It's an ancient Hispanic secret.

¿Go karts?

ummmm

We could go to the zoo.

Emerald Queen Casino

They just won't be VIP tickets, which I have.

If you all really want you can still buy some Mencia tickets and maybe join us there.

¡Actually, yes we can!

We should have some fondu.

¿Or would you prefer seafood?

¿Are we talking about me?

Not as hard as you.

No good can come from staying with normal people.

I'm going to be flying to Savannah, GA for a week to attend a conference and I was hoping some of you may be able to recommend some good places to eat and sight see.

I think of it as merely being open minded, facing reality, and accepting the fact of what could happen. A couple could have plans for their lives together five years down the road but what's to say that in that time they instead end up growing apart?

Pray for the best, prepare for the worst.

They can call me whatever they'd like, it won't change anything.

"If" is the operative word.

Another truth of the world is that situations vary from couple to couple. If someone is smart like my dad they'll have multiple caches of money stored up, he's saved up for his vacations, my sister's college, my brother's college, my sister's car, renovating the house, it keeps going. He's got everything planned out, unfortunately not everyone is as smart.

And I don't see as many couples nowadays where the woman isn't working, they just make use of daycares, babysitters, and family. And if she did not prepare herself for the worst isn't that her own fault? Being married might protect her but what about the husband?

¿I don't suppose you wouldn't by any chance be familiar with Tom Leykis? He frequently states on his show that marriage does not benefit a man at all and challenges anyone to prove him wrong. I've yet to hear it happen.

Risks must be taken in order to fully enjoy life but also keep in mind that life is about moderation. I will pick and choose my risks as I see fit, this is my life and is thus my prerogative to be as picky as I want.

I would call it the "Rainy Day Fund."

Someone I know once posed the question, "If money doesn't buy happiness then why are people so miserable when they don't have enough of it?" An unfortunate truth of our world is that so much of our lives is ruled by money. ¿Is it about money? No...but that money holds our lives together and helps secure the future of our children (I don't have any but maybe one day). Look at the number of single parents out there, marriage obviously isn't doing that fantastic of a job of keeping parents together. If people want to walk out they're going to walk out.




Some things yes, I need to take care of myself above all others. Better safe than sorry.

Because guys don't want to hear "I want to get married and have kids" on the first date or even the second. It's to soon to be thinking of committing ourselves.

¿You don't fear the possibility of a divorce?