The Days and Nights of Robierto

I live a quiet life, an important but unassuming life. I think for the most part I am a pretty good person and would consider myself a high yielding member of society. But with that said, whenever the BYU alumni magazine arrives in the mail and I see what my fellow alumni are up to, I begin to question if I am doing enough. To look at the people they spotlight, it seems they all have 12 children, are working on a second doctorate degree, are earning their 2 nd billion, and yet amazingly, they still manage to spend months in Africa bandaging orphans with leprosy. I know I should clap for them, but honestly it makes me wonder if I have squandered my learning from the BYU. With all these feelings of inadequacy, it makes it hard for me to put my cure for cancer on the market.

This is just too good.  For those of you who don't know, I am a huge fan of the Slanket...not the Snuggie. But lately I have been worried about our little people who are too small to enjoy the warmth, that is the Slanket. But someone out there has answered the call, and has brought us this little gem of a product. I can't help but think of the movie "Alien" every time I see this picture. Shout out to Tori for providing the picture, and laughs