San Antonio
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> C. San Antonio is not Mexico City where one’s on the lookout for rogue > green & whites or extortionate cops.
Now I am worried. I was afraid of this, so I rented a car. I just found out that PeMex in Mexico City doesn’t take credit cards here. I am sure I paid by credit card in Cancun.
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> I want to thank all of you who reponded to my letter about travel to San > Antonio. Your input is invaluable to me and we will give it a try….I > suppose we will have to take a cab to and from the airport but that will > be the only time…. > Thanks again….I hope I can help some of you sometime…..Gigi
A. Don’t worry about the cabs in San Antonio. Your source is absolutely full of poop…. B. Why would you need a cab from the airport? Cheaper, as quick and in your case likely providing a greater feeling of security are the airport shuttle services, quite safe and dependable. C. San Antonio is not Mexico City where one’s on the lookout for rogue green & whites or extortionate cops. D. Relax… TMO
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the cops in SA are actually quite friendly… anecdote – talking to a group of cops about the Alamo "We’re private security for Alamo – we can shoot you inside the Alamo"…"We’re city cops – we can shoot you in the city"…"We’re County Sheriffs – we can shoot you in the city, the Alamo, and the county"… "I’m a state cop – I can shoot you anywhere in the state of Texas". (good humerous exchange – also there was a bit that Santa Ana might have won but there wasn’t enough room that day in the back of the pick-up to haul more Texans to Alamo to help defend…)
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I want to thank all of you who reponded to my letter about travel to San > Antonio. Your input is invaluable to me and we will give it a try….I > suppose we will have to take a cab to and from the airport but that will > be the only time…. > Thanks again….I hope I can help some of you sometime…..Gigi > A. Don’t worry about the cabs in San Antonio. Your source is absolutely > full of poop…. > B. Why would you need a cab from the airport? Cheaper, as quick and in > your case likely providing a greater feeling of security are the airport > shuttle services, quite safe and dependable. > C. San Antonio is not Mexico City where one’s on the lookout for rogue > green & whites or extortionate cops. > D. Relax… > TMO
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I want to thank all of you who reponded to my letter about travel to San Antonio. Your input is invaluable to me and we will give it a try….I suppose we will have to take a cab to and from the airport but that will be the only time…. Thanks again….I hope I can help some of you sometime…..Gigi Have a wonderful Time !!
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Thanks Ken. They were great. And since applauding probably hurt, I hope someone threw in a couple of whistles, and a foot stomp or two for all of us. Char
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Thanks for the update. Did your wife like the pics? Regards Hildagh London, England (born and raised in Belfast, N.Ireland) – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Got back from texas last night. What a great trip! You all (ya’ll) > would have been proud of Tina. I know I am. Right now she is basking > in the sun for a well deserved vacation. > It was great meeting folks from here and the chat room. Pretty cool to > meet real people behind the screen names. Up to now you were just words > on a screen. I highly recommend this to others if possible. I just > wish we could have spent more time with everyone. > Every one had cameras ‘cept us. My wife was worried about not being > able to get copies of the pics. Wrong! Honey, everyone in the world > will now see us since they will probably be posted on someone’s web site > soon. > The San Antonio Riverwalk is a great area of town. Wish our stupid city > had vision like that. The walk along the river with the cafes and music > at night was to be remembered. It should be even better when they turn > on the xmas lights hanging from the large trees along the river. The > visit to the Alamo was well worth it along with the IMAX film about the > Alamo. I am a little disappointed in that very few people had cowboys > hats or boots, and no cow pies to be seen. Damn city slickers! > Got to go soak my feet for awhile. The arthritis didn’t hurt me as bad > as getting blisters from all the walking. Time for new shoes!! > Dan
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>Nancy and I had a great time also Dan. It sure was nice to meet >everyone in person. I have posted some pictures of the event and I am >sure others will too! >the pictures are here: >http://www.roosterweb.com/gimps
Thanks so much for putting up the pics, Dan! And heartfelt congratulations to Tina/Krissy Jo! Well done, gal! Well deserved! Cheers, Kitt
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Nancy and I had a great time also Dan. It sure was nice to meet >everyone in person. I have posted some pictures of the event and I am >sure others will too! >the pictures are here: >http://www.roosterweb.com/gimps > Thanks so much for putting up the pics, Dan! And heartfelt > congratulations to Tina/Krissy Jo! Well done, gal! Well deserved! > Cheers, > Kitt
Wasn’t me Kitt, I did not have a camera!! Thanks go to Ken Akers for this go around. To Hildagh, my wife doesn’t use the computer so someday maybe if she is nice to me I’ll show her!! 
