.  What doesn't work and understand its ok to fail. 
I've been reading about 3 books all at the same with various authors and subjects which has really helped with my writing whether its an email or some type of important document.  It has helped immensely when it comes to clarity and being able to focus.
My latest project is researching colleges for Juliana and see which schools would not only be beneficial for a career after college, but also one that would give her a rich college life experience.
We'll be writing more about that in future posts.