Lucy in SD's Life

I thought I would throw that in there. Read it from a
Maxim magazine article.
It doesn't matter are how much of a prude you are,when someone even
mentions that kind of smut, even the most right winged conservative
religious fanatic is going to turn their head and their ears are going
to perk up and listen. Now, down to business. Did all of you enjoy your
holidays? I hope you guys did. They ended up having a really nice
dinner for us. Complete with roast and everything. The decorations were alright,
not too bad to begin with. I got some good pictures to share with you guys.
They are all on the disposable cameras, though. Sorry, you guys will have to
wait 'till I get back to develop them.

There's lots of things that are NOT going on here. Right now,
we are almost a few days away from the new year. And with that, comes
the traditional resolutions that we say but never intend to keep. Such as to
quit drinking or smoking or whatever it is. I always seem to chuckle just a
little bit everytime someone throws out a resolution, because they never
last long. I think the most interesting thing that has happened this
week besides writing this letter while I listen to Gary Numan singing "Here
in my car..." is an article that I read on the net about the National
Institution of Resucitation have successfully brought back certain dog test
subjects from the dead.
How did they do it? Once the poor pooch was dead, they
drained all blood from its body and replaced it with an oxygen-rich
freezing saline and pumped it into the dog. After four hours of the dog being
placed on ice, they pumped fresh blood back into the dogs and started the
heart back up. The dogs were brought back, However, certain subjects had
"questionable" behavior after being resucitated.
Why did I bring it up? I thought it was pretty neat. But then
again, this is coming from someone who has seen "Re-Animator" one too
many times. Other than that, if that is the most interesting thing that
happened to me all week, then I suppose everything in going good. In a couple of
days it'll be 2006, and soon after that, I can start thinking about coming
home.
More than I already am now. Well, let tell me you Holiday stories if
you got 'em. I've heard a couple already from the home front (wow, lots of
drama).
Anyways, I'll talk to you all later. Happy New Year everyone.
-Chris