Total rambling of the debate in my mind about how hard it must be for my son's to choose what adult career they want to pursue. I don't even know for myself anymore, let alone at 15 in this world. 
How fortunate we are to live in a country where we have a choice...mostly. 
This was raw - and rambling. Usually I bullet my thoughts and try to keep the train on the track. Today, got a little sideways before back on track

Total rambling of the debate in my mind about how hard it must be for my son's to choose what adult career they want to pursue. I don't even know for myself anymore, let alone at 15 in this world. How fortunate we are to live in a country where we have a choice...mostly. This was raw - and rambling. Usually I bullet my thoughts and try to keep the train on the track. Today, got a little sideways before back on track

Total rambling of the debate in my mind about how hard it must be for my son's to choose what adult career they want to pursue. I don't even know for myself anymore, let alone at 15 in this world.&nbsp;
How fortunate we are to live in a country where we have a choice...mostly.&nbsp;
This was raw - and rambling. Usually I bullet my thoughts and try to keep the train on the track. Today, got a little sideways before back on track&nbsp;

Handyman's Special

A handful of special guests discuss random topics from people, places, times and things. Disclaimer: It's possible sensitive dramedy ideas may arise due to necessity of amazement to hypocrisy. Let's put it this way, We don't care what side your bread is buttered on I think any open-minded majority American first or fiftieth pre-generation can relate to and preferably have a laugh or two. A chuckle, perhaps? We usually got a good story to back up a random theory and have y'all rethink a new plausible hypotheses. Let's compromise not dramatize. Cheers!

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