--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ravi Chivukula <chivukula.ravi@...> wrote: > P.S. Steve you know I always worry about your kid's homework, but I know it's most likely your better half's burden. At least the kids are kind enough to teach you Shakespeare.
Ravi, thanks as always for your kind words. I'll say what I've always been somewhat reluctant to say before. I think a large part of your problem, (if I may call it a problem) is that you are a householder with none of the benefits. The only loving embrace you have is with your divine beloved. No loving embrace from a wife, little or no live interaction with your children, no conversation other than what you have on internet forums or via e-mail. Belittle the homework I do with my kids. Let's see. Tonight I went to a hockey game with my three kids. One of my customers had given me $115.00 tickets each. We heard every grunt, saw most expressions. Also got the cinnamon pecans they like. And just got back from a one week vacation in Aspen Colorado where I went skiing with my daughter for three days, while my sons went snowboarding. On another day we took a hike up a beautiful scenic creek where we had some fun breaking up big ice chunks. In the summer we usually take that same hike and enjoy the rushing stream, or one time hiked to a place called Conundrum Hot Springs. Check that out if you care to. Tomorrow at 7:10 I will take my son to school and then go into work. Then when I get back from work we will likely have some dinner together. So mock me all you will. I am a householder and enjoy the householder perks. Yea there is financial stress, but the payoff in also immense. How does that compare with your life Ravi? That apartment of yours looks awfully empty. P.S. Thanks for the comment on my sentence structure and grammer. I do know that I have a lot of work to do in that regard.
