Geaux-2-L-O-Miss

I started my company almost 10 years ago (at 43). Had poured my all into the old company (12 years) but didn't get the return for what I was putting in. Talked to a couple of companies about joining and they were slow to respond. Wife finally said you've been doing this for others do it for yourself.

We discussed it and I told her the first year or two would be hard/lean. She said she had faith in me and it would work out. February will be ten years.

The first year was hard but it came around in the second year. Since then, we have been up most years with 1 or 2 down a little (Covid hurt).

More than the money, my kids were High School age and I could set my meetings around their games/match's. It was great to be the dad that showed up for my kid's events and cheer them on. No amount of money can replace being there for your kids.

Owning your own Company and working for yourself should be everyone's goal, but it doesn't always play out that way. I got lucky that my wife supported and pushed me and I was successful.

I did not change careers just started my own business.

How do you say NO to that.

Oh, a video from before her bolt ons.

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I didn't grow up poor but was definitely middle class. leftovers was always on the menu.

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I make over 6 figures a year and had leftovers at least three days the last three weeks. Leftovers are some of my favorite meals.

I was passing one on the Interstate at about 80 mph and the rear tire blew out right next me. I felt the blowout right before the sound and I did not know what happened, scared the crap out of me (not literally).

I’m more worried about them crossing the line into my lane than a blowout.

It's been a couple of years since I made some and I've been thinking about doing it again. It turned out OK but was not as good as I wanted it to be. What's your recipe?

Last time I made it, I found pork liver for $0.25/ pound at a place that makes their own sausage.

In for 1000 more pages. :dude:

I'll be there in10 minutes. Leaves mid-day, next scene pulling up and its pitch-black outside.

Almost all scenes with a gun. I get the slide the rack back or pump the shotgun for effect. But when they know they are going in and likely to get shot at they wait until after they are shot at to check ammo. Or the shotgun that holds 20 rounds or never needs to be reloaded. Using cover when being fired at to only stand completely up or out from behind cover to return fire. :spank:

RFK, Jr. will not like this, but Tylenol PM knocks me out. Take it maybe once a month so not addictive.

Not sure if it was the 1990 game but I remember beating heavy on LSU vs Vandy in that time frame and we were giving a bunch of points and lost out right. Last time I bet on LSU was home opener against Houston giving up 35 in 1997. Dinardo lifted Faulk's suspension in the 4th quarter and he scored 21 to win 35-34. Not sure I've bet on LSU since other than a friendly bet.

To me it's hard to bet on a team you love because the heart doesn't follow the logic.

But you do you. We should win. "SHOULD" being the key word. :geauxtigers:

I think a Zeta Eta Theta. While I'd like to watch, that it sounds like it might be Tau MuChi.