I’d like to chime in and wish everyone here a Happy New Year and let you all know that I’m still alive and kicking. There’s so much for me to talk about that I’m not even sure where to begin… or even how to begin. But this is a start!
Over the next few days I’ll be posting on my current situation and where I see things going with this site. Until then I would like to say that I dearly miss writing and conversing with all of you.
But right now I need to get some rest though as I’m completely worn out from New Years… and no it’s not because I drank too much :) This year I decided to ring in the New Year with a splash and did the Polar Bear plunge! Let me tell you… there’s something seriously wrong with people who willingly jump in to ice-filled water! Yea, I’ll probably be first in line next year ;)
Take care,
gasmonso
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Happy New Year, gasmonso! You’ve been missed. I can’t wait to read what you’ve been up to.
By the way, WP 2.7 is well worth the upgrade, in my opinion.
Gasmonso, glad you had a great time with your family.
Sidfaiwu your the person i been talking with, this past week?
Gasmonso, so glad you are back. I kept looking at the site every week or so hoping you had posted, I am glad my persistence paid off! :)
Yeah, no shit. That’ll teach us for coming to respect and befriend you, leave us without word for a year. All I can say is, there better be a death or some sex involved.
Good to hear from you gas, I think we all have changed over the past year or so, it should be interesting to see how those changes influence your posts and our debates.
@Shaze: Of course there was death and sex involved… thankfully it wasn’t concurrent ;)
But seriously Shaze I didn’t just pull away from this site and you guys… I pulled away from everyone around me including friends and even family to an extent. It was something I had to do while I sorted out my life and I can’t explain it.
That is in the past though and I don’t want to dwell on it. I’m finally optimistic about the future (except for the economy and my job outlook) But hey you can’t have everything ;)
I truly am sorry for falling off the face of the Earth Shaze, but I needed to and I hope you don’t hold that against me :( There’s already enough animosity between the US and Canada ;)
@Gas: Insulting religious extremists and then disappearing like that… sure had me and Sid worried, I was imagining some bad stuff.
But I’m extraordinarily happy to see you back and share your luck with employment. Damn Sid and his optimism. (“You’re next on the chopping block man, then what?”)
Maybe we can create a school for religious people, (like in x-men) and try to cure them of their mental/social diseases (unlike x-men). Think of the prophets!
Hello hyrocket (comment #2),
Nope. We haven’t been in communication in many months. That is unless there is another name you go by and have been using that to chat with me.
You’re alive?!
I could have sworn I’d checked this place since the first of January, but I guess not. It’s more than good to have you back; a part of my daily routine can now recommence! It’s great to hear that you’ve got things back on track; not everyone can do that with themselves.
Oy vey iz mir, Another Lazarus incident. Need bigger stones on those broch graves to keep the Zombies from running amok :). Welcome back Gas-man.
Gas – I hope to see you back soon!
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