My youngest son saw this on "My Life Is Average":
Today, I was outside of Home Depot, when i almost got knocked over by an old man riding by on one of those orange cart things. His grandson ran up to me, appoligized for his grandfathers bad behavior, then proceeded to run after his grandfather saying, "Alright Grandpa, if you get us kicked out of one more store, I'm telling Grandma."
That's the kind of grandpa I want to be. The only thing that would make it better is if it were me and Grandpa Bob, racing each other through the aisles at Home Depot on those orange cart things.
(Yeah, I copied and pasted that directly from MLIA, with misspellings intact and everything. At least I included a link back to the original. Sosumi.)
Essays on current topics and marginally relevant events. Written by a twenty-first century Renaissance man, a father of five with hundreds of children, a papa who isn't a father, and an uncle who isn't an uncle. Written by a computer professional who doesn't like computers, by an outdoorsman who doesn't get enough time outdoors, by a meat-eater who enjoys garden burgers and veggie pizzas, and by a poor man who is rich in things money can't buy.
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
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