I'm Back!

 OK, so its been a while, and since I am alone, I am going to start this thing back up. Long story, so lets get to it! 


Like all active duty military members, I had to move. I am currently in North Carolina, while the rest of the kids finish school, and move down here in June-ish. Until then, I have been left to my own thoughts, in NASCAR country, with a million things to do, but saving money. So I have to figure that one out. OK, so maybe not a very long story.

 

The kids are getting big, have big personalities, and they are all different. Good kids for the most part, but to put it nicely, their personalities get them in trouble. 

 

If you haven't checked out the card store yet, do so! I offer deals all the time, and no prices are firm. 

Here are the links (Like, Follow, send to your friends!): 

https://www.ebay.com/str/ilovebighits

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61553714337369

 

The basis of this blog will be sports related. Previews, cards pulled, new sets, etc. Check us out! 

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