
Sunday, April 11, 2010
what i forgot to say llll cancer awareness
I wrote a letter to you todayAbout all the things I forgot to say
I forgot to say I love youEven though I know you knew
I wanted to ask your opinionShould I keep fighting, or give in
I feel so lost sometimesYou are always on my mind
I pick up the phone to make a callAnd hang it back up on the wall
I sit down and have a good cryAnd keep asking myself why
You had so much living left to doThat damn disease took it away from you
I know you weren't ready to goWe weren't ready either, you know
Tell God we are still angry with his planI guess we still don't understand
How someone's life can be "snuffed out"When you're just finding what lifes about
I carry a lot of guilt with meI wasn't the best child I could be
I should have spent more time with youInstead of thinking I had better things to do
Mom, I love you forever and a dayI forgot to tell you before you went away.
I forgot to say I love youEven though I know you knew
I wanted to ask your opinionShould I keep fighting, or give in
I feel so lost sometimesYou are always on my mind
I pick up the phone to make a callAnd hang it back up on the wall
I sit down and have a good cryAnd keep asking myself why
You had so much living left to doThat damn disease took it away from you
I know you weren't ready to goWe weren't ready either, you know
Tell God we are still angry with his planI guess we still don't understand
How someone's life can be "snuffed out"When you're just finding what lifes about
I carry a lot of guilt with meI wasn't the best child I could be
I should have spent more time with youInstead of thinking I had better things to do
Mom, I love you forever and a dayI forgot to tell you before you went away.
museum of drugs!!!

Arrows on a lighted 3D-map show the directions of drug trafficking from the south toward the United States.

Mexico’s Museum of Drugs opened its doors in 1985. It was a small room with a couple of display cases in it. Since then the situation had changed: Now museum is situated in Mexico’s version of the Pentagon. A lot of spacious rooms, but its curators say they are running out of room for all the contraband they would like to showcase. Samples of various drugs, including methamphetamine, cocaibe and marijuana in various forms are labeled in a glass case.
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