Hey, this is Trey.

Hey, this is Trey.

Hope everyone is having a great week. The question this week, at least the one that I've been reflecting on, is what level of suspicion is appropriate for us to take through life with us?

I mean, nobody wants to be hopelessly cynical. I'm not advocating that anyone

be like Albert Camus, but no one wants to be naive and easily taken advantage of. I mean,

we don't want to be telling all of our friends. I can't believe that Nigerian princess

that I sent my routing and account number to

never got back to me.

So there's something in the middle.

There's some balance that we have to find.

At Thanksgiving, we were missing, and by the way, I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving.

We were missing some members of the family due I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We were missing some

members of the family due to travel or other family obligations. My father was in Europe with two of

my sisters because he wanted to see the Sistine Chapel, and he wanted to see Normandy,

and her Alia, among other things.

So I was the in loci parrentice that day, and I like good nature banter.

I don't like it when things get personal or people begin to get their feelings hurt, but I do like

robust conversation.

I've even been known to be an instigator of sorts, although, again, I do not like it when

people take it seriously or feelings get hurt, but I do like to keep a little something

going, which isn't that hard because both of our children or lawyers. One majored in philosophy,

the other majored in criminal justice. I have a nephew who majored in philosophy, and he was there

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