Scarlett in Portland? Land's sakes!
Apr 27th, 2005, 10:46 AM
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Patrick, you have my email address so when we are there and you are there, we will see if we can make plans
The Yankee has no idea that GTG plans are brewing, we will not tell him til the last minute, ok?
Patrick, you have my email address so when we are there and you are there, we will see if we can make plans
The Yankee has no idea that GTG plans are brewing, we will not tell him til the last minute, ok?
Apr 27th, 2005, 11:01 AM
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Well,
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If you are traveling via Ogden, which means you'll hang a right at 84 and
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miss a visit to me & marilyn in the Vineyards!
:-<
'ta well, guess me & MrR5 will
have to visit up
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If you are traveling via Ogden, which means you'll hang a right at 84 and
~weep~weep~
miss a visit to me & marilyn in the Vineyards!
:-<
'ta well, guess me & MrR5 will
have to visit up
N
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h
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Apr 27th, 2005, 11:14 AM
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one way or another .. we will visit!
Trisha, That is a Brilliant idea..he sits and looks straight at me every time I pick up a camera so it will be easy!
OK, that is what we will do.
A Trip Report complete with Gnome Pup.
mms- the cow will definitely be photographed from ALL angles LOL
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one way or another .. we will visit!
Trisha, That is a Brilliant idea..he sits and looks straight at me every time I pick up a camera so it will be easy!
OK, that is what we will do.
A Trip Report complete with Gnome Pup.
mms- the cow will definitely be photographed from ALL angles LOL
Apr 27th, 2005, 11:17 AM
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B'bum-
HEY!!! I resemble that remark!
Scarlett-
You are aware that Portland is overrun by packs of Yapping Pekingese from time to time?
And stay farrrrrr away from the R5s...they'll make you drink too much.
HEY!!! I resemble that remark!
Scarlett-
You are aware that Portland is overrun by packs of Yapping Pekingese from time to time?
And stay farrrrrr away from the R5s...they'll make you drink too much.
Apr 27th, 2005, 11:21 AM
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'scuse me...
just gotta get rid of that ad-
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just gotta get rid of that ad-
bye-byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeee
Apr 27th, 2005, 11:26 AM
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Kal, good advice, good thing I have a Big Yapping Poodle of my own
Thank you Razzle..that worked!
We will be needing all sorts of Road Trip advice, I seem to remember the last time I took this trip (East Coast-West Coast) I had this little barn with these little bitty animals and my parents and I all wore the same plaid shirts!
Thank you Razzle..that worked!
We will be needing all sorts of Road Trip advice, I seem to remember the last time I took this trip (East Coast-West Coast) I had this little barn with these little bitty animals and my parents and I all wore the same plaid shirts!
Apr 27th, 2005, 01:06 PM
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Well, welcome to Gawd's country, even if the standard greeting in parts of Portland is still "Nice Tooth."
Are you aware of Oregon's flirtation with the Confederacy? At the knee (not really) of an Assistant Professor of History (i.e., a pischer with a PhD) back in my days at the University of California at Eugene, I was told (and even if it's bogus it's too good not to perpetuate) that Oregon remained with the Union rather than join the Rebs by two votes, the result of 3 would-be Johnny Rs being hogtied in the attic of the State capitol at the time of the vote. State of Mainers in the northern part of Oregon, red clay pine loggers in the south. They still call parts of the southern part of the state (Rogue Valley, etc.) "Little Dixie" and vote that way too. Yee haw indeed.
Are you aware of Oregon's flirtation with the Confederacy? At the knee (not really) of an Assistant Professor of History (i.e., a pischer with a PhD) back in my days at the University of California at Eugene, I was told (and even if it's bogus it's too good not to perpetuate) that Oregon remained with the Union rather than join the Rebs by two votes, the result of 3 would-be Johnny Rs being hogtied in the attic of the State capitol at the time of the vote. State of Mainers in the northern part of Oregon, red clay pine loggers in the south. They still call parts of the southern part of the state (Rogue Valley, etc.) "Little Dixie" and vote that way too. Yee haw indeed.
Apr 27th, 2005, 01:51 PM
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Nice tooth? Where'd that come from?
As I recall those good ol' boys lived up some holler or other off Sandy Blvd, but it was hard to figger out where I was what with the old tires and the dawgs in the back of the pickup blockin' my view.
The old man (I think his name was longer than "Paw" but I never heard it) made some damn fine blackberry wine in the shed out back. Prob'ly other stuff too, but he didn't know us that well.
As I recall those good ol' boys lived up some holler or other off Sandy Blvd, but it was hard to figger out where I was what with the old tires and the dawgs in the back of the pickup blockin' my view.
The old man (I think his name was longer than "Paw" but I never heard it) made some damn fine blackberry wine in the shed out back. Prob'ly other stuff too, but he didn't know us that well.
Apr 27th, 2005, 01:58 PM
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LOL! Thanks mms and Gardyloo. Now it all makes sense... Sandy's the uther side of the tracks from where I lived. And mms, I can't remember the last time I was at the drive-in. It's still runnin' tho, isn't it?
Are you doing any sort of trip journal, Gardyloo?
Are you doing any sort of trip journal, Gardyloo?
Apr 27th, 2005, 02:31 PM
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Are you doing any sort of trip journal, Gardyloo?
If you mean regarding our now-in-progrss RTW, I posted a report over on flyertalk.com - be warned it's full of frequent flyer lingo and focuses on the frequent flyer in-flight food fetish fixation that is de rigueur at FT - LOL. Of course there's more about flying than being on the ground, but that too is expected.
I'll probably start posting excerpts here when the mood hits and I'm finally over what has been a record case of jetlag, now finally abating after 6 days.
Here's the FT link: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=425292
If you mean regarding our now-in-progrss RTW, I posted a report over on flyertalk.com - be warned it's full of frequent flyer lingo and focuses on the frequent flyer in-flight food fetish fixation that is de rigueur at FT - LOL. Of course there's more about flying than being on the ground, but that too is expected.
I'll probably start posting excerpts here when the mood hits and I'm finally over what has been a record case of jetlag, now finally abating after 6 days.
Here's the FT link: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=425292
