"Everything has been figured out, except how to live." Jean-Paul Sartre
Life is good to me, somehow.
I wish I had a better current bio, like I have the cure for world hunger or I'm a roadie for Aerosmith or something, but I don't. I'm happily me and happily ok with my life. I'm also happily married since '02. We took a two week tour of the United States in our old Mazda MVP on the way to and from Las Vegas to get married. If you've never done "cross-country", you need to do this sometime before you die. However, I highly recommend you do it with someone you can stand to be confined with for hours on end, it's a lot of miles doing alot of nothing but shootin' the breeze. It's so worth seeing Mount Rushmore, Grand Canyon, Old Faithful, Space Needle in Seattle, and Graceland. (All hail the King.)
We have a beautiful daughter, Melanie who is 4 1/2 years old. She wants to be a princess when she grows up. She's already one, trust me.
We also have a stupid basset hound, three cats and two fish tanks. Don't ever get a basset hound for a pet dog unless you're mentally unstable or have a maid.
In case you needed to know more about us, I'm a Medical Assistant at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital and Matt is a Project Manager. Our new news: we officially have become grownups as homeowners.
Two things that scare me: cancer and brain injuries.
Two things that make it all worthwhile: my daughter and my belief in the after-world.
Two things I regret: Not having been old enough to pee in a field at Woodstock and not having the figure of Pamela Anderson.
"I don't know anything about music. In my line you don't have to." Elvis Presley
I'm generally not interested in strangers contacting me, but should you dare have the nerve to, please be literate and don't send me porn. If you have something witty to say, feel free to comment it or send me a message. I live to be impressed & entertained by knowledge.
Oh, and here's your free grammar tip for the day: If you mean to write YOU ARE, it's YOU'RE, not YOUR.
Grammar tip #2: If you mean to write THEY ARE, it's THEY'RE, not THEIR.
Rest in peace, Peter James.