son and daughter

I haven’t talked a lot about the fact that I just turned 40 because I haven’t really had anything profound or witty to say, or anything, for that matter, that hasn’t already been said a lot.

So the way I see it, if the state’s going to bleed me try with a 9.25% sales tax (really? I’ll pay you 10 cents on the dollar for the privilege of buying stuff? kewl.) least they can do is use the money for stuff that I need like roads and horse farms and stuff. Anyway, State law mandates that $110 of the sales tax it collects funnels back into a city for every living human being it can lay claim to.