On the Roof

Have you ever heard the story about the guy that left his home in Boston to go on a business trip to California and leaves his beloved cat in his brother's care?  Well, just two days later he calls his brother and asks how the cat is and his brother informs him that the cat died. 

Distraught over his cat's death he says to his brother, "how could you break that type of news so callously?" 

 To which his brother responds, " how else could I do it other than take the direct approach?"

"Look," he cries, "the first time I call, you tell me the cat is stuck on the roof and you can't get her down.  The second time I call, you tell me the fire department has tried to retrieve her to no avail. On my third call to you, you can tell me the cat is still on the roof and hasn't had a bite to eat in days. The next time I call, you tell me we did everything possible to save the cat but she finally died.  That way I'm prepared." 

The brother agreed, " I understand, my approach was callous."

"Well anyways, I'm sure you did everything you could to save the cat.  By the way, how's Ma doing?"

"She's on the roof!"

A good workout today with a little yoga in about an hour so I'm on the run abit.  In case you are wondering about Ryan, my trainer, well..................he's on the roof!

Hope all is well with all of you. I remain,

At Walshie's suggestion changing allegiances to become the new President of the Patriots St. Andrews Fan Club.

Mike