Surviving Wayne
I find that it is a full time job surviving myself. I and my quirks and imperfections will be the fall of me. Thanks to God, my Creator, Protector, and Savior, survival is immanent.
Wayne
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

My Photo I was born and raised in Louisville, KY. I am a former Salvation Army Officer. My wife and I currently live in Charlotte, NC. We love praise & worship music and the ministry God has through it. If you have not heard Paula sing, you really need to. She will make you wanna slap your momma!


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Tuesday, February 13, 2007

Happy Birthday To Me!
Well today is the 29th anniversary of the day that I traveled from my mother's womb into open space. It was a snowy day. One that I will never forget... actually never remember. It was a Monday. Mom had gone to her OBGYN that morning for her check up. The doctor told her that if she hadn't gone into labor, they would induce it on Friday.

That late afternoon on Monday, February 13, 1978, mom went into labor. My uncle Charlie, was going to babysit Mike and Debbie. Dad had to shave before he could even leave the house. Uncle Charlie paced the floor in frustration, fearing that mom would deliver me right there in the living room waiting on dad.

On the way to the hospital, my parents stopped by their mothers, my grandmothers. Grandma Leister wanted to stop the car and get the police. My mom shouted at my dad, "Don't you dare stop this car!"

They finally got to the hospital. I was born before dad had mom registered at the front desk. They called me my mom's little valentine.

Here we are, 29 years later. Next year, I turn 30 and I am fearing that. It is like reality is hitting that I am soon leaving the "young" category. I guess I kinda still think of myself as young and spry. I remember when I was a kid how I thought that 30 was old.

Tilden has pledged his support for when I crack. I know definately that I will be one of those guys who go through a mid-life crisis.

Anyway... not to just randomly change the subject... I will be posting some picture or images from my high school. Memories I treasure. This in memory of Josh. Carey, a classmate of mine, contacted me via email this weekend. It was great to hear from her. She echos my guilt that it takes a death of a classmate to reunite us a class. I want to make contact with as many people as I can. Wish me luck.

I will survive.

Wayne @ 7:45 PM Comments (4)
American Idol
American Idol

Click on the picture just above to be routed to my American Idol Blog. There you can read my take on the performances. Enjoy!!


Watching on the Tube
Bionic Woman
Bionic Woman

Paula and I both love this show. It is a remake of the 70's action television show. We haven't seen it in forever since the Writers Guild Strike. How sad!!


Listening

Harry Connick, JR

Harry Connick Jr's newest album, "Oh, My Nola" is full of music from New Orleans or written by artists from New Orleans. Since Paula and I lived in New Orleans, it is special to us. We actually got to see the concert for this album live. It was great. You have got to check this out!


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