Sorry for the delay, I just don’t pop in 24/7 anymore, LOL.

To answer your question, no, it was nothing like that. I kind of roughed it out instead. I left home when I got out of High School being the black sheep in the family and had only one desire then; discover the world I lived in that I didn’t know. So I would hold decent paying jobs for about six months periods and buy a two way ticket with a year to return and would choose to travel in third world countries or poor ones where the culture was nothing like ours and the living was cheap. That way I would experience and learn what I never had and have enough monies to travel for about ten months each time, did that three times, Middle East from Istambul to Nepal, North Africa and South America. By example I could live in India for about 70 dollars a month, one dollar a day for lodging, another dollar a day for food and that was it. You could cross India in third class on a train trip that would last about 24 hours for less than 20 dollars, the worse possible way to travel but the only one I could afford. And when things got tight I would find ways to earn a few bucks here and there. That’s how it was. The latter part of the hippie days, the early seventies. Even so I had long hair then I considered myself more of a globetrotter, never had anything to do with communes or traveling in groups, in fact two of those trips I took completely alone, and that’s what made me the man I am today more than anything else I’ve done my entire life. Just imagine what it’s like to land by yourself in a country of which you don’t understand a word and cannot be understood by hardly anyone. All you can do is attempt to dig deep enough to survive it in your head. And it makes you real strong if you can make it. At the beginning of the one in South America I almost caved in and returned to mom, LOL, I can laugh now but it wasn’t funny then….. Anyway, by about age 22 I could finally settle down since my mind had been shaped and strengthened a million fold so I could take whatever abuses life would throw at me in the future and embarked in “real” life taking a real job, haha.

It’s cool that you got to experience the world too, even though in a different path, good for you, you were luckier than most, no wonder I like you, you always seem happy in your own skin and it shows.

Bay I know what you mean as far as other parts of the world. I was deployed to Afghanistan in 2010. Completely different world.

I think it’d be awesome to get Laurinitaus. Although I like Mays and his tackling machine ways he’s just not a pro bowl caliber player. Having Laurinitaus would really beef up that front 7. I’m not sure if I want S Jackson. I think he’d be an upgrade from McGahee but I’m content with him for now as long as you can catch wide open passes in the flats and not fumble so much. I’m excited to see where Hillman is at in a couple years. I think he’ll become the change up back that we were looking for with Moreno.

BT.. The thing about NASCAR.. They have already invented something to FF past the boring part and go straight to the wrecks. It’s called sportscenter lol

I’m so excited for Sunday night. It’s gonna be a great game. Saints are a lot better then their record suggests. It’s gonna come down to which D can make the most plays. Another reason I can’t wait for SNF.. Faith Hill is so hot lol

GO BRONCOS!!!

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000082614/article/chargers-allegedly-caught-using-sticky-substance

And they couldn’t even win.

“The Giants couldn’t handle RG1 last season (Rex Grossman) and now they have to deal with RG3!’

That’s funny to me!