I used to ride to work OC when I lived in Boston. Where I live now is too far away from work to ride in. Riding is better here- much less traffic. Hope you can get on that ATV soon.
How fun! I have always been curious about motorcycles. Perhaps one day I will take a few lessons and buy one myself.....just for fun. It will drive Lyn crazy but it will be fun! LOL
It looks just fine to me! Cute clip there! The sound effects were the best!
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When do we ride? Mrs. Moto and I are ready!!
Anonymous said…
very nice...a good way to explore and meet people...hint go to ace hardware and you can get a little solar battery charger that trickles the battery all the time
Thanks Rubye Jean! Next time I will try to shoot higher.
Mr. Moto - I will be ready on May 5th. Are you two taking that day off?
Hey Robert - Thanks for the tip. I didn't know they made solar battery chargers.
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No, Mrs. Moto is working but I have the day off!! If we are not too wiped from the cruise, I would love to ride with y'all. Maybe Maine and get some lobsta' it's only a few hundred miles!
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Ooh! I want one. That looks like a lot of fun. The bike is nice, too. (Just kidding. I couldn't help myself :o)
Up until last night, I thought I had tried everything. Dishwashing soap, dental floss, olive oil, two different kinds of hand lotion, ice, and Windex. I was just about to give up. However, my friends McMeaty and McCheesy were not. First came the WD-40 and lots of tugging. Standing over the kitchen sink, McMeaty gave it his all. Unfortunately the WD-40 not only lubed up my finger but his entire hand as well. No go there. Next came the dental floss. But the hand cream I had put on after the WD-40 only made the floss slip right off my finger without moving the ring. At this point, I had been sitting on the couch with my arm elevated for about ten minutes or so. This made the swelling go down quite a bit (thank you Chewy ). McMeaty was confident between the hand lotion and the reduction in swelling that another few pulls and twists would work. I sat on the couch, arm still elevated, while he patiently moved the ring up to my knuckle. Then wth a few more twists, turns, and tugging, the rin
A while back I did a post about super-gluing a Mickey Mouse figurine to my middle finger. This time I have somehow gotten a ring stuck on the same finger. And I can't get it off. I put the ring on yesterday afternoon. I knew I was going to have trouble as soon as I shoved it past my knuckle. My finger is starting to get a little sore from all the tugging and possibly a little swollen, which is obviously not helping matters. Doesn't the Universe realize I can't possibly drive to work in Boston without complete and total use of this finger? It is as necessary for the commute as is a tank of gas. How will I convey my true feelings to the "left hand turn from the right lane" folks I encounter every day? I cannot be mute for my commute! Anyway, if anyone has any suggestions on how to remove the ring 1) without removing my finger and 2) while keeping the ring intact I would greatly appreciate it.
In my twenties, my then girlfriend and I used to think it was a riot to take pictures of ourselves doing really stupid things. Giving ourselves weird hairstyles, wearing goofy clothes, or putting things in our teeth really made us laugh. I found these pictures today. They were taken about twenty years ago in Boston. This one is particularly lovely, bra on the outside of my clothes,hair all twisted on top of my head, raisin in my teeth. And yes, I believe I am wearing a towel for pants. This one of me reminds me of a British rock star who says no, no, no to rehab (sorry Amy). Again, a beautiful sight to behold. And lastly, my ex, she who shall not be named. I have cropped out the top of her head because I think she would sue me if she saw I put her picture up here without her permission. She is the one who started all of this raisin in the teeth foolishness and this post would not be complete without her picture.
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Cute clip there! The sound effects were the best!
HN and BN - I think you two should get some bikes so we can all go for a ride.
Hey Rita - they are a lot of fun. Maybe you could covince Lyn to hop on the back :).
I didn't try riding till my mid-30's LesLife. Took a break for a few years and started up again. Maine must have some beautiful places to ride.
Mr. Moto - I will be ready on May 5th. Are you two taking that day off?
Hey Robert - Thanks for the tip. I didn't know they made solar battery chargers.