Talk to me about why...

Whatcha talkin bout Willis?






Dang, this stuff taste great....KOOLAID

 

Plugging away at the STA...

There is a fork in the road...
To the left is Negative City: A run down and bitter community of disappointment and resentment where the roads are full of potholes and the lights stuck on a flashing red. Services don't work and the cops are corrupt; the kids are all juvenile delinquents not to mention very poor students who are down right stupid, your spouse is cheating on you and your boss is stealing from you; the government wants to put you in a box and take away your liberties.

To the right is Positive town: You notice the pothole and steer to avoid. You stop at the flashing red before proceeding and consider that one day it will get fixed. You try not to judge the kids and you vote for school bonds that will improve the educational system and hopefully their futures. You refuse to kowtow to the police, your boss or even your spouse if they attempt to exploit your good nature or are dishonest with you. You stand up for your rights and refuse to bow your head; you accept that sometimes things might not go as you would like them to but still maintain your integrity and honor.
You make the best of each and every situation and know that sometimes you will out right lose. You speak a little French...C'est la vie.

There is a fork in the road, take it.

Little Eddy

 

All's good but there is a story to be told, a long story (D'oh)...you buy the pizza and I will share the details.

 

It is how I roll...

Born and raised in Positive town, I go back every year for a reunion.

I usually use the belt route around Negative City; avoid the place like the plague.

Hopefully I will be on the road in a week or so...have to go north to get my CDL as the paper temp has almost expired.
Can you get tickets to a Wolverines v Spartans game this fall?

You have a big couch and full refrigerator? Is your husband any good with the BBQ?

Of course sometimes my positive is another persons negative. lol

Little Eddy