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I spent yesterday sick in bed. That was good for watching some football, but no good for updates (nor did I check any email). There should be updates Tuesday morning.
Did you get the Balbesian Gonk from Rosemary?? Hope you are feeling better by tonight!
Colin,
I didn’t have it nearly as bad as Rosemary, just an upset stomach, so it’s not clear to me we had the same thing. I am much better this morning (evidenced by the fact I am answering emails). 🙂
– Dave
Ah heck, just jet lag. Eat some chicken soup and jello and next thing you know you’ll be eat’n rust off rusty for the iron. I plan on emailing you in a day or in regards to the bell housing. Power thru it and i was really entertained with your Mission Impossible: “Cruise” Control Sudden Upheavals.
Dave, You just got back from a vacation where you did everything but vacation! Now the doctor advises you to take a real vacation for 3-5 days so you can recover from your vacation! That is you need rest, followed by sports watching, meals served within viewing range of said sports watching, no ‘honey do’s’ for at least a week and working on your jeeps to be considered to be therapeutic and encouraged along with computer usage under your discretion! Glad you made it back and hopefully all had fun!
Mark
Mark: “vacations” are work for sure, but I found working out of the motorhome even more exhausting than our normal trips. It’s a bumpy, noisy ride. That, and the fact we didn’t shower for about five days, made the trip feel even longer. I much prefer our jeep-motel-short-hop trips to the motorhome.
Ann’s very good about giving me honey do’s. I had an ex-wife who tried to give me lists of what I was going to do that day. That didn’t work out well for her. My wife understands that I don’t like being told what to do, but am very willing to do things around the house (like the cooking). I guess Ann must have realized I was tired, because she’s planned meals for the next three nights. I told her that sounded great to me! Not having to cook … now that’s a vacation 🙂
– Dave