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It is so interesting to think of ordinary people moving through their everyday lives dealing with their obstacles but thinking very intriguing life and death thoughts. Devising ways to survive the worst. Sometimes I think we'll be a Mad Max movie.

Heh, it would be pretty cool, Beavis. B-) Yeah for some reason, I have a fascination with post apocalyptic war stories that knock civilization back, doubly so with atomic war stories. I don't know why, I just think that genre of fiction is kind of cool. I did hear that it was like a Cold War version of Cowboys and Indians to give the chance for good guys to come along and save the people from whatever is hurting them, bandits, a disease, a power crisis and whatnot. The Morrow Project focuses on that, sometimes we have "kill the bad guys" but there are other missions to where we might need to aid a town with an illness and so on. I guess when I was 17 or 18, tooling around in a Mad Max world would have been the ultimate adventure but as I've gotten older (I'll be 40 next year), I came to appreciate the things an intact civilization provides although thete are times a small shadow of my 18 year old self does come out. B-) If The Morrow Project was real though and I had a chance to join it, if I didn't have my mom and 8 cats, I'd join in a heartbeat but I'd probably be more of a use to a science, communications or engineering team.