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Watching my old Vets' faces light up when I thank them for serving and allowing me to live in this wonderful country.

Damn. Can't think of a single goddamn thing.

yeah, some nights are harder than others, then my cat attacked my dog again

anticlimber.............d'oh! I just ruined the thread.

for the shiny happy people:

http://www.npr.org/templates/dmg/dmg_wm ... rwriting=1

I repeat... "once you feel you have lost everything, you realize that there is beauty in even the most mundane shit" Its these simple beauties that help you cling to what is left, and persevere through what is to come.
Nice soundbite Paul

or when your olny sis who you worry constantly about and who never calls you even on christmas or your birthday - shakes you down for money because she doped up all the last money you felt sorry an sent - then you see a bunch of puppies and a rainbow:) I like puppies especially ones that can do tricks - like chasing after pretty pretty rainbows

old friends that take you to muscle beach on the first climable day of the season.
running into stereo Matts on the way home
Birthday cake and ice cream and a houseful of giggleing little girls.
Catching myself before I told a blonde joke to 2 blondes.

shit man, I know the feeling.

"Life is hard, anyone telling you differently is selling you something"-The Princes Bride

everyones life is hard, but every life has its good moments like....

NEW YORK, March 1 (Reuters Life!) - A giant tortoise and an orphaned baby hippo who forged an unusual friendship after the 2004 tsunami in southeast Asia are the stars of a new Web site so fans can follow their progress.

Mzee, a 130-year-old Aldabran tortoise, became a surrogate parent and inseparable friend to hippo Owen who was washed out to sea off the coast of Kenya, rescued by villagers and taken to a wildlife park where the tortoise lived.

http://www.reuters.com/article/gc08/idU ... 3720070301

www.owenandmzee.com