Breathing that salt air is very good for your health.

I just might have to trade up! : )

He numbed it with an ice cube first. It really wasn't that bad except for the sound. It reminded me of a fork going into a raw potato. Oh no! They must not have sterilized the gun they used. Dad sterilized

Whoa, that's a huge jump! I'm glad you had lessons from your parents to help you get through it. So many people here in the States threw in the towel and declared bankruptcy. It takes about seven years

For sure, it's expensive to live...especially today!

It a was very strange time to live through. Even more weird was how empty the neighborhood was. I'd walk our dog a few blocks from our house and sometimes every 3rd or 4th house would be foreclosed and

Cool!

He was such a good dog. Facebook Memories are a doubled-edged sword. I see pictures of him come up almost every day. Amstel Light is a Dutch brand and they export it here. It's not my favorite TBH. I'm

You're welcome! That looks like a nice location. I can tell you're close to the sea by the salt residue on the camera lens.

If I can pick mine up more than once every few weeks I might think about upgrading. The electric/acoustic hybrid was only about $100 more too!

That's a great picture of you two!

Wine is my jam. Especially this one particular red from Sardinia. I like champagne too but it hits me so hard since I've gotten older! Prosecco is a good alternative in the summer and doesn't have quite

Little Boom just didn't want another hundred quid, did he? : ) I wanted to get my ear pierced when I was a teen but couldn't afford to get it done at the mall. My dad agreed to do it and walked into the

Tit for tat. You sure have mastered how this marriage thing works. Lol. Those amps look very cool, I've never heard of the brand. I really messed up when I bought my acoustic a few years ago. I should've

That was definitely a "when it rains, it pours" type scenario. Lol. We have one of the most corrupt city governments in the entire nation, it's elevated to an art form.

I've never heard that saying before but it makes perfect sense. That's exactly it. When you grow up without many material things you appreciate everything all the more. My dad always taught us to take

Thanks David. It was the exact same for my family. My dad worked hard in a machine shop and always had multiple side gigs to make extra money. He was a true survivor. He passed a lot of those skills to

Thank you Nancy. It's been a rough year for us. I haven't mentioned much about it online. You're welcome! I hope you have a good evening.

Yes, I agree, especially when you’re young. Early struggles can set the tone for the rest of your life if you learn from them.

Very true! Life can change much more quickly than we can imagine. It’s all lessons though!