So we just finished watching the final episode of season six this past weekend and I have to say this season was the least favorite of mine in the series. First of all it seemed highly predictable, and maybe since I have watched the show so much I can anticipate what’s happening next or maybe not. I do feel they veered from what Dexter is first and foremost, very very careful and meticulous.

Now, in almost every season of the show Dexter tends to veer from his path a little bit and seems to almost put himself in an impossible situation where there seems to be no hope to get for him to get out off. I think is what keeps people interested in the show, it gets pretty intense watching the show at times. In the end he seems to get away with by using his high intelligence and always going back to what his dad taught him to be careful and never get caught.

If you watch the show and have not watched this season you probably don’t want to read on because this will probably spoil it for you.

There were so many times in this season where I knew exactly where they were going with the story line before I think I should have. From the dead hooker in the hotel room to Travis sitting on his table in the church where his sister Deb walks in and catches him and seeing him for the first time as what he is, a serial killer. What really bothered me about the season finale was how sloppy he was, I mean he went to kill Travis at the one place he was told to go by his “Sister” Deb told him do some extra work. Of course she was going to bust him in the act, She knew exactly where he was going to be! I mean come one, how stupid is that.

The thing that was really annoying to me about the whole season was that Dexter in the previous seasons always went after the guys that beat the system somehow and escaped jail or even being found by the cops, or were untouchable by the law in some way. Which is what validates him being a vigilante serial killer in my opinion, but instead the whole time he was trying to kill the doomsday killer(s) while the cops were still hot on the case looking for the killer(s).

Overall it was a decent season though, cliffhanger ending with Deb wanting to bang her non-biological brother who she discovers to be serial killer at the very end was a good ending leaving us wanting more, I just was disappointed on how they got to that conclusion is all.

I know they are wrapping up the Dexter Series for two more seasons and I am personally excited to see how it all ends for Dexter! Hopefully they spend more time in the writing for department for the final two seasons.

This is just my opinion on the show and most just me reflecting on the last episode mostly. Thanks for reading.

~JW

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She seemed to probably have a rough puppyhood from the way she acts, not sure on the backstory, but she is very skiddish around guys. We are working with her and she is doing much better in the 2 weeks she has been with us thus far. If you are interested in meeting Phoebe or looking for another resucue pup please contact Wags and Whiskers of MN at wwww.wagsmn.com

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“John Faas was not your typical fighter. He was special. He was not the type to dazzle you with his acrobatics. Nor was he the type to run up the score for the sake of impressing you. He was diligent, steady, and patient. I remember his fighting style so well not only because we spent such a great deal of time training together, but because we would also always, and I do mean always, end up in the finals fighting each other. John had the fighters spirit. He would never quit. He would work hard, study hard, train hard, to be successful. And yet thinking of John, there were so many more remarkable things about him, than his excellence in a sport which he loved. 

John exemplified the spirit of Tae Kwon Do. Even as an adolescent I recognized that. I used to joke with him that it was just a sport. That he took the art of Tae Kwon Do too seriously. Little did I know. Along the years, he was constantly teaching me about the history of the sport, about the philosophy. To which I always accused him of trying to feed me my vegetables. But as his spirit was, he never gave up. He was so passionate about his knowledge and understanding of the art, that sometimes, he even was able to teach me things without me realizing it. He was clever. I sometimes joke about the lofty ambitions of the students creed, and the Tae Kwon Do oath. To build a more peaceful world. To be a champion of freedom and justice. But John truly lived these. I remember him aspiring to be a Navy SEAL at 13. “To make a difference” as he put it. The beautiful thing about a guy like John, is that he did. He made a difference. He fought proudly for his country. No doubt he put everything he had into being the best he could be to serve the uniform, his family, his friends and his country proudly. That’s just who he was. 

To those who never had the pleasure of meeting John W. Faas, boy you missed something special. You could see his million watt smile from across the room. You would hear him talk, not only about life, dreams, and ambitions, but also how to capture, and achieve them. He was encouraging. Always. He loved helping others to pursue their ambitions as well. His look of concentration, and determination that he wore when it was time to get down to business was sometimes all it took to motivate me. He was one of the most respectful and considerate people I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. He always had a kind word, or a compassionate ear. John was wise beyond his years, but never let you know that he knew it. He had a humility about him that was inspiring. He always wanted the best for everybody. He knew that the light of one candle was never made dimmer, by the illumination of another. 

John, I will never forget you my Brother. The lessons you taught me. The blood sweat and tears we shed together along the way. For all the hours we spent in the pads together. I never told you, but it was you that kept me going. You pushed me to be the best that I could be. For that I will always be grateful. You inspired me in so many aspects of my life. There are no words for how much you will be missed. I love you, and I’ll see you on the other side.”

~David Roberts

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Also Posted on Kim’s Taekwondo Center’s Website – www.tkdkims.com 

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Rocky Boxer Pitbull Mix (Bullboxer)

Rocky and Kasha

Rocky at Work with me on "Bring your dog to work day"

Kasha at the Dog Park playing with a great Dane

Kasha (Cane Corso Mastiff)

Rocky and Kasha just chillin

Rock Star

Rocky at work with me looking curiosuly to see who is out in the hallway.

Kasha just chillin.

Rocky playing with the mascott at the St. Paul Saints Game!

Rocky displaying a goofy face as only he can.

Kasha Showing off her puppy eyes! how can you resist.

Rocky (Pitbull Boxer Mix or Bullboxer) and Kasha (Cane Corso Mastiff)

Rocky's doing goofy faces again.

Most of the Photos were taken by my Girlfriend. You can view more of her work now on Facebook.

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It’s been awhile since i have posted a blog post, been super busy with Riley’s Baseball and other things, seems like there isn’t much time for anything else these days.

Walk for Animals this year wasn’t that great, it was cold, rainy and pretty miserable. We did raise $500 for the event so that was awesome and thanks to those who donated. We did walk the whole 5 miles, all 6 of us. Cisco, Kasha, Rocky, Cassidy, Riley and I.

Riley’s baseball is wrapping up. He made Majors this year which was nice, he made some improvements and seems to be a lot more motivated then he was in the beginning of the year. I wish he could play more, but the League he is in only allows 9 manned teams with Subs, and now he is a sub which really is kind of a shitty deal, but what can you do, I told him if he didn’t want to sub he would have to step it up on the playing field. He seems like he enjoyed it for the most part. Hopefully he gets to bring home a trophy this year, that would be awesome.

Haven’t got to ride as much this summer due to schedule and weather. What a miserable spring/summer so far, storms and rain seem to be the theme these days. Hopefully get some riding in before the season ends.

Done a lot of Dog Park days with the dogs this spring, more then I have in the past. Here’s a Video of Rocky and Kasha Playing at Rice Creek Park.

Here’s one with Rocky(boxer/pitbull) and Kasha(Cane Corso) at Cassidy’s Parents place recently. Playing and having a good time with each other.

Riley got his first sportbike. it’s a Mini Pocket Bike. Thanks to the Francos, he enjoys it a lot.

Some Video of him Riding it.

I’ll try and post up some more, but that’s all i have for now. Thanks for reading.

-JW