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So excited I am on my way to bed, gonna take a nap! Nap is so awesome! Had to leave for work at 0635 today, and actually got let out of work a bit early (1545 instead of 1600!) which just makes me so happy!
So excited I am on my way to bed, gonna take a nap! Nap is so awesome! Had to leave for work at 0635 today, and actually got let out of work a bit early (1545 instead of 1600!) which just makes me so happy!
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dang it raining so I dunno about going trick or treating with the kids tonight... it's gonna be a wet one foresure!!
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I don't know exactly what the heck is going on here, but I'm pretty sure you're all a buncha sissies. 
I had to come in 6 hours early. I went home and laid in bed for 2 hours before coming back. At this point I don't even know how much OT I have, I'll have to sit down and work it out with a calender and calculator. 6 13-hour days in a row with a 19.75 hour day to cap it off.
On the plus side, when I went to drop off my rent the gal in the office was dressed as a sexy witch for halloween and was showing a pretty good amount of cleavage. So I got to see that.
True dat. Hooray for bewbies! It is breast cancer awareness month after all.
...beer, donuts, cleavage
Who doesn't love all of those things?
...and Zulu...think about it, if we were meant to be vegan we would only need machete type knives. Clearly we are meant to eat meat because there are other cooler blades around.
Oh and good luck on hunting and gathering the first part of your post.
Oh and good luck on hunting and gathering the first part of your post.
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LMAO!! AWESOME. And so true. I "stole" several reese's from them along the way
Left to right. Samir-cousin on momma's side. Antaeus -my son. Kayla- my wife's way younger half sister and my daughter T'Liyah.
We hung out at my wife's cousin's house for a little while and then trick or treated for an hour or so. Then my son said he had enough candy and was ready to go home. My daughter wanted to keep walking but we talked her into leaving by bribing her with mcdonalds and going to buy more candy tomorrow or Sunday (since lots of places has Halloween candy at huge discounts after halloween.) But there was just WAY WAY too many people out. You had to wait in lines at a lot of the houses and there was no room on sidewalks.. People were walking all down the streets with cars driving around them....
Here's the haul. But we could of got a truckload if we wanted to keep walking. We seen a little boy in the area walking with his backpack AND a pillow case slap full LMAO!! We barely covered any distance at all, started at 6:45 and left before 8pm. But it was still lots of fun for the kids.
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We have had 1 trick or treater tonight and it was my nephew. Guess Imma have to eat me some candy.
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Nothing wrong with that LOL
Yep they got chips, cheese curls, pretzels, some spare change lol, even a couple capri sun juices... Which i think are just an excellent idea because kids get thirsty doing all that running around. And my son was happier about those cheese curls than anything else i think LOL... That boy LOVES him some cheese curls.
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