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So, for the first time in a long time, I have nothing to write about. Winter (i.e snow) is not here yet. Neither is Sasha. I have settled into fall. I am not having 'adventures'. The boat is in the shop. And everything I am doing is routine: work, gathering wood, family time, work around the house..that sort of thing. I don't even feel like ranting. What good does it do anyways? Even in Alaska the People are on the slow march to tyranny. I guess I am just writing to say that it is slow right now. I know it won't stay that way for long. After delay, it looks like the business plan that I hatched with my buddy Jeremy may be a go. Maybe I will even get to see him again...I have no buddies here (Bill don't get butt hurt..you know what I mean...you like to run marathons and drink diet coke...I like to drink something in my coke and I definitely don't run for miles).
For example, I managed to take this picture as I tried to hand a new co-worker a gun for the first time. I learned she does not like guns. Don't get me wrong. I think she is great. But I need to drink Canadian Mist and shoot zombies in the face and drive the Rhino and pop rounds off with someone. Sigh. J is ready to pop. I think that having the third kid is about a big deal as having the first one..they outnumber us now. Big decisions need to be made in my life. Very big. So I guess a post about 'nothing' might not too be bad...I suspect I will look back on this fondly very soon.

Full post as published by A Public Defender's Life in Alaska on October 17, 2010 (boomark / email).