I Feel Good

This week on The Urban Shooter Podcast, episode 165 I am sporting a big ol’ Cheshire Cat smile.  My paintball wounds from last week are still healing.  I wish someone had told me about that.  Playing with older players should have been easy except they all were gun people, a lawman and two retired Navy SEALS.  I got bruises on my bruises.  I am happy because my son is home from his first year of college.  I didn’t go to the pistol range this week, but I did go trap shooting.  Love those Beretta shotguns.  (wish I had one)   I got a chance to trap shoot with a senior citizen that has been shooting and hunting longer than I have been alive.  I got the chance to interview him on the show.  The author of the story I narrate, Zombie Strike is back in action and debuts an introduction to this weeks installment.  When I was a kid, we were like the Evans family on “Good Times” but we had a house.  When things were going good, my dad would invite his buddies over for drinks and they would play his James Brown records.  It made me want to sing one of his songs.  Sing it with me when it comes up on the audio.  That is why I sing.  It’s a group thing.  Share my smile with me.  I live by this quote:

Dance like no one is watching. Sing like no one is listening. Love like you’ve never been hurt and live like it’s heaven on Earth.”— Mark Twain

I do a review of the Knoxx Recoil Reduction stock by Blackhawk!.  I really like it and think it is a must have for urban shooters with shotguns.  It makes the recoil manageable for the whole household.

I’m not going to the NRA annual meeting this year but want to know what you see, hear and are doing this weekend, so if you tweet, could you include #kennblanchardNRA on your tweet so I can live vicariously through you.  Thanks for listening to the show.  I am damn happy about it.  Feel free to join me on Facebook/kennblanchard or pass the link around to your friends.

Shalom Baby,

Kenn

PS

Happy Belated Birthday to Michael B!