As I told  panzergulo earlier, anything can be an adventure if you've never done it before.

Rofl… ain’t that the truth?

V.

I like canned peas.

Bunners

One of my absolute favorites…

V.

I like frozen peas as well

Fuguno!

is really a furry card game similar to Uno but with a fug in there somewhere...

V.

Lol

Well I am going to shout Fuguno next time I break my can opener opening a pea can.

Life is a wonderful adventure. Though I get more of that High adventure in daily doses then the normal person due to work.

and there you go... I would have loved to find an old airplane out on the desert floor... *smiles...

V.

Geez, now I know you're "Fuguning" nuts.

*laughs... I wanted that part of my life to be perfectly clear... it's the one thing I'm naturally good at...

V.

Even writing this reply is the culmination of an epic adventure if you think about it.* Very good V, though I have to admit I don't like peas... ;)

*I remember watching a documentary years ago which showed hunter-gatherers picking their way along a sea-shore and foraging for seaweed, it gave me the strangest feeling, I remember thinking, "How did we get from *that* to *this?*", or as Larry Niven had one of his characters say the entirety of human history is one long series of hair-raising adventures ;) (actually he depicted humanity as an unusually lucky species with other races commenting on it)

now that's something I'd love to have seen... it's true - when looking at our forebears, one does have to wonder how the heck we have come this far... mostly by killing each other off I suppose. 'The 13th Warrior' by Michael Crichton (aka 'Eaters of the Dead) was a story about the Norse Vikings at odds with the Wendol - which I took to be Neanderthals. Every generation had small advancements, some by accident, and some by simple observation. I remember the story of how maple syrup was invented by our Native Americans. A cooking pot was set up under a maple tree that was leaking sap - which fell into the pot. The contents turned sweetened - and there you go.

Did we have help? I think surely we must have upon occasion.

V.

It really does make you wonder! Never seen that movie, but it's supposed to be a good one.

giggles herself silly...

*shows him the simple pull ring on top of the can... (new invention)

V.

Not the best day to brag about your Ferrari, apparently.

*laughs... perhaps not...

V.

Any relation to the Fugawi tribe?

(think I'll make some mashed 'taters and canned peas for supper)

*laughs... it's been a long time since I thought about those guys...

V.

(grins) "Where the fugawi?"

(the spuds and peas were delish with a couple hamburger patties)

I had hamburgers too!

V.

It all comes down to how you choose to look at things! As I have said and know to be true, "When you change how you look at the world, the world changes."

That was a good read...

thank you Fem... and I like that quote a lot - because it's true...

may I use it?

V.

You are very welcome, yes you are welcome to use the quote after all it was shared with me some 30 years ago by someone had it said with them when they needed to hear it.

When you start grasping what the subconscious is and does you start to understand "As you think, so as you are." The subconscious makes no judgement calls so it takes what the conscious mind tells it and tries to make it real. I have seem this so many times play out in my life and more importantly others. State of mind and attitude is key. You will never hear that said in any church.

You certainly won’t.

V.