Anyway, I’m getting off track again. LOL As for the question of the next generation being devoid of social skills, I think it’s getting that way. It’s almost possible in most parts of the country to live your entire life within the confines of the four walls of your own personal prison, er, “home.” You can order everything, INCLUDING GROCERIES, right on the Internet and three days later the brown truck shows up with your goods. No need to even go outside. Two beeps of the horn and a smiling face at the door and you’re in fat city. How does one develop social skills with that kind of availability of services? Fortunately kids are still required to actually attend a physical classroom and do learn some social skills but they sit next to each other in class texting one another on their cell phones. {puking on my other shoe now}. Am I just old-fashioned or do I have a valid point? Who can say? Some would say this is “progress.” In some ways I can agree. In other ways, I’m not so sure.

My best to you, sir!! If I ever get off the phone with my new girlfriend (God, she is GORGEOUS), I’ll give you a call. (And she’s highly educated and willing to model for me too!!!)

Good day!

Mike