Yes, yes, it does suck. And I’ve seen my dad die of a heart attack in the living room. Mom handled it well after the funeral, she’s much stronger than me.

It feels so lonely, know what I mean.

Make sure you turn the sound up. He was sobbing.

Thanks brother. I never knew how much she sacrificed for us and then giving more love to her grandkids. I’ve mentioned my old man was a good provider in the early years of our lives but mom more than provided for us in the later years. How we lucked out having her as our mom I don’t know. She’s not worrying about us…

My brother in town for my mom’s funeral. Mentioned his old army buddy facebooked him to catch up. My bro said he’ll tell him the story he was on guard duty and lost somewhere during a readiness drill. My bro decided to whack off. Exercise over, his friend still amped up says damn it’s crazy out there, the Captain…

I cried more than enough this week and I’m still crying. Seeing Keith’s face, that’s me since my mom died on Wednesday. And, I’m getting evicted, I don’t care even. I’m done crying.

Fritz is already engaged.

Yeah, I have neither, just mom. Damn, it hurts.

I was so scared 2016 would be the year my mom would die. She did, last Wednesday. This year sucks.

Yep, that’s NYC, still using typewriters.

Who’s that political satirist with the piano, it’s his.

Why would they refuse an easy paying gig? Didn’t know this was all it took to save some taxpaying dollars. Meaning I hope it extends to outside private events. Looking at NYPD.

Or some of those kids had an experience of being profiled and totally gets it. I know a kid who lives on Roosevelt Island and had some contact with their private security.

You would think Sandusky diddling White Boys would count for something. Nope.

He tweets the way he talks. It has to be him doing it, right?

I hope it was a CSC guy.

I do that tactic when I’m in focus groups. Gotta say it with conviction.

Someone get a stretcher!

You try stepping out of a high step van. That first one is a doozey. Watch your head, too.

Did not know that. Always thought they were contracted out or something. A Cheerleader military contract.