Boy does some of this sound familiar lol. I’ve worked my share of 100hr work weeks. There’s nothing wrong with it if you do it to get where you want. I killed myself so that we could retire before I hit 50 and before the wife hit 40. Sold all the cool cars off and moved to the Caribbean. As long as there’s an end game it’s not completely bad working your ass off.
I guess I am kind of a strange guy. I have maybe 40 weapons here, my homeowner' policy is ridiculous because I have to cover all of them including one Barrett sniper rifle that is worth over $5K. My wife and I carry every where we go but I have no desire to hunt and kill anything, strange huh? I lost the desire to ever kill again after my Vietnam experience, unless I feel my life or my wife's life is in danger. Weight training has always been a part of my life and my wife's life so we just have lost interest in hobbies. My wife makes and designs jewelry but the economic conditions over the past few years has killed business. We are both completely happy with taking care of animals and our home. We have been involved with our state TNR program for over 15 years. We also take care of the possums, raccoons, squirrels and birds that visit our property. I use to water ski, sold my boat, was a scuba instructor and have not been in years. I guess I like having a simple stay at home life now. Hell, we even quit traveling all together. Our only trips out of the house are to the grocery store and to the gym. Even my job is 3 miles from the house. and I spend about 90 minutes a day working.
My Dad left me most of these weapons when he died. One of them is a US Springfield Armory model 1898 krag 30-40. He never even shot it and it still has the price tag on it. I grew in the woods when I was a kid and have become a city rat since then. But I do understand. I use to get that same feeling being in a boat. Peace! But it quickly because a hole to flush money down. A safe room must be nice. We our in a big wood gun case and in closets. We are very careful allowing anyone to come into our house.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
He broke his fibula last Friday just before halftime. 2 game left in season...so far they've played at the time 2 number 1's in the state (3rd is this friday), a #8, #22, and #35...they're only 3-5 overall and currently ranked #30 out of like 400 high schools in the state...toughest strength of schedule in state...I dont think he's gonna be ready in February to qualify for state powerlifting again this year.. the qualifying lifts are easy but he's got 6-8 weeks in a walking boot ahead of him...nationals is in april
Wow damn that's rough. Maybe a meet later in the year?
Sorry to hear that. Football is a very rough sport. I played high school and Div 1-AA and then went on to coach football for 22 years. I have seen some very tragic injuries. It honestly broken my heart to see such young kids going through such traumatic injuries. But that's part of the game. Good luck!
5'10" 245#...he's probably not getting more than 1" in height if any at all.
That's rough and good there's a light at the end of the tunnel for you and congrats on your daughter finishing up her BS degree. Hope you can try buying back your beloved bikes from the person you sold them to
My wife is hooked on COD, The two of you have probably cussed each other out online more than once
. I play that shit for 5 minutes and get fed up. I shoot a guy 5 times in the face and he runs up and stabs me….I'm done. Over it. lol
I haven't played as much lately but I do play quite a bit. I prefer the slower games like plunder.My wife is hooked on COD, The two of you have probably cussed each other out online more than once
