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I'm still here.

Well, not here. But someplace?

Been busy with cruise-ins and car shows.

Had to get the '06 Monte out yesterday for the upcoming trip to Michigan this weekend. So once again I won't be on for a few days.

It's my g'f/s parents 50th wedding anniversary and she's making me go. (I'd rather stay home and go to a car show. hahahahaha)

Plus I've got friends from TN coming in this weekend to spend time with me but.......... I won't be home. (oops)

You know, now that I think of it, it is kind of strange. My g/f is 51 and her parents 50th anniversary is this weekend? Something doesn't add up here?????????????


PS. She'd kill me if she found out I told anyone she's 51 years old cause she's not. She hasn't hit 40 yet.

 

 

Hi Space,

Yep, we've had some rain.

We were suppose to get more yesterday but for some reason after a morning shower, yesterday turned ut to be a beautiful day. Like today is.

Thanks for thinking of me.

 

 

lol...sorry i was off for the day lol

family thing...wasn't near a computer all day, but i'm back now...