luckyrabbit

Glad to see you are back in the land of the living....

Great to see you back!

No worries. Thanks for checking in and I hope all is well. I've been pretty absent too, life just gets crazy sometimes.

I like my TV on too.

I do the tv trick sometimes; also getting into podcasts a lot more. (It's not pathetic, it shows you're a normal human being... well, relatively )

I am toying with taking my bed out of the apartment, buying a treadmill, and sleeping on the couch.

Miss u....

Apple whiskey. Not too sweet. Finest thing I've had in a while.
Holy moly, the P90X is sculpting your muscles well. You at the end of the hall w/ bunny at your feet...

Since you're a Stephen King fan, I'll recommend The Passage by Justin Cronin, it was one of King's favorite books in 2010.

P90x is working, keep it up !

Post more pics please.

I haven't decided about Halloween yet. Agreed, I liked the fact that Roland fell in love, but the books suffered for King's emotional immaturity.

lol.. i liked the dark tower series!

Thank you for your kind words. Time always seems to make these things better.

Love the frog! I wonder if he did his own stunt?

Hello... hello... hello...

I looked at her pictures for you. She is really young, but cute.

They all look young to me.

Hope you have a great time visiting back home.

We could only hope as much...

That made me giggle

That chicken-y business looks amazing! What time is dinner?

You look sad...

Blooming late is better than not blooming... I was just a very athletic nerd. So, I tend to read a lot.

RIght now I am reading: "Hasta Nunca, Mi Amor" by Massimo Carllito and "Yo a Este lo Ablando Hablando" by Santiago Tavella.

but that's just cuz I am on a Spanish kick right now. In English, I most recently read:

"God is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything" by Christopher Hitchens

"Grifftopia" by Matt Taibi

"How to Teach Physics to Your Dog" by Chad Orzel

"The Great Derangement" by Matt Taibbi

"Breaking the Spell" by Daniel Dennet

"The Greatest Show on Earth" by Richard Dawkins

"The Moral Landscape: How Science Can Determine Human Values" by Sam Harris

And finally, "The Grand Design" by Stephen Hawking.

And don't think that I read entirely too much, but I just came off of deployment, so I had a bit of time to catch up on a little reading. No big deal. I think I read more in the last year than I read in the rest of my entire life combined... Bygones.

Didn't realize you were in Fayettenam.. What's on the haps?

Going commando in ACUs, or whatever you wear, cannot be very comf... So what's eating up all of your time? As you've noticed, I haven't spent as much time around here either.

What's going on back home?

The weather in San Diego is divine...... lol. I trust you are keeping things warm back there, no?