Tasty.

I didn't realize you married an older woman.

Deuce drop, dog walk, and a road trip to da tackle store.

Bacon, egg, and cheeseburger for breakfast.

Work in a few, then a cigar at 7PM.

Should be a good day.

Update on my neighbor's rental house, he is now seeking a lawyer.

Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, began at sunset last night and continues for two days. Many. if not most American Jews only celebrate the first day and not the second, and only take one day off work off to attend religious services.

It is among the holiest days of the year for Jews. We begin a self-introspection period of our wrongs of the past year and ask the people wronged and God, for forgiveness. Ten days later, we celebrate Yom Kippur, the Day of Attornment, during which we ask for God's forgiveness for our past year's transgressions and in particular, ask that we be "Inscribed in the Book of Life" for another year (of life).

We celebrated with a traditional dinner last night. Wife took the day off. It is an important, but still relaxing day to enjoy, despite the gravity of the beginning of the "Days of Awe."

Happy Tuesday fellas

Full 😎/85rh37/slite breeze... can't beat GOD's AC.

Tourist all gone, except the weekend warrior, for another month.

I am amazed the two Zanax I took before my procedure this morning really affected me. I was, to say the least, very compliant for the doctor and nurse. I say "amazed" because I have been taking another benzodiazepine (Klonopin) twice daily for 20+ years.

also, finding ways through this introspection to truly forgive others as well.

Much tougher to be honest with oneself to do this than to basically pray for forgiveness and another year of life...in my opinion.

Neither of you actually believe in God, am I right? (If I am wrong, my apologies)

If that's the case, what's the point in following a tradition you don't believe in?