Modesto; Two Months in a Row

We had an awesome time again on our monthy roadtrip meeting! We started as usual at the roadhouse and then the crew caravaned to Modesto. We were running SO LATE. We were all a little freaked out that we wouldn't make it in time. And then... my gas light came on. OOps. I thoughttt we had enough to get there.

We coasted into the Tully Road meeting on fumes.. but we made it! Thanks to our wonderful hosts as we had a great time. Especially after at Bakers Square as seen here with Patty Cake and Rita Lynn..

Everyone had the best time and we sure hope the next time you join us. We're headed to San Jose on the 1st of February. It'll be a blast!

Your Time Has Come and Gone

Dude. Okay. I realize that's a poor salutation for someone who's 90 years old. Let's restart.

Geezer. Your time has come and gone. After hearing your broadcast on Monday, Martin Luther King Day - I'm convinced. You no longer have any business being on the airwaves of America.

And, I'm being kind. Please. Rather than allowing my commentary to descend into things like name calling, rather than calling you things like "racist", let's just say it would be best if you walked away from the mic and faded into the sunset.

I want to believe that your intention wasn't one of hate. But, it's hard. Your tirade and comparisons of the people of the south, versus the north was just plain wrong. Additionally, as someone who was in Louisiana immediately following the Katrina and Rita disasters, there's no comparison of a blizzard in Denver to what I witnessed in New Orleans.

To even suggest that they are similar events is shameful. Shameful. Also, after some investigation and finding your broadcast was lifted verbatim from another event, I wonder if you did a poor job of attributing it to the actual author, or if it was a feeble attempt at radio-plagerism.

Dear Paul, please. Save us the misery of grieving as we would a dog we were forced to have put-down. Merely tip your hat to your co-workers, say farewell to the airwaves and bid adieu. I'd rather remember you that way, than to know the rest of the story.

For Sale - The Sequel

Now I'm selling the other car. But whoa. I've had this one for five years though, so it's kind of like been a friend.

I know it's stupid to become attached in inanimate things, but I go everywhere in this car.

We've done so many roadtrips, and the odometer shows it. But, all good things must come to an end, so now I must move on.. sniffle.

I hope this reading finds you well.. and that you're up to something fun! It's still winter here, although - after just returning from Detroit - I remember how how fabulous our winters can be!

Drop me a line to say hello - especially if I haven't heard from you in a while.