Then, building a house. One of the things I want to do over the next few weeks is write a plan ... and a budget.”“Yes. A budget is just a spending...plan.”“Right now I’ve just under five hundred in the bank. I’ll have under two thousand in two years. Nearly 10% of that will go for the house and another 10% for fencing. I’m hoping to get some initial stock for under a thousand and survive the first year.”Sybil, who’d been largely silent, gasped.“No, mum. We don’t know about that land. The stock. Just as i turn neil turned to. he had one too I noticed it quickly. mum was laying on her sides looking at us.'do you find it more comfortable laying like that' mum said to use'no i bloody hate it, but its that time' neil replied'what time, mum said confused'oohhhh' mum giggling 'have you two got hard ons?''i certainly have' neil replied. i was keeping quite. Then i couldnt blieve what i heard next.'lets see, i wanna see the difference' mum said smiling at neil.'mum dont be so rude' neil may. I sensed he was doing some deep soul-searching. Something that shouldn’t be disturbed. Suddenly he looked up, the look in his face far less confident and assured.“Look at me, Dave. Star athlete, strong academics. Loving parents, great job. But I envy you more than you’ll ever know. You have a wonderful marriage to a wonderful woman, who loves you with all of her heart.”There was a sad, sullen look on his face as he continued. “What have I got? A broken, failed marriage. Because I couldn’t keep. ”“Are you serious?”“Yes, come on.”We went in to this tattoo and piercing place. It had about a dozen men and women wandering around and one guy getting a tattoo on his biceps. A young man about 18 came and asked if he could help.“I want to get my nipples pierced. Can I see what type of rings you have?”As he walked with us to this display case, “We have the best assortment of rings and bars in town, but we recommend you wear a bar until the piercing heals, then exchange it for whatever you.