Random Thoughts VIII: The Ocho

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My brother gave me the complete collection of Far Side and Calvin and Hobbes as gifts. So much really really good humor.
 
Advice from someone married to a woman that across town (1mile) is still to far away. Move before kids hit school if you think you might. My wife finally realized that living in the same small town you grew up in is basically never leaving HS. When my oldest hit 7-8 grade she said she was ready to move. (I farm 45 minutes away) but at that point it was too late. My elderly mother moved in by us do to poorer health (85) and the kids were settled in and the other options (my old schools) wouldn't have been a good situation at that point. So, I'm effed in a town I hate and wife doesn't care so much for because she couldn't leave her parents.

BTW, for 5 years we lived in the middle of our jobs (I had an in for her to get a job in town) but she went nuts being 20minutes from mom/dad.
You don't like living in Bedrock? Seems pretty idyllic to me.

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Next time I get in an argument with Surly someone please remind me of what Mark Twain said about arguing with stupid people and them dragging you down to their level.
 
Next time I get in an argument with Surly someone please remind me of what Mark Twain said about arguing with stupid people and them dragging you down to their level.


Something something fishknife and drag him to the murder house.
 
My brother gave me the complete collection of Far Side and Calvin and Hobbes as gifts. So much really really good humor.
Fantastic gifts. I once received the first two David Letterman Book of Top Ten Lists. Here is the first ever top ten List (drum roll sound):

Top 10 Words that Almost Rhyme With "Peas"


10. Heats
9. Rice
8. Moss
7. ties
6. Needs
5. Lens
4. Ice
3. Nurse
2. Leaks
1. Meats
 
My brother gave me the complete collection of Far Side and Calvin and Hobbes as gifts. So much really really good humor.
I wonder if I still have a couple of those Calvin and Hobbes collections. Haven't read them in years and years. It would almost be like reading them anew.
 
I wonder if I still have a couple of those Calvin and Hobbes collections. Haven't read them in years and years. It would almost be like reading them anew.


I'm pretty sure I have at least one, but like most of my books, packed away. But hey, we have a children's library of several hundred books all at our fingertips.

A little caustic comment but seriously, getting the kids to read is the most important thing ever.
 
Growing up in as exciting of a community as I did, we often referred to our hometown as Fort LauderDodge.

Just realized that a couple of my cousins may have went to school around the same time as you possibly. Or was at least supposed to go to school about the same time. When one was called the brains of the group and then I heard he had a 1.7 gpa, I figured they weren't top students.
 
Just realized that a couple of my cousins may have went to school around the same time as you possibly. Or was at least supposed to go to school about the same time. When one was called the brains of the group and then I heard he had a 1.7 gpa, I figured they weren't top students.
I think that was about 90% of my FDSH graduating class.
 
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