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We had a ventless fireplace in our old house and we never ran it as my wife complained about the gas smell all the time.

I liked Superbad, 40 year old virgin, and Knocked Up

Heard it was more of a "WTF" movie than anything.  Not WTF in a good way though but like WTF did I just watch.  It was not recommended.

We've been on seven ? i think cruises with just my wife and I.  My son has been on two (he's 3) my daughter one (she's 1).  We enjoyed both of the cruises with the kids.  We spend time with them during the day, get off ship, explore.  Then at night put them in daycare from 5-10 or so so we can...

I wouldn't recommend any more formal education or degrees if you want to stay in this field. Study things that matter in this industry...commissioning, energy modeling, alternative fuels, leed (vomit), etc. 

When my father in law goes to the Cuban restaurants and tries to order in a spanish accent yet sounds italian

cargo shorts are always out if you're an adult

They just built this library here in Louisville http://www.jrarchitects.com/southwest_free_public_library_feat.html I think they are building two more of similar ilk

America did it right.  Built buildings for the Olympics while having a purpose for them after the fact.  Most of these other countries spend this money then after the Olympics they become abandoned buildings.

My wife is Cuban and depending on the time of year she can be very pale or very dark.

Wife and son went last night to see this and ended up leaving early.  Wife was bored by it and son was scared of some snake in the sewer (he's 3)

Hearing lots of excuses......

I told my wife that I want our children to work in construction, food service, and customer service before getting into whatever career they decide to go in.  She's on board.

Do what you can then hire out the rest.

So have you started yet

It's never a good idea to allow your original state to lapse, but I forget the reason why.  Something about getting licensed in other states maybe?

Jelly

Everything I'm saying is based off of what I've done the last 18 months with my own company. I've talked to numerous people in my town about starting their own thing but they get so hung up in the details (lawyers, accountants, website, business cards, blah blah) that they never go do the #1...

I do that sometimes.  I wear prescription sunglasses and get out of car to run into the store and forget about them.  Since I'm mostly blind without them I have to wear them in the store to see what I need.

My take is I wouldn't spend money on it until you get a client.  You can spend 3-6 months pounding the pavement looking for a client to say yes before you need ANY of that.  What if you spend $5,000 setting all of this up, then hit the streets and realize no one likes you or wants to do business...