I really enjoyed working on Chub Creek 43 - Don't freeze the iRiver or the Gerbils with Gary this weekend. What a lot of bloody work it is though. I always get the feeling we've gone too far and taken up too muhc of our lives doing the show and even worse, that Gary is going to one day say, "Dave, I've had enough of this shit. It's too much work". But that day hasn't come for some reason and I'm very grateful for that.

Chub Creek has provided me (and I dare say gary) with so much pure joy and satisfaction that at this point I really can't imagine life without it. Does that surprise anybody? Do you have the same experiences with your podcasts? If you have no idea what I'm talking about click the link above and have a listen to what happens when two guys who know each other really well and who happen to have a lot of stupid crap in common put their heads together for a weekend. It was really fun.

I did end up with a rehash of the old regret I used to feel for all the old crazy times we had when Gary and I were kids. Growing up together on the farm was a lot of fun, but it was hell on the local wildlife. Frogs, bugs, fish, groundhogs, even gerbils had to deal with the horrifying experiments Gary and I had in store. Those were the days of laughter and feelings of being carefree. We had so much fun, but we were so cruel to the little, helpless creatures of our world. I still feel that even though I regret it all now and that I've more than made up for my bad Karma in my adult life, mother nature will have the last laugh. Ah well. Enjoy life while it's here, and be kind to the animals.