May The Force be With You

There are alwasy those friends that just about no matter what they do you still love them. Good roomates can be those kind of people. Mine are pretty darn close, but not completely.

Apparently their ability to clean their own dishes, and in fact to eaven walk those dishes to the sink, is lacking.

Python woke up early one morning, cleaned up the kitchen, and left a loving note "If kitchen is dirty when I get home, may God have mercy on your shoul!" Well, the good news is that I saw the note later saying "Thanks, it's nice to come home to a clean home. Have a happy Fathers' Day."

Hopefully things will get better.

Escape From Kiddie Land

Some people have those events that they can remember so vividly as the day that changed their lives. A number of my friends might be going through such experiences even as we speak. As for myself, I simply grew into myself.

I spent the entire day on Saturday at the greatest amusment park in Utah, (because it's the only real amusment park in Utah,) Lagoon. There was a lot of time spent waiting in line for this ride or that ride to get fixed and we had loads of fun, (sorry you couldn't make it.) It wasn't unusual for us to be having a conversation when a child would squeez past us and plant their little face against the measuring stick to see if they were tall enough to go on the ride by themselves, or go on the ride at all. Every now and than a little moan of sadness would sound or a cheer of achievement.

While we were running from place to place my mind did some figuring and came to a realization, for as long as I can remember my family made an effort to go and play at Lagoon for at least one day of the year. If my memeory holds correct (which it rarely does,) I've only gone four years of my life without making an attendance to the amusement park. Many years ago I was one of those children running up to the sign staring with anticipation at the words "You must be THIS TALL to ride this ride."

Each ride varied and every year I would go on all the rides that I was allowed to and then try to discover new ones that would admit me aboared. I simply grew into the rides that I enjoyed the other night much like I've grown into my current life that I enjoy so much.