I have been neglecting my quotes at the end of each blog, so today I will send out a good quote.

All truths wait in all things. They neither hasten their own delivery nor resist it. They do not need the obstectric forceps of a surgeon...Logic and sermons never convince, The damp of the night drives deeper into my soul (only what proves itself to every man and womas is so, only what nobody denies is so.) - Walt Whitman, Leaves of Green

At the Bux

Parker's First Hot Chocolate

Destiny and Fate

Do you believe there is, somewhere out there, a true soul mate for each and every person? Does everything happen for a reason?

I have always believed the people in your life fall into two categories: phases and parts. Both categories are equally important and self-explanitory. But sometime hard to distinguish. It seems too often those who are just phases in our life are those same people we want to be a part of our life and vice versa.

Recently, I have decided nothing is actually a part of your life. Nothing is forever. If something is a part of your life, that something/someone would be with you forever. Nah, doesn't seem to happen that way. The people we love can't be with us forever.

Back to the topic at hand...Should we search for our sole mate, should he/she exsist, or if it is destiny, will we meet that person without the search? Is a sole mate supposed to be a mate in the traditional sense, i.e. spouse, boyfriend, etc. Or can this person just be a best friend (gender unspecific?)

Hells Yes!

I attended my first (and last) monster truck rally this weekend, in Knoxville. Oh mah gawd. I chose this picture because you can see the dude sitting in front of us, cheering on the truck. There was much laughter that day. I think they schedule these rallies during the winter as not to interefere with NASCAR season. Oh, the camaflouge abounds. Lots of grown men showing there support for Big Foot (yes, I actually saw that one, in person.) Even more grown men showing their non-dying love for Dale Earnhardt (R.I.P. #3)

What a day, indeed.

Quote for the day: "Git 'er done" - Larry, the cable guy

Birth Control or just a damn good time

For those who do not want/have/like children...next blog, please...

This is a normal trip to Wal-mart with my kids. They must test everything. It's not quite Revenge of the Sith, but close. The little one even talked me into buying the red light saber (he calls it a life saver.) We had to make him promise not to whack his sister with it. Yeah, right.

These goof balls are the greatest products of my life. Yes, they act just like their mom, especially the big girl. I don't think she could possibly be anymore like me if we were twins. They make every day of my life seem somewhat worth all the other shit out there. Big girl keeps me in line. Little guy loves me unconditionally. What else could anyone possibly need.

Quote for the day: "This is how we do it..." - Lil' llama during Pop Culture Trivial Pursuit