The 50 Plus Cafe, Pub, All-Nite Greasy Spoon and Dive Bar
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Morning all. Quick catch up and then diving back into work. Lots to do, lots to do...
for the awake part
for the workout
Let the Annual Christmas Hazing begin (i.e. the 2-week ramp up to Christmas) 
Have a wonderful vacation!!
Fur Finders - immediately brought to mind episodes of Animal Control
Learned to drive on a Ford LTD - late 70s model
Learned to drive stick on a c. 1981 Ford Mustang
I've learned to live farther away from work than I can walk. For years I was that person b/c even when the buses didn't run I could walk the mile to work and be first in the office. Only plus was making a real pot of coffee.
Coworker who typically arrived first and "took control" of the coffee pot all day started making colored water after gallbladder surgery. I switched back to tea at that point. What she made was close enough to hot water for me. 
That's bold. Mother Nature isn't known for her like of other people telling her how to do her business
Enjoy your time away... and thanks for keeping us in the loop.
Yeah - deal breaker for me. Let's face it, my budget won't keep any business afloat, but I do talk with my wallet. And this is telling me to consider other options. Thankfully my upgrade still includes an SD Card.
I have yet to switch over to the new phone. Dreading it b/c it's never easy. Doesn't matter what the brochures say - it never goes according to plan.Good morning. After 4 hours I have transferred my old phone to my new iPhone. It was supposed to be easy and it was not. But it’s done. I also transferred to a new service. Let’s see how they do.
Sweet Dreams!! Love to see you here, but when we're on at the same time, I know I've either stayed up too late or gotten up way too early.Making me yawn! I better get to bed now! I'll catch you bunch later today!️
for the awake part for the workoutSure. I mean if you clear a path people will just randomly show up, right? Who needs that??
Let the Annual Christmas Hazing begin (i.e. the 2-week ramp up to Christmas) As it should be - perfect light saber material. Growing up is overrated.The boys and I still run around the house making light saber noises as we whack each other till the things fall apart. Some of us never grow up…
One last thing to do this morning then leave on the jet.
Have a wonderful vacation!!
TIA for the MP3 solution... and for your MZs. Such beautiful images you share.
The logo on the background car caught my eye
Fur Finders - immediately brought to mind episodes of Animal Control
First I purchased was a 1989 Pontiac Grand Am
Learned to drive on a Ford LTD - late 70s model
Learned to drive stick on a c. 1981 Ford Mustang
Not sure if solo in the office is a blessing or a curse?
I've learned to live farther away from work than I can walk. For years I was that person b/c even when the buses didn't run I could walk the mile to work and be first in the office.
Only plus was making a real pot of coffee.Coworker who typically arrived first and "took control" of the coffee pot all day started making colored water after gallbladder surgery. I switched back to tea at that point. What she made was close enough to hot water for me.
Yep - except my mom put the baby's plastic seat either lengthwise on the front seat or in the passenger footwell... because that was so much saferCar Seats Were Not Equipped With Any Straps To Keep Baby Seat On The Seat. Instead, These Seats Depended On The Mother Extending Her Arm To Prevent The Baby From Toppling Forward. 1958
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I don't remember where mom put me, probably in the trunk, because I was a bad kid...still amMorning all. Quick catch up and then diving back into work. Lots to do, lots to do...
That's bold. Mother Nature isn't known for her like of other people telling her how to do her business
Enjoy your time away... and thanks for keeping us in the loop.
Yeah - deal breaker for me. Let's face it, my budget won't keep any business afloat, but I do talk with my wallet. And this is telling me to consider other options. Thankfully my upgrade still includes an SD Card.
I have yet to switch over to the new phone. Dreading it b/c it's never easy. Doesn't matter what the brochures say - it never goes according to plan.
Sweet Dreams!! Love to see you here, but when we're on at the same time, I know I've either stayed up too late or gotten up way too early.
Sure. I mean if you clear a path people will just randomly show up, right? Who needs that??
As it should be - perfect light saber material. Growing up is overrated.
Have a wonderful vacation!!
TIA for the MP3 solution... and for your MZs. Such beautiful images you share.
The logo on the background car caught my eye
Fur Finders - immediately brought to mind episodes of Animal Control
First I purchased was a 1989 Pontiac Grand Am
Learned to drive on a Ford LTD - late 70s model
Learned to drive stick on a c. 1981 Ford Mustang
Not sure if solo in the office is a blessing or a curse?
I've learned to live farther away from work than I can walk. For years I was that person b/c even when the buses didn't run I could walk the mile to work and be first in the office.
Coworker who typically arrived first and "took control" of the coffee pot all day started making colored water after gallbladder surgery. I switched back to tea at that point. What she made was close enough to hot water for me.
Yep - except my mom put the baby's plastic seat either lengthwise on the front seat or in the passenger footwell... because that was so much safer
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That was my first car but not my favorite.1965 Chevy Bel Air. It was so big it required two tug boats to park. When I started it Harry Belafonte sat up from the back seat and sang the Banana Boat song
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I've been guilty of that, too.
Also, fond memories of being able to tumble over the seats from front to back to "way back" (i.e. third row of seats). Was so easy when little and limber.
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I was in the rumble seat of a station wagon with my feet hanging out the window. Or the bed of a truck sitting on a wheel well
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Well, someone sure is missing it...Let’s see if greylag and nipplecaresser member this three wheeled beaut: the Reliant Robin.
And of course, I am taking a page from L2s playbook to bring you an amusing video.
Advert seen while perusing today's news during my lunch break:
Because once wasn't enough? At least this one might be easier to right after they tip over???
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Three wheeled vehicles tend to tip to the inside of a corner. It's counterintuitive, but in a three wheeler you need to lean out on a corner. Completely opposite of what you would expect.Well, someone sure is missing it...
Advert seen while perusing today's news during my lunch break:
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Because once wasn't enough? At least this one might be easier to right after they tip over???
The above bike is probably less problematic than the old reliant. The front is narrow, so it CAN lean in without touching. Also the rear appears to have significant suspension travel, which will help.
I think it would be fun to drive something like either of them, tho. Probably more fun than these new daily commuter passenger cars. Our latest has a CVT, and it feels like a rubber band for a transmission!
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Maybe I'd like it if it were closer to an enclosed motorcycle trike?
This one feels like it would get squashed in a fender bender for sure. *splat*
I think a CVT would be irritating. Maybe b/c my father taught me to drive stick - and shifting based on RPM and the "feel".
