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23 comments:
It's good to see you are doing well. I hope everything heals well. Happy New Year. Are you going to make any noise tonight?
I saw how you get around on that wheelchair thingamajig. You do pretty well ramp or no ramp. But that said the person who built it for you did a very good job.
Happy New Year John and everyone. I enjoyed reading your blogs this year. TY. The fireworks and bangs and pops are going off where I live on a lake outside San Antonio. 250,000 people are expected in Hemisfair downtown San Antonio tonight. The roads might be iced here so I am going to forego the private dance and celebrate with the t.v. My daughter was a security volunteer at a mall with bands tonight and is celebrating the fireworks etc. by the Potomac outside D.C.
Glad you are doing Well John. Hope you heal fast. I think we all we concerned for your well being when you got hurt. Hope you have a great New Years resting and enjoying the peace and quiet. It is loud and getting crazy here in San Antonio. Fire works all over the place and loud music from the parties on almost every block LOL
LOL Clarence- enjoy it for me in San Antonio.
Oops, how do I do that - and I wonder why I have what looks like a garbage can by the time posted. I have to admit I am not that computer savvy. My interest in that was 1/2 of 1% on a scale of 100 but I am awe struck with this new technology.
The garbage can allows you to delete your own comment.
Welcome home, Happy new year!
Nice ramp & a Happy New Year!
What great friends and neighbors you have. That means that you yourself are a great friend and neighbor. Hope you heal fast and have a great New Year.
…wasn't Ada, Alma Ramps sister? - from over Ojinaga way… anyhoo, any mobility assist is greatly appreciated I'm sure and it all looks functional - may want to add another, lower blocking 2x4 in case you exit at speed… have you kissed and made up with the errant ATV yet?
Unbelievable 2016 is here already - where does the time go?
Dec. 31 - apropos
Happy New Year & leg, Mister Wells.
Happy New Year, John! I look forward to more posts this new year.
You certainly have friends indeed. Thanks for assisting John, Just Me :)
All good wishes for 2015
looks like its been kind of cold there
Handy friends are a great asset. Hope 2015 doesn't present a greater need for them however ;) Best of luck healing up and it was a pleasure meeting you recently, as well as Ben and Bud! My girls will have a unique show and tell for school next week :)
Yeah, I was noticing that sky also. Looks pretty cool out your way. In the 40s here in Houston. Stay warm my dear.
Been keeping up with your blog and twitter and youtube and facebook,hope your leg gets better soon.Hope the New Year treats you well.
I might say "Break a Leg" but it seems you already did that in spades, so I will echo Happy New Year / Feliz Año Nuevo / Ein Glückliches Neues Jahr.
I noticed what Remmij wrote. You know when I lived in Alaska many years ago it was like a planned attack against some people with them using 3-wheelers and ATV's. There were a lot of deaths and accidents. I think that sticking with a truck or other vehicle might be better in the long run. They go by my house here on the ATV's piled up with people maybe drinking or drugging laughing and raucous and waving around and yelling. I guess it shows status. We have arrived. We are on an ATV.
Well, I can't talk anyway because I have to settle an auto accident for the next while because of debris in the road from construction, etc. (not my fault).
@Margery Bills - appears it was almost exactly a year ago that the quad came to visit from the PMC…
PMC
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John - how about a current portrait of the 4wheel, fire breathing bronc…? much/any damage to the lil beast?
were you sporting a noggin nest at the time of the incident?
Also, in regard to the ambulatory porch, where did the hen houses get relocated to? Seem to recall that was prime real estate for them… and the Donk Crew even came up on the porch occasionally.
btw, How does one prove one is not a roobutt?
…checked "I'm not not a robot" — seemed acceptable.
captcha - must be a robot… or cybernetic organism - P/N 9V-Alkaline, T-800 Model 101 - "Maria, where are my Cubans?"
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