Things I do not fully understand

This is perhaps the saddest part of divorce, coupled with the manipulation and use of children to hurt the spouse. Some younger members of the family have gone through this, with especially harsh treatment by the father toward not only his wife but his children. These little kids just don't have the coping mechanisms and can end up emotionally damaged for years.

But I wouldn't limit the harsh treatment to the fathers only; although I've only seen it in parents whose children are grown, women can be just as vicious as men.     

I'm not a person.  I'm a three-dimensional incarnation of my avatar with the illusion of free will.  It must be an illusion because I'm not even sure why I'm typing this.  I do feel thirsty, though.

I don't understand the one-shoe thing.

I got reminded of the one-shoe thing, this past week, whiles on a day hike, in the Sawtooth Wilderness. Sitting on a stump, several miles into the wilderness area, was a boot. On the way back to the trailhead, I stopped to look at the boot. A good boot. Something I'd see in a good outdoor store and, in this case, would consider buyinng.

So, I imagine, "I" am a few miles away from the car and "I" decide to stop, take off "my" boot and, leaving "my" boot behind, head to the car. Wearing just one boot?

What am I missing? Who does that? I really do not understand!

Do you run in to a lot of ohms on the trail? Is there an equation that includes pack weight vs ground hardness also?

Don't forget rolling an occasional stop light. Did a few of those after a Tigers game a while back when I had to take an alternate path out.

cweston, no other city sells t-shirts at the movie theaters with phrases like "Detroit: where the weak are killed and eaten" and "I'm so bad, I vacation in Detroit." I think I'll have to see if they still have those later this week.