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The adventures of a newly married American male Date published: 5/8/2008
MAN WISDOM No. 42: Two months ago I turned 30, and last week I celebrated my one-year wedding anniversary. I have come to terms with growing up. Growing up is nothing more than accepting responsibility. You accept that you will be doing more of the things you don't want to do because they have to get done. (Plus, let's be honest: Doing the things that need to get done keeps you in the good graces of your significant other--at least generally.) Finding time to play video games and finding time to hang out with friends become harder as we age. This Friday night, I get a chance to do both. About every three months or so, my best friends and I get on XBox 360 and play games together. When you have XBox Live, you have a headset that allows you to talk to the other players in your party. Friday we are going back and playing "Halo 3." There are about seven of us from Roanoke College that get I'm sure my wife would rather have me at home playing games with my friends than out doing other things that we did in college. Saturday is another fun-filled day of man jobs. My wife has to work, and I will be cutting the grass, edging the walkway and cleaning the carpet. I can't wait. Yeah. What I am looking forward to, though, is our plan for Saturday night. First we are going to go to head down to Richmond and see the "Grand Canyon Adventure" on the IMAX Dome at the Science Museum of Virginia. (smv.org for details) "Grand Canyon Adventure" takes you on a thrilling whitewater ride down the Colorado River. My wife and I are going white water rafting in June, so I just hope she doesn't get turned off to the whole idea.
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