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"Wayne.B" wrote in message ... On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 07:06:37 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote: One more trip to Florida starting the end of this week. Gonna close on the house and tow the Scout back north. ================================== Weather and boating are pretty nice here this time of year. Sorry to see you go. Several of our neighbors have come down with "hurricane fever" and are talking about moving to the Carolinas. Out of the frying pan into the fire in my opinion. The hurricanes, although a pain, where a minor factor in our decision. I love the winter weather in south Florida and will miss it big time. The primary reasons are elderly parents up north who need more and more attention, grandkids that are growing up too fast and Mrs. E's nest that happens to include two, 1000 lb hayburners. We also learned that living in a fairly exclusive gated community was not our style and will never do that again. Too many "clicks" and busybodies. We both like our privacy and independence. BTW - Although advised to be careful, I decided to leave the Navigator wet this winter. Kinda looking forward to sitting in a blizzard watching the snow fly from the lower helm. Mrs. E's GB is all tucked away for the winter - she arranged indoor storage, of course. Eisboch |
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On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 14:51:35 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:
Mrs. E's GB is all tucked away for the winter - she arranged indoor storage, of course. ======================================== Good idea with the GB what with all of that varnished woodwork. Mine needs a new top coat after only 7 months (and that was mostly up north). :-( There's an impressive statistic for you: 1,000 lbs per horse power... Not likely to reach planing speed. |
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"jps" wrote in message ... In article , says... We also learned that living in a fairly exclusive gated community was not our style and will never do that again. Too many "clicks" and busybodies. We both like our privacy and independence. Cliques. Good for you. I used to work with a very smart man, famous for his sense and a lot more. One day I asked him why my friends who used to have trouble with drugs were now discovering Jesus. He said, "Let me put it to you this way jps, people need somethin' to do." Yup. You and the Mrs. need to do somethin' other than what those who inhabit gated communities regularly do. Between gossiping and shopping they seem plenty busy. jps Had to laugh at myself. "Clicks". Shows I never took english classes too seriously. Mrs.E and I have plenty to do, that's for sure. We just don't want to do it "there". Anyone that says retirement is boring isn't really retired. Eisboch (back to the endless projects) |
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