BLAHG, BLAHG, BLAHG!!!

It was cool the other night when I had just finished a rack of balls when two women I'd never seen before showed up wanting to play.  I said, "Well, you gotta win the table".  So, they loaded up the quarters, and racked them up. We decided to just have a free for all, and who ever made the eight ball in the end wins, rather than play cut throat, which takes too long.  One of them asked if I played for money.  I said, "No, but I'll tell you what I will do..." The one said, "What's that?" I said, "I'm gonna kick your asses". W ell, I lost the first game. But, that was just a warm up. A third girl showed up, and it was evident to me that these were three lesbians.  So, I said, "Ya'll are lesbians aren't you?" The one said, "How did you know?" I said, "I can tell".  It wasn't that they looked particularly dike like.  It was just the way they carried themselves and talked. S

As someone who suffered from a horrible, undiagnosed case of ADD for most of my life, along with guilt, depression and anxiety, and as one who does not believe in pharmaceuticals for things we can do for ourselves, I came to find that Sudoku was better than any drug. To be able to sit still with all of my attention focused on those eighty-one squares was a learning experience.  Having never been able to sit still for my entire life, Sudoku offered me the ability to do so with the added reward of a completed puzzle! I actually enter a meditative state while doing a Sudoku puzzle.  It also unleashes a creative state where I find myself making notes in the space around the puzzle that usually turn into BLAHGS! You can check out my BLAHG at www.gabenewmanblahgs.blogspot.com Please join this Sudoku Therapy Group if you want to end a scattered life without the use of prescription drugs.  My intent in creating this group is to help others help themselves as I learned to do myself.  Yo