The Victims of obsidian sang a mournful song Knowing that the Toltecs and the Aztecs were all wrong And bitterly their hearts wept for Teotihuacan And bitterly their hearts wept for Teotihuacan
I'm fat, old and not very bright. I know this to be true because I have a long list of silly mistakes I've made through my life, some of them more than twice, and some more than thrice, and some even more than that.
Still, I have survived somehow.
I once worked in a grocery store, doing the dirtiest jobs, and learned to love it. I had a great boss, his name was Lonnie Moore.
Another time I worked in an underground mine, or more accurately, an underground mining system which featured three shafts all connected by underground tunnels. I loved that job.
Now I work for the Government, Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection. I used to love this job, when I was young and more foolish than I am now. Now the job is okay, I don't hate it. And I work with some great people.
I am a graduate of Cochise College (AA) and of Arizona State University (BA). I love the Sun Devils. Some have asserted that I bleed Maroon and Gold. But alas, I have, on occasion mistakenly cut myself, and each time, to my everlasting sorrow, the blood is red, one of the colors of my arch enemy, the University of Arizona.
1 Comments:
Hey Dave:
Now that you are retiring you need to come down to the central highlands of Mexico and see Teotihuacan.
Greg S
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