On July 8th, John Shepley was asked to remove himself from his place of residence. That request came from his wife.
Today is my Felix Unger Day.
I look at today as a beginning more than an end.
I didn’t really become a man when my voice changed or when I grew pubes. I was still a boy when I bought my first legal Old Style at the tavern.
The two biggest days when I expanded into manhood was the day I became a dad and the day I became a divorced dad.
Today isn’t a milestone to celebrate. I’m not partying with Oscar Madison tonight and going out on the town.
July 8th will always be the beginning of a new chapter. A happier chapter filled with strong growth and positive expansion.
Today’s quote is from a little French guy that celebrated both victory and defeat many times in his career.
July 8th could have been a defeat, but I didn’t let that happen. I’m not going to mark it as a victory either.
It was the day when Mannheim Road became a divider. It was a day when the Shepkids stopped seeing their parents together.
To all of us that have a Felix Unger Day.
Always look on today as a new beginning and not a tragic ending.
Happy Monday, I’m not sure if you have noticed, but we are definitely moving away from five-fifteen sunrises and eight-thirty sunsets.
Shadows are slowly getting longer, but at least those fucking cicadas are gone.
You might have to put a smile on the sun yourself today.
Go be astonished and kick Monday’s ass.
