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We have reserved site #38. We will be bringing the Taj Mahal rather than the Little Guy, but we will also be heading to the Pacific Northwest after the gathering. We hope to see you all next spring!

Dan and Laura will be in site 65. New knee should be in good working order by then.

Good, Dan, I was wondering how you were going.

Dan,

I'll race ya...

Rob

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prohandyman wrote:Dan and Laura will be in site 65. New knee should be in good working order by then.

Best of luck on the surgery. You won't have to walk far to get some medicated fluids. I'm in #64.

By May, you should be in good shape. Glad you are getting this over with so your life can go on without the "knee problem"

•Reservation #: 2-13872948
•Arrival Date: Thu May 15 2014
•Check-in: 2:00 pm
•State: Indiana
•Site, Loop: 033, TURKEY RUN ELECTRIC

Well at least I'm in the shade !

SITE # 33 :beer:

Bob, you gonna be sportin' that workman at the gathering?

Mark

For those of you unfamiliar workman is a brand of heavy duty industrial bicycles and trikes for factory transportation. I picked up one from Mark coming back from my mom's about 6 weeks ago. I liked it because like me its simple and heavy duty

In answer to your question Mark

OK OK I'm just kidding I havent had time to even think about the bike with trying to get a house over my head.

OK Bob you made me look.. But it didn't take me long to discover that is a much newer bike. You should probably clean some paint off below the belcrank to find the serial number. The forged forks on that bike tell me that the bike may be older than you may suspect.

Everybody has different tastes in wine so:

How about having a "REAL" wine tasting on Friday?

We could separate the Reds, Whites and Sweet wines and make up a score sheet for the judges.

You could "rate" the wine(s) on a 1 thru 4 scale (best to worst) and see which one fares the best.

The tasting could be limited to (4) wines of each flavor or color.

My wife and I did this at our "Dinner group" party with interesting results.

We also rated the wines on "price". That was even more interesting.

What are the general thoughts about this? Speak up and be heard.

I don't know how I found this but these are funny jokes. They might help pass the cold days ahead. (hope no one is offended)

Boudreaux
and Thibodeaux