Thank you Liga! 🙂

Thank you David!

Best I learned out of it…….My son Mathias was born on 8/6 as well.

Thank you! Daria. And that’s cool about your Dad, that must be a cool job.

Maybe so, just remember He is a Leo, and that we (secretly) rule the world. That should be enough to remember. 🙂

Thank you for reading @QwikR:disqus , you can ask me anything. Anytime, and you know where to find me. 

Hi @facebook-1013873996:disqus Thank you for your comment! – You should start it, this took me the better part of a year and then some to compile. I would just do a few every once in a while into an evernote until I had a good amount, then I just sat to add more. I’ve been adding more once in a while. 

Thank you @google-ea253fe0426dfdc37bc30118672dfc48:disqus !

Glad to see you visiting EW. The technical jargon gets heavy even for me, can’t really expect others to know it.

Alison, I’m glad. Timing is everything. Hope I didn’t scare you away too much. :p

Thanks Dennis. Saves everybody some time doesn’t?

Thank you Shannon and than you! You’re pretty cool too. Thanks for commenting, looking forward to hanging out again.

Definitely! We’ll figure something out soon 🙂

Thank you Debbie! I’m glad you liked it. I had to keep it bouncing from place to place to try to keep it a bit interesting. And yes, lets chat some more soon, I think we could have a good time sharing interests and stuff. I really enjoyed hanging out last time, even if it was short and really empireavenue-related.

Nakeva! Thanks for stopping by and the kind words. To be perfectly honest, it wasn’t easy at all. But I’m glad it seems like it was. Definitely these would be great topics for chat over a good bottle of wine. I’ve been to most major museums in Mexico City, a few in other cities. about 3/4 of the ones listed here: http://www.allaboutmexicocity.com/museums.htm I got to go to the Museo de Arte Moderno when I was a kid to take classes in all types of art, that hands-on experience sparked my love and appreciation for art. My mom worked for the art department in one of the newspaper so I also got to be around interesting artists, and photographers. She was good friends with Manuel Avarez Bravo (www.manuelalvarezbravo.org). So I was lucky to always be surrounded by good art.I love photography too, I was really into it a couple years back and have had to cut back on how much time I spend on it since I started building my business more and more. I might revive my photography website in the next few weeks though – ifoundpix.com – Where do you live? It would be cool to hang out and chat some more. BTW, I think you misread the cat post. I was talking about my cat, not car, but I have heard that people name their cars too, Betsy is a great name. LOLLook forward to chatting more with you.

Thank you Suki! I’m glad I kept you interested. We should try to revive the FB thing! LOL I think I remember seeing it around before, it might have even inspired me. I’m also glad I was able to give you a little insight into who I am. I hope you write your own too. It’s a good exercise on self discovery and affirmation. 

Being picky is good, it clears things up. The thing where I say I live it both ways is that I don’t fear God (because well, I don’t think he/she/it exists), and the other way is that at the same time, I have a higher level of respect/fear for someone else that also doesn’t fear God vs someone that does. They’re less predictable, and often have more on the line. But yeah, this could get really deep if we wanted to. Maybe good for another post or email. 🙂

Thank you Joanne. I’m glad you liked the list. I think our school system if failing us miserably so its up to us to develop our own learning skills and teach our kids how to learn. Exploration and curiosity are dampened by curriculums, status quo and political correctness. Unschool them for sure! that’s the only way they’ll really learn the ropes of life.

Thank you Sterling, a little more insight never hurts.

Thanks Chris.

Thank you James.

P.S. My first car was a Monte Carlo. The name was Betsy because that’s what my Dad said to all of his cars. Guadalupe, haha!

The movies aren’t as full as the books. I do want to watch “Love in the Time of Cholera” again for the beautiful scenery. I lived in OC most of my life and enjoy reading Konntz’s books located there.

Ah well that makes sense Oscar, I knew it wouldn’t be an easy task.   I don’t want to get into a deep theological discussion but two state that you don’t believe that there is a god – and the other says fear the man that doesn’t fear god, and that you live by that, but if he doesn’t exist how can we fear him?  I assume its more “the saying” rather than what it means.  Just being picky I guess lol 🙂 

Thank you Jeff, what are some of the things we’ve got in common? And like I said in #68… we are connected in some ways and I’m glad to keep running into you. We should grab a beer sometime, outside of scheduled and structured events. I came here in 1995 when I was 15.

 I love Garcia Marquez! And I’m glad to find someone else that does, as great and influential as he is, most people don’t know about him at all. I had to read him in highschool for AP Spanish and I really liked him. I’ve yet to see the movies that have been made based on his books. Not sure if I want to. And Dean Koontz is great too, I really got into it when I read Watchers and realized that it all takes place in places I’ve been to and so I felt a connection, and I love how detailed he gets in his writing without being boring.

 LOL, thank you. I thought it was funny too. I grew up in the coast so they were always around, and sometimes we were not allowed to play in school grounds so our balls would get confiscated if we brought them to school. The next best thing were the cans and bottles, and after that the coconuts.