LIFE IS A HIGHWAY

LIFE IS A HIGHWAY
Two Wheels Are Better Than Four

It's Never Too Late Unless It Is

Is it ever too late to start over? Is it ever to late to forgive?
Is it ever too late to find someone? Is it ever too late to begin?
Is it ever too late to be early? Is it ever too late to relive?
Is it ever too late to ask for help? Is it ever too late to believe?
Is it ever too late to find God? Is it ever too late to lose Him?







Saturday, February 6, 2010

I Remember...


I remember being a vandal.
I remember laughing at the people who stuck their finger in the coin-return slot after I filled it with ketchup.
I remember being bit on the ass by the Piccionni's German Shepherd, Sheeba.
I remember my dentist's rotten teeth.
I remember the first time I saw two gay guys kissing.
I remember getting spanked with my father's bar tender's paddle for opening up a case of RC Cola bottles to see if we won 10 cents.
I remember meeting Ozzy in '81 and not being able to speak.
I remember Ozzy having trouble as well.
I remember playing Batman & Robin with my best friend, Richie.
I remember wanting to be O.J. Simpson.
I remember my blue Schwinn with the big sissy bars.
I remember those sissy bars saving my skull when I flipped upside down on a jump.
I remember playing "spin the bottle".
I remember raiding my parents liquor cabinet and puking all over Queens Village.
I remember the summers, when Mr. Hemminger listened to the Met games, drank Whiskey Sours and lauded "Tom-Terrific".
I remember Banner-Day at Shea.
I remember the Candy Store.
I remember a dollar getting me a pack of smokes and a game of pin-ball, Space Invaders, or Asteroids. I remember egg-creams..
I remember having to get up to change the channel.
I remember scooping the mud out of the driveway drain with my skinny arms because Dad's were too big.
I remember Pirate's World, Palisade's Amusement Park, and Rockaway Playland.
I remember my brother, Tom allowing me to practice dangerous wrestling moves on him such as the "atomic elbow" or the "flying drop-kick".
I remember my mom bouncing me up and down on her knee in the shallow end of the Jones Beach pool. Oh God, I miss that feeling. Heaven must feel that way.

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