"It's not realistic to have someone playing Co-op with God! I mean, God is like 50 feet tall, how could someone hold one of his controllers?"
-Riz

Why is it so hard to get rid of things that you don't even use anymore?

Sorting through some old boxes, I've found things that i've not seen in years and my initial thought is always: "I'll use that some day!"

So, i've taken the stance that if i do want to use it some day... i'll buy another.

So, we're about to pull into Burger King yesterday... when my wife says: "Look at that!"

I look to my left to see someone driving down the road with the gas pump handle sticking out of their tank and the hose dragging across the ground next to the car.

There wasn't a gas station in sight, so this person had to be driving like this for some time.

That's the kind of thing you see on America's Funniest Home videos and never expect to see in person.

We recently found a Townhouse that we loved and are now in escrow to purchase it.

We're really excited...but this means we have to move again. bleh

We've realized now that each time we've moved before, we've moved some things that we really don't need. So, we're going through all of our junk and either selling stuff on ebay or giving it to the Salvation Army.

Sure is time consuming though.

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Check out this kid playing in a store.

I've come to the realization in the recent years that I have several hobbies that I enjoy, but i alternate them.

I'll want to play MMO's hard core for a few months, then I'll go to focusing on Warhammer Miniautres, then onto Poker, etc..

I'll do all of them sporatically, but one of them will be at the forefront for a few months at a time.

I've come to the realization today that it's not just my hobbies. My blog is included in this as well, and potentially other things i've not realized yet.

I can go weeks without blogging, even though I really enjoy it.

I need to research ADD and see if my mild case has anything to do with this.