dave, greg, dudley, ... i love those posts...my wife catches me laughing, and just can't understand why!!! in all seriousness, greg, who knows what will happen. i would like to mention, that i have an adopted brother. i was the fourth child. then my parents adopted mike, or to us, little "mIk E!!!" we adopted him from birth. he is a CPA. doing great. we are all dark skinned, and mike is red headed and freckle faced. in all of our summer pictures, we are really dark; mike has all of his zinc oxide and sunscreen all over his body.. like an oreo cookie!!! we are all aggressive, anal retentive, type A personalities, probably stroke out by the age of 40. mike: type B, laid back, nothing bothers him, a reader, very intelligent, probably live to a hundred!!! we are Brothers, and no questions asked. although i am 5 feet and 8.22266644 inches tall, and he is 6 feet 1 inch and red headed, he is still my "little" brother. adoption is an option; i'm glad my parents adopted my brother; life wouldn't be the same without him. mark
p.s. another funny story... a few years ago, mike couldn't understand what the big fuss was about "buck fever" then i put him in my primo stand. a huge buck came near him, he aimed to shoot; but was so excited (buck fever) he didn't have the 30-06 seated on his shoulder correctly, and when he fired, the scope busted his face!!! i heard a shot, went to see him and his face was all bloody!! i said, "what the heck happened to ya little buddy (big buddy!), and he said..."well, i know what buck fever is now!!" Was a great day. mark