Dan
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Dan You are a bad, bad, boy. LOL and I will tell. (g) Regards Hildagh London, England (born and raised in Belfast, N.Ireland) – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> >Nancy and I had a great time also Dan. It sure was nice to meet > >everyone in person. I have posted some pictures of the event and I am > >sure others will too! > >the pictures are here: > >http://www.roosterweb.com/gimps > Thanks so much for putting up the pics, Dan! And heartfelt > congratulations to Tina/Krissy Jo! Well done, gal! Well deserved! > Cheers, > Kitt > Wasn’t me Kitt, I did not have a camera!! Thanks go to Ken Akers for > this go around. > To Hildagh, my wife doesn’t use the computer so someday maybe if she is > nice to me I’ll show her!! > Dan
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> Will write more later! The beach is calling!!!
Go ahead! Rub our noses in it!! I’m not jealous, No, not at all. :b Dan
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> Will write more later! The beach is calling!!! So that is why there’s been only one-fifth of the mail I am accustomed to. About 120 messages total Sunday – Thursday, and that’s what usually arrives each day. … I was denied life insurance. They said I had to GET A LIFE first. ___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12 — | WarpGate: Fire Chief 52:1000/211 | The WarpGate Network Internet Gateway El Cajon, CA.
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> > Will write more later! The beach is calling!!! > So that is why there’s been only one-fifth of the mail I am > accustomed to. About 120 messages total Sunday – Thursday, > and that’s what usually arrives each day.
Well Chief, I got more than twice that many. I dont think you are getting them all and dont ask me where they went because I sure dont know. Harv
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>I’m working on a summary of the weekend for ArthritisWebSite but you guys >will get the "uncut, uncensored" version….gotta write it quick before KJ >gets home and tries to "edit" it…<vbeg>
No editing from here Kimmy! I got a beach chair and a drink with an umbrella in it with my name on it! I want to thank everyone that came down to San Antonio. It was soo wonderful to have all the support!!!! Will write more later! The beach is calling!!! Keep Smilin’ ~Krissy Akron, Ohio Senior Editor http://www.arthritiswebsite.com
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Nancy and I had a great time also Dan. It sure was nice to meet everyone in person. I have posted some pictures of the event and I am sure others will too! the pictures are here: http://www.roosterweb.com/gimps – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Got back from texas last night. What a great trip! You all (ya’ll) >would have been proud of Tina. I know I am. Right now she is basking >in the sun for a well deserved vacation. >It was great meeting folks from here and the chat room. Pretty cool to >meet real people behind the screen names. Up to now you were just words >on a screen. I highly recommend this to others if possible. I just >wish we could have spent more time with everyone. >Every one had cameras ‘cept us. My wife was worried about not being >able to get copies of the pics. Wrong! Honey, everyone in the world >will now see us since they will probably be posted on someone’s web site >soon. >The San Antonio Riverwalk is a great area of town. Wish our stupid city >had vision like that. The walk along the river with the cafes and music >at night was to be remembered. It should be even better when they turn >on the xmas lights hanging from the large trees along the river. The >visit to the Alamo was well worth it along with the IMAX film about the >Alamo. I am a little disappointed in that very few people had cowboys >hats or boots, and no cow pies to be seen. Damn city slickers! >Got to go soak my feet for awhile. The arthritis didn’t hurt me as bad >as getting blisters from all the walking. Time for new shoes!! >Dan
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Got back from texas last night. What a great trip! You all (ya’ll) would have been proud of Tina. I know I am. Right now she is basking in the sun for a well deserved vacation. It was great meeting folks from here and the chat room. Pretty cool to meet real people behind the screen names. Up to now you were just words on a screen. I highly recommend this to others if possible. I just wish we could have spent more time with everyone. Every one had cameras ‘cept us. My wife was worried about not being able to get copies of the pics. Wrong! Honey, everyone in the world will now see us since they will probably be posted on someone’s web site soon. The San Antonio Riverwalk is a great area of town. Wish our stupid city had vision like that. The walk along the river with the cafes and music at night was to be remembered. It should be even better when they turn on the xmas lights hanging from the large trees along the river. The visit to the Alamo was well worth it along with the IMAX film about the Alamo. I am a little disappointed in that very few people had cowboys hats or boots, and no cow pies to be seen. Damn city slickers! Got to go soak my feet for awhile. The arthritis didn’t hurt me as bad as getting blisters from all the walking. Time for new shoes!! Dan
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>Got back from texas last night. What a great trip!
Sounds like you had a good time. I can’t wait to see the pictures. Sarah L "If it’s got tires or testicles you’re going to have trouble with it!"
