Who's Reading This? & Weekend with Family

Just curious, is someone reading this on a regular basis?  If so, what up?

Spent the weekend visiting some family, having a good time, going out with my cousins, celebrating a marriage and a retirement.  This was a family reception for the wedding I was at a couple weeks ago and it was also the last weekend of four in a row in which I was doing things for other people.  I SURVIVED!!  Just barely, I look terrible right now as I didn't get a whole lot of sleep this weekend.  It was fun, but it was also crazy as my family is certifiably insane.  It's a hard thing to describe.  My family members are different types of crazy.  Two of my cousins have several children, the first of which they had while in high school.  I'd like to say it was a youthful indiscretion but both of them had more opportunities than most.  Oh, and they happen to be sisters.  Older sister gets pregnant in high school, ends up having a still birth or miscarriage or something of that sort.  Very sad thing, it can't be easy for a mother to lose her baby.  In fact, losing a child, even and unborn child, has to be extremely difficult.  BUT, she then had a chance to go back to being a normal teenager, do things like finish high school without having to worry about raising a child.  Instead, she got pregnant again within a year.  Nothing wrong with having babies, but it's a lot better when they are planned and the parents are financially stable.  A couple years after this happened, the little sister of the cousin was in the exact same situation.  Pregnancy scare, ended up being miscarried, still got pregnant within a year.  That, inherently, doesn't make them crazy but having kids seems to have enhanced their crazy.  Does that happen with all women or with all parents for that matter?  I imagine it's tough with another being depending on you for their livelihood.  I don't know, but it was a fun weekend none the less.  I feel like everyone should experience a party with my family at some point in their life, it would make them appreciate their family.

I'm not making a whole lot of sense, whatever.  More stuff later.