DAY-17 CHASE BANK PROTEST, making plans to gear up full speed again.

So Wednesday was a day of trying to figure out what to do next. Not just about my Chase Bank protest, but about my life and what career path I will take. I took care of my parents for the past 16 months, but I will be the first to say they took care of me even more.

Once dad stopped driving, I took him and mom everywhere, and I wish I could relive every one of those days.

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I understand numbers very well. I want to be a paid gadfly, paid by the credit card industry, to tell them when their ideas are bad, or when they are OK.

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Before taking care of my parents, I did video camera and editing work. Unless I could design my own non linear editing platform, (and I could design one that would be simple to use), I don't see myself editing anymore.

I think I have a pretty good eye for framing and lighting, so I may do digital still photography, but not for events such as weddings.

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When it comes to the Credit Card Industry, I am concerned about the public display of glad handing that will be made by the politicians after they pass their credit card bill. However, there still will be no consumer advocate gadflies paid for by the credit card industry to balance out the boardroom greed that is ever present.

The media chose to talk about Pirates, Craigslist Killers, Child Abduction, Tea Party Protests, but they pretty much left alone the credit card industry, their theft of frequent flyer miles from the consumer, and the misery they are causing many many people by changing terms on existing debt.

I will not forget however, and I will continue my protest.

If there is no creation of a real consumer watchdog person or group, paid for by the credit card industry to watch over the credit card industry, we will fall short in what is good and right to do.