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Our microwave bit the dust last Tuesday… That is not a small thing. Between my wife and I, our daughter and her three children in the house, it is used nearly all day, every day. Needless to say, I was … Continue reading →

As we were heading from St. Louis into Kansas City Friday night, we called our youngest daughter to tell her where we were going to eat dinner. She asked us if we could bring some “Fire Kissed Wings” back to … Continue reading →

Last week, my wife received a call from one of her cousin’s in the St. Louis area that their mother had passed away. Even though we had made it a point to visit her on our trip back east last … Continue reading →

Well, we took off for our big “Back East” trip yesterday morning. We missed my desired departure time of 8:00 AM by just a little bit…We filled the car up with gas at 10:15. Since we were leaving late, I … Continue reading →

In my constant push to clean our stuff up and GET…RID…OF…ALL…THESE…BOXES (%#$@^&!), I had always planned to digitize our cassettes that are worth keeping. I had slowly been making progress off and on for the past few years by plugging … Continue reading →

Since I am going to hit the road and head back to Kansas City tomorrow, I thought I should see if Cakes has called the mechanic to check on the status of her car. She hadn’t… “Well, don’t you think … Continue reading →

Instead of heading back to Colorado from Kansas City, I decided to drive up to Rochester, Minnesota. Why??? Because a man had some very hard to find parts for my project car up there. Why didn’t I just have them shipped? … Continue reading →

Well, I met my daughter in Kansas City late last night. Before she hung we up the phone yesterday, she said, “Dad, I’m not really comfortable driving this car. I mean he’s not going to stop me but the mechanic is … Continue reading →

My youngest daughter, Cakes, called this morning. She is having car trouble. She had gone to a reputable auto repair shop in town, and they had already diagnosed the source of the problem and had narrowed it down to two … Continue reading →