Update on me.

Anyway, Been a few years huh?

1. Wife's kidney's failed. Dialysis 5 days a week for her. We do that at home. I put needles in her arms, fire up the machine and monitor for 3.5 hours, take the needles out. (a little more to it than that but you get the idea)

2. Worked on 13 or so movies in the last few years. Met famous people.

3. Two kids now. Boys. 10 and 5.

4. Might work on a Nic Cage movie here in a couple months. I hope he's not a douche.

5. Still conservative. Obama is a douche.

Still have the 63 Mercury Comet. In fact, it was the star car in the short film titled, "63 Comet". My car is now world famous as the film played in a huge London festival. http://www.63cometfilm.com/

The Nic Cage movie ended up going to Mobile Alabama. Bogus.

My sons are both obsessed with Minecraft and Skylanders. We have about 23 of those things.

Wifey can get a kidney transplant. She has to lose 8 more pounds to get the referral for the transplant which starts the process of testing living donors and searching for a cadaver kidney if none of the living donors are a match. To anyone that doesn't know, she looks and acts perfectly healthy. You wouldn't suspect anything is wrong with her. It's not like she is sickly and weak. Because we have the home setup, we can do more frequent treatments for less time each treatment. In-center dialysis is rough. Longer treatments tapped her out and left her weak and tired. We can adjust when we want to do dialysis as long as we get it done 5 times a week. Just about the only real PITA about it is that it ties us both up while she's on the machine. Since I'm working full-time, I pretty much have no free time. I work, come home and eat dinner and put her on the machine, go to bed. It's not forever, though. I'll give her one of my kidney's if I'm a match.