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@limr and @terri - how are you ladies?

We've missed ya, babe! Glad to see you. :)

Sorry about your back - and I am sending fervent wishes for a speedy recovery. Mine has been plaguing me on and off for the last couple of years - I'm better than I was a year ago, still not 100%. I stand most of the time when working, too. Take care of yourself! :icon_hug:

Looking forward to seeing your latest pics, whenever time permits to get them posted.
 
OK Charlie I don't really think that picture was supposed to be funny... but it was! Sorry it's not working, just stick a post-it on it... I can't help it, too many years working for a county agency! lol
 
Anyone familiar with that last one

No is that downtown?
No. It's outside the city. A double wide trailer with Christmas lights on it. Beer only. An interesting place. Fun. Unfortunately they allow smoking in there so we had to go after an hour.

Ok I see it, south Nashville close to 100 Oaks. You are a brave soul. Though I'll admit I was known to frequent a few out of the way places when I was younger. Business took me to Houston a lot where no trip was complete without a trip to the original Gilleys (before the movie) Pasadena. Did you have time for a show at the Ryman?
 
OK Charlie I don't really think that picture was supposed to be funny... but it was! Sorry it's not working, just stick a post-it on it... I can't help it, too many years working for a county agency! lol
Oh, it's funny. I almost LOL'ed when I saw it.
 
Glad you'r back, Sharon. I can relate to the back problems - mine's bothering me a bit now.
 
Buenas Dias Coffee Hosers. It was only a three day trip, but it felt like a week. Mary Lou's travel plan was to bit the graduation, then get home early beating the Memorial Day traffic. Coming home, leaving Sarah's Vineyard in Gilroy, we decided to drive over the mountains via the Pacheco Pass and drive down Interstate 5 through the Central Valley. Between Gilroy and the pass was absolutely horrible traffic. Other than that section of road, traffic was fine, as-expected ... even travelling across Los Angeles was actually pretty good and didn't hit any real traffic until downtown.

Gary is sipping his second cup of coffee, snacking on leftover car snacks of dried pineapple and Fig Newtons. The ball fields across the street are filled with teams, the algae bloom in the pond is under control and The Cook is ready for her walk.
 
Anyone familiar with that last one

No is that downtown?
No. It's outside the city. A double wide trailer with Christmas lights on it. Beer only. An interesting place. Fun. Unfortunately they allow smoking in there so we had to go after an hour.

Ok I see it, south Nashville close to 100 Oaks. You are a brave soul. Though I'll admit I was known to frequent a few out of the way places when I was younger. Business took me to Houston a lot where no trip was complete without a trip to the original Gilleys (before the movie) Pasadena. Did you have time for a show at the Ryman?

No Ryman. We saw Brad Paisley at the Grand Ole Opry. its a fun city.
 
I wish all of you a happy and safe Memorial Day weekend. I thank each and every person that has sacrificed on my behalf. And a special thanks to Sergeant Michael Bitz and Corporal Kemaphoom Chanawongse (pronounced Chon-ot-wa) You will never be forgotten brothers. Semper Fi!

Sgt Rice. Never forgotten by Eric Ingerson, on Flickr
 

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