Here we go again. I hope everybody is making the most of their lives. Life can be a funny adventure. Some of us spend more time living life than planning for it. Others make a plan and pursue what is possible. The rest of us just hope that everything will work out fine. Less pressure would be a sweet reward.

Retirement! Now that's an overrated reward. Let's get old and try to enjoy ourselves. Our joints ache for endless days. Simple injuries can seem devastating. What a life! I say that we should retire while we are young enough to enjoy it. Hell, working from age fourty to seventy still offers a lot of productive years.

And what is up with taxes? The average person makes 30,000 a year and brings home two-thirds of that. Give us a break! Uncle Sam is sucking the life out of the common citizen. Tax deductions you say? Yeah, right! I say the time is right for a wake up call. If everybody took a week off at the same time, our government would be begging for our tax dollars. Or, the true nature of the beast would rear it's ugly head.

Keep Smiling! Talk to you soon!

Hi everyone!

I strongly believe that all of us share the responsibility of keeping this planet a safe place to live and prosper. There are those among us who would love to conquer the Earth to satisfy their own evil sense of lust and greed. Tomorrow is Veteran's Day in the United States. Many courageous young men and women have given their lives and souls to the war machine. I am disgusted by the protesters who spit in the faces of these courageous individuals by protesting wars which are necessary to protect the future of the United States.

The latest stage for debate has been set in the country of Iraq. Sadaam Hussein has craftily avoided the just punishment he deserves by deceiving the world with false promises. I applaud President Bush and the U.N. for creating a resolution that offers little breathing room. It is time for the public to get tough if we hope to provide a safe in environment for the generations to come. Many great americans have given their lives for our freedom. Let's not make their efforts fruitless by turning a blind eye to the events that are happening around the world.

If you happen to cross paths with a veteran tomorrow, please give thanks for their service to the United States of America. They were in the trenches and the jungles so that we could sleep well at night. Remember, freedom is what this website is all about.