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Yeah, sometimes being "crippled" ain't all bad...When I had my stroke a couple of yrs ago, I'd come up to women I didn't even know & say "Gimme a Hug ! I had a Stroke !"..Worked about every time...I played that one for a looooooong time, doity, doity bestidge that I am...
Wineslob: Your post brought up fond memories of Mendicino. Back in the early 80's, while living in San Jose, my wife and I would vacation there every spring. Neat little town and we stayed in a Victorian bed and breakfast.:thmbsp: Our last visit was probably in 1984.
I remember signs telling folks to not do just what you are doing..."Never turn your back on the ocean". :nono: Apparently large waves could come in without warning.
I made sure my daughter and wife knew that very, very well!
Where I'm standing Mendo is behind me, across the bay. We stayed in the Mendocino Campground. Great place, hot showers at no charge, and the rates were cheap! Highly recommended.:thmbsp:
Mark, you gotta remember, I'm a little funky with my balance since the accident. I gotta hold on somehow...
Sandy G said:
Yeah, sometimes being "crippled" ain't all bad...When I had my stroke a couple of yrs ago, I'd come up to women I didn't even know & say "Gimme a Hug ! I had a Stroke !"..Worked about every time...I played that one for a looooooong time, doity, doity bestidge that I am...
Its time for the not part under your name to be removed. Take a week off to think about what you have said and done. Come back and do it again and your done here.
This is me, drunkenly leaning on a lamppost at 3:00 AM, in Guadalajara, MX.
Apparently, when studying abroad, if you are in a group of students who can offer you to locals as a "rich, huge Mexican" (I'm actually an American Indian and decidedly not rich) so as to not get price-screwed like gringos, the tequila goes much further.