Time to head out for work. Got a busy day ahead and a trip to Alexandria tomorrow.
See y'all later.
Dr. Frankendiesel aka Scott Running BearSpace Mouse for president!15 year veteran fire fighterCollector of Apple //e'sRunning Bear EnterprisesHistory Channel Club life member.beatus homo qui invenit sapientiam
NESU wrote: PC:I wasn't trying to encroach on you with the models, but I see a way that I don't have to move them. Actually I wasn't going to move them, but give them to whoever wanted them. I would rather give them to someone that would appreciate them. If I see were someone in the CS is looking for something and I have it I will make them the same deal, and that I promise. I hope you understand and that there are no hard feelings toward me.
PC:I wasn't trying to encroach on you with the models, but I see a way that I don't have to move them. Actually I wasn't going to move them, but give them to whoever wanted them. I would rather give them to someone that would appreciate them. If I see were someone in the CS is looking for something and I have it I will make them the same deal, and that I promise. I hope you understand and that there are no hard feelings toward me.
No, No! No hard feelings at all! Go ahead and send them to him. Between the two of us we'll bury him in kits! It'll be a very Merry Christmas at Ryan's house this year!
Speaking of that......
Ryan, I sent you a "care package" this morning. You should get it in a few days, OK? Merry Christmas!
inch, I pray that Beck will do better. Not being able to breath can be one of the most scarry things a person can face. I pray that her lungs will fill with air and she'll be able to relax because she can breath right again.
Jeff, don't overdo it today. Have fun (I know that being able to work again is great and all) but don't hurt yourself. Pace yourself, OK? And we'll look for you tonight!
Train Master wrote:ready to go on out to school this morning, cant gaurante that i will like it though
-Dan
Builder of Bowser steam! Railimages Site
I'm here at the dental office while my gal is getting some work done. Figure it's a good time to say hi to everyone and post a few pics...
My latest carving from a cottonwood tree struck dead in a thunder storm. His name is Chief Bolting Light...
MAN!!!
I go and get busy for a couple of hours, I come back, and here I find the CS halfway down page two! What's up with that! You guys ought to be ashamed of yourselves!
Great pics Perry! I don't think I've ever seen three rail look so good!
Man, I'm hungry! Chloe, how about one of everything you have on the grill right now! And a Moxie! Thanks!
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grayfox1119 wrote:HEY PC!!!!!!!! You are supposed to be WORKING not on the internet at work, remember, Jeff, Mike , me and a few other guys SS paycheck depends upon all you "working" guys.........I don't want a pay cut, so get back to work...LOL
I spend most of my day on the phone. While I'm on the phone I can web surf. Not a big deal. I can multi-task. You'll still get your check. I wouldn't do you like that!
Hey Jeff! How goes it today? Did you make your first million today?
jeffrey-wimberly wrote:Nah! Just $6.50 an hour for 6 hours and 23 minutes today. Work continues on Monday. In the meantime, David and I are going to Alexandria tomorrow to raid the LHS. He's been looking forward to it all week and I'm not about to disappoint him.
YES! ALEXANDRIA HERE WE COME!
if jeff says its going to happen, its going to happen come he** or high water.
a kid couldnt have a better freind.
David Parks I am the terror that flaps in the night!
Hi Gang: This will be a quick drive by posting. The train meet is kind of slow. The only folks here so far are the locals and one out of towner. It used to be that we'ed have locos and folks in from all over the country. I guess we're getting old. The temp is 63 but there is a slight breeze that makes it feel cold. My son fired up the locomotive this morning and ran it around. He said it was steaming real good. I just didn't feel up to doing all the work that it takes. There is something to be said for the diesels. Just grab the starter rope and go. When you'er done turn it off and go home.
Well I'm going to get ready for supper at the track. Homemade beef stew and corn bread.Um, Um.
See you all later.
Paul W. Beverung wrote: Homemade beef stew and corn bread.Um, Um.
Homemade beef stew and corn bread.Um, Um.
Now thats what I'm talking about!
James, Brisbane Australia
Modelling AT&SF in the 90s
jeffrey-wimberly wrote:David: Cheer up, boy. At least your mother is a good cook. My younger sister can't cook to save her life. She could burn water!
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If one could roll back the hands of time... They would be waiting for the next train into the future. A. H. Francey 1921-2007
Fergie: Sorry to hear about your father's bad condition. I hope he gets through it and can enjoy some more good years. At least you are doing well. You're not getting started on a diesel kick are you?
Something I haven't told anybody for a long time is about how I almost didn't get through a serious time of my own. About 26 years ago I sustained a head injury in a car accident. I was in a coma for almost a week with a massive concussion and for the first few days they didn't know if I was going to make it or not. The body was OK but my brain was doing a section 8 and three times the first night I went into cardiac arrest. But I survived and am still kicking around today, thankful for every day I can get. I live every day like it's the last and enjoy life as much as I can. I travel when I can afford to and go where I please. My ultimate goal, if I can get enough money together for the trip there and back, is to ride the Orient Express from Paris to Istanbul. There's a special train for railfans that runs once a year. $5,000 one way. It's an awesome way to spend 7 days.
I don't think that will ever happen, but it's something to hope for.
Bill Tidler Jr.
Near a cornfield in Indiana...