Ever since I can remember I have wanted to know everything that goes on around me.  Over the years I have learned that that is not possible, nor is it right.  Sure, to have a general idea of specific things and a specific idea of general things, that is possible and good.  But some things are not meant for me (us) and other things just don't matter.  But I am still curious to know as much of what I should know and a little of what I shouldn't know.  I find our new technology age quite fascinating, what with Facebook and the rest of the internet.  Just yesterday Sheila and I were talking about the fact that Linzi and her Madrigal group had been on tv.  We wanted to see it so on to the computer and in just a few minutes we were able to see the recorded episode.  Sheila also wanted to find a Youtube thing about a flash mob that she had heard discussed at her work.  1-2-3 and she found it and we watched it too.  I had a question about a ball game and the internet answered it for me.  Just now I peeked at the sports page to find:  Bonneville 53, Weber 30 and "Cortney Porter chipped in 16 points with seven rebounds and six assists".  (another great line of stats) from last night's game.  Sherri had told me that that game was to be a 'good test'  (really!?)  I would have liked to have seen it too.  Life does offer so much, but it also teaches balance and compromise.  You can only do what you can do.