Before I finally headed home Sunday afternoon, I had a chance to visit with Dr. Doug for the first time in a very long time. ATV accidents at top of the conversation list. His brother Jon had a very nasty one just Saturday. He flipped over backwards and the vehicle landed on top of him. He was taken by ambulance to Alpine then airlifted to Lubbock with a broken nose and several broken ribs and so far has spent 2 days in ICU. 45,57,48,0,B
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Maybe the horse is the best ATV after all.
Glad you had some nice visits.
I see trouble under that blue tarp.
All I got to do to see some more is walk in the next room.
Gosh John - that is a great picture of you. You look Ten years younger than when Sam, Don, and I - last visited you! Probably because you have not been living in the sun so much - because of you little difficulty with that leg.
Dr. Doug? The famous Terlingua therapist? Good to hear you and his brother both surivived those 4-wheel broncos.
Doing the same thing over and over ..... okay, well, I guess everyone in the ATV conversation is aware of other transportation modes
Eugenics. The drug industry. I see on the news today that Marquette, MI and Sault Ste. Marie, MI has had the most snow so far in the U.S. That's where I stayed for so many years with my children. Even my adopted parents could not reach me there in the winter. That's where my former husband who I met at age 15 lured me before he left for Thailand. Make lemonade out of lemons. So I got my B.A. there. A beautiful, healthy place. A lot of snow. You see God has a plan and plans change.
I believe the good Dr. Doug did counseling on the Terllingua porch while sipping on or gulping a beer. Well that excludes me because my DNA tests show I cannot imbibe. Anyway my tests came out normal. 😄 Anyway he reminds me of my former husband who I was not supposed to have children with (by parents idea) or who's children were not supposed to have children (and did not). All kinds of ideas in this country and I cannot control people, places, or things anyway---only my decisions.
If you stay on the ATV for at least 8 seconds I believe you qualify for a Belt Buckle.
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