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Just one update tonight . . . Feeling bogged down by winter (I think this cartoon I found on some stationary captures that feeling)? Well, don’t despair, because spring is just around the corner (for most of us)! It’s now March! Yippee!
Here’s how the cartoon appears on the vintage stationary I found.
Isn’t that the truth on many fronts.
Have you ever gone wheelin and realized you never engaged the 4wd? Amazing.
Winter will end someday…..
Just think how bogged down we bikers feel. BTW, where can you get that stationary?
Gerald: I haven’t done that one (yet), but have done plenty of other dumb things 🙂
Mark: That stationary came with a box of military themed stationary. It’s called Crest-Craft’s MAIL BOX CARTOON STATIONARY. Maybe from the 80s? The box has a bar code on it, so it can’t be too old.