Let me be the first to wish everyone a Happy New Year!
dickr2
"dodge'em car" parade of amateurs, please be careful.
Dick in snowy and icy MN
Larry Sheldon
> If you absolutely have to go out driving and join the
> "dodge'em car" parade of amateurs, please be careful.
I have for years made it a practice hole-up for amateur night when ever
I could. (The truck companies I drove for forbade driving after
midnight New Years Eve.)
I might be talked into driving up to the mailbox, but that is it, I'm
done for the year.
I was supposed to have gone in to the vampire shop today, but had to go
into the same building to talk to the doctor Monday and had the good
sense to fast until then and got the blood-draw done then.
So when I got home my favorite BBQ house last night I was done for the year.
Happy New Year all.
>
> Dick in snowy and icy MN
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dickr2
> On 12/30/2009 7:15 PM, dickr2 wrote:
>
>> If you absolutely have to go out driving and join the
>> "dodge'em car" parade of amateurs, please be careful.
>
> I have for years made it a practice hole-up for amateur night when ever
> I could. (The truck companies I drove for forbade driving after
> midnight New Years Eve.)
>
> I might be talked into driving up to the mailbox, but that is it, I'm
> done for the year.
>
> I was supposed to have gone in to the vampire shop today, but had to go
> into the same building to talk to the doctor Monday and had the good
> sense to fast until then and got the blood-draw done then.
>
> So when I got home my favorite BBQ house last night I was done for the
> year.
Yup, I went out to the mailbox today and did a "Dave" back flop on the
driveway. My body is still intact, and I found my golf shoes in the
garage and brought them inside to warm up. Big project tomorrow is to
put on those golf shoes and go out to salt the driveway. Other than that,
we just "have" to stay at home, have lobster and bubbles, and look for my
Guy Lombardo tape. Maybe even watch the ball drop in Time's Square - did
you know that ball weighs 11,000 lbs.
Regardless, Happy New Yew Year!
Dick in MN
Jerry Avins
Happy happy. Instead of golf shoes:
http://www.amazon.com/Get-A-Grip-Advanced/dp/B0006IBV54/ref=pd_sim_hpc_2
Jerry
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"Jerry Avins" <j...@ieee.org> wrote in message
news:ZlU_m.13$pL...@newsfe25.iad...
.> Happy happy. Instead of golf shoes:
> http://www.amazon.com/Get-A-Grip-Advanced/dp/B0006IBV54/ref=pd_sim_hpc_2
>
> Jerry
What have they "Advanced" from......?
Dave Fouchey
wrote:
OUCH! I Feel Your Pain! Happy New Years to all. And please leave the
Back Flopping to those well experienced in it, with lots of extra
padding! <G>
As for going anywhere New Years Eve, not on a bet. have plenty of
adult libations and food and no need to go out and play dodge'm.
Dave Back Flop Fouchey
Cheryl Isaak
<dic...@frontier.com> wrote:
Staying home tonight. Might go spend New Year's Day visiting my aunt and
then going to a friend's house for a "New Year's Stitch"
Cheryl
Cheryl Isaak
<dic...@frontier.com> wrote:
I'm making either a curry or a Chicken and Basil Thai style dish for the
adults and mac and cheese from scratch for the kids.
Cheryl
bthache
for the evening (sad, considering it's our anniversary too) but hubby is
on call (Dave knows what that's like) for the weekend. We'll likely be
sleeping by midnight!
Tammie in Northern Ontario where we're about to dip into the deep freeze
again.
maryann kolb
I will probably be sound asleep when the new year starts. I try to
stay up for the ball drop but usually fall asleep on the couch and
wake up after it's all over.
Besides I always go birding on New Years Day and start my year list.
The first bird I see on New Years Eve is the Bird of the Year. Last
year was the Year of the Blue Jay which was very usual because most
years are the Year of the Cardinal.
They are hard to miss early on a gray winter morning.
Happy New Year to all and please stay safe.
Mary Ann
Barnwell, SC
Dave Fouchey
>Happy New Year from snowy Northern Ontario! We have absolutely no plans
>for the evening (sad, considering it's our anniversary too)
Happy Anniversary Tammie & Ben!
>but hubby is
>on call (Dave knows what that's like) for the weekend. We'll likely be
>sleeping by midnight!
All too well Tammie, all too well. I've been the only manager on call
since Christmas...;-)
>
>Tammie in Northern Ontario where we're about to dip into the deep freeze
>again.
Um Tammie could you close the freezer door please? I may have to put
on long pants!
Dave F.
bthache
Tammie in frigid Northern Ontario
Dave Fouchey
Yeah Tammie, but the water in the pots outside is FROZEN... I
mean this IS South Carolina after all..;-)
Dave
Lee
(in article <p36vj55ansed0idv7...@4ax.com>):
I just read somewhere that it is freezing cold in Orlando.
Lee
rarebirdyatverizondotnet
Park Ridge, NJ
Lee
(in article <tKqdnaYv8eZxhtzW...@giganews.com>):
I am getting old and forgetful.
I wanted to add my best wishes to all for a better and happier New Year and
at least one new bird sighting for each of us.
Happy New Year!