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The amazing napper!

The amazing napper! 04/13/2004 08:49 AM

Since last Monday -- no not yesterday, Monday April 5th -- I have had a nap every afternoon lasting in duration from one to over two hours! That's eight straight days of napping, and frankly I'm about done with all the tiredness. I'm ready to get back to the business of living.




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Thus having spent my 40th birthday in that hospital bed contemplating life, and having really looked forward to 2004 being in my rear view mirror the road ahead is a bright one and I am happy to be have faired as well as I have. So their may be times when I get excited about stuff and jump in with both feed but the reason for that is simple I was given a second chance to make profound changes in my families and people I come in contact withs life.

My Wife, and Kids were champions and my extended family and friends prayed and took car of my wife when I was half a world away. Thank you for being here during the past year also.

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amazon_10ghz.jpgThis Viewsonic TPCV1250S may not seem all that impressive at first, but when you read its description on Amazon, you'll discover that this demure Tablet PC holds inside a 10GHz Athlon and a 30,000GB hard disk. Amazing! And if you read the reviews (and you should), you'll discover that the desktop nuclear power supply isn't nearly as inconvenient as you'd think. Some users find the warping of time and space around the unit to be somewhat distracting, to say the least. Still, at only $2,200, I'd say it's a bargain. Someone at Los Alamos must have a boat mortgage to pay off.

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