I'm back!


Wow it’s only been about seven years, but I'm back.  To be honest it’s been so long I had trouble finding this blog thingy.  

Although it’s been seven years, not much has changed.  I still have many random thoughts; probably more than any normal person should have to be honest.  Apparently I have also passed that trait onto my son.  PAY BACK! I now have to listen to his many, many, many random questions and thoughts.  Some days it’s a continuous barrage of questions. 

Isn’t it funny how when you have children you usually have to deal with any annoying or crazy things you did when you were younger.  May I suggest if you were a real little sh#@, probably best not to reproduce.

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