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Glad you had a good time, Dan. I had a good time too and was very proud of Krissy as she said her speech so well. The Arth.Foundation program was really well done and lasted for two and a half hours. The only problem I had with it was that it started at 8:00am(there could not be anyone with inflamitory arthritis up for meetings at that time of the morning). LOL There was a young boy with JRA that closed the show with a speech about being a young boy that has to live with JRA. Everyone stood and raised the roof for several minutes as he left the stage. Yes, Krissy and her husband and family are headed for Aruba for a well deserved vacation. He told me that was some sand down there on the beach that was reserved for his rear end and he planned on keeping it filled as best he could. Sounds like a plan to me. LOL Harv Houston,Tx – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Got back from texas last night. What a great trip! You all (ya’ll) > would have been proud of Tina. I know I am. Right now she is basking > in the sun for a well deserved vacation. > It was great meeting folks from here and the chat room. Pretty cool to > meet real people behind the screen names. Up to now you were just words > on a screen. I highly recommend this to others if possible. I just > wish we could have spent more time with everyone. > Every one had cameras ‘cept us. My wife was worried about not being > able to get copies of the pics. Wrong! Honey, everyone in the world > will now see us since they will probably be posted on someone’s web site > soon. > The San Antonio Riverwalk is a great area of town. Wish our stupid city > had vision like that. The walk along the river with the cafes and music > at night was to be remembered. It should be even better when they turn > on the xmas lights hanging from the large trees along the river. The > visit to the Alamo was well worth it along with the IMAX film about the > Alamo. I am a little disappointed in that very few people had cowboys > hats or boots, and no cow pies to be seen. Damn city slickers! > Got to go soak my feet for awhile. The arthritis didn’t hurt me as bad > as getting blisters from all the walking. Time for new shoes!! > Dan
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> Dan, > Tell Cherry not to worry about being able to see the pictures because we’re > going to put them ALL up!
My eyes are still hurting from all the flashes! BTW it’s Cheri, not Cherry. > I can’t tell you guys how much fun this trip was. We had a group of people > that just seemed to "click" from the get go. > I’m working on a summary of the weekend for ArthritisWebSite but you guys > will get the "uncut, uncensored" version….gotta write it quick before KJ > gets home and tries to "edit" it…<vbeg>
Don’t forget the car chase story! Dan
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Dan, Tell Cherry not to worry about being able to see the pictures because we’re going to put them ALL up! I can’t tell you guys how much fun this trip was. We had a group of people that just seemed to "click" from the get go. I’m working on a summary of the weekend for ArthritisWebSite but you guys will get the "uncut, uncensored" version….gotta write it quick before KJ gets home and tries to "edit" it…<vbeg> ~Kimmy – who will get to work just as soon as her ears stop ringing from the plane ride… "if you think no one cares if you’re alive, try missing a couple car payments…" http://fadedjeans.com Right below KJ on the Editorial Board at: http://www.arthritiswebsite.com
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Got back from texas last night. What a great trip! You all (ya’ll) > would have been proud of Tina. I know I am. Right now she is basking > in the sun for a well deserved vacation. > It was great meeting folks from here and the chat room. Pretty cool to > meet real people behind the screen names. Up to now you were just words > on a screen. I highly recommend this to others if possible. I just > wish we could have spent more time with everyone. > Every one had cameras ‘cept us. My wife was worried about not being > able to get copies of the pics. Wrong! Honey, everyone in the world > will now see us since they will probably be posted on someone’s web site > soon. > The San Antonio Riverwalk is a great area of town. Wish our stupid city > had vision like that. The walk along the river with the cafes and music > at night was to be remembered. It should be even better when they turn > on the xmas lights hanging from the large trees along the river. The > visit to the Alamo was well worth it along with the IMAX film about the > Alamo. I am a little disappointed in that very few people had cowboys > hats or boots, and no cow pies to be seen. Damn city slickers! > Got to go soak my feet for awhile. The arthritis didn’t hurt me as bad > as getting blisters from all the walking. Time for new shoes!! > Dan
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Thanks Ken. They were great. And since applauding probably hurt, I hope someone threw in a couple of whistles, and a foot stomp or two for all of us. Char
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Thanks for the update. Did your wife like the pics? Regards Hildagh London, England (born and raised in Belfast, N.Ireland) – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Got back from texas last night. What a great trip! You all (ya’ll) > would have been proud of Tina. I know I am. Right now she is basking > in the sun for a well deserved vacation. > It was great meeting folks from here and the chat room. Pretty cool to > meet real people behind the screen names. Up to now you were just words > on a screen. I highly recommend this to others if possible. I just > wish we could have spent more time with everyone. > Every one had cameras ‘cept us. My wife was worried about not being > able to get copies of the pics. Wrong! Honey, everyone in the world > will now see us since they will probably be posted on someone’s web site > soon. > The San Antonio Riverwalk is a great area of town. Wish our stupid city > had vision like that. The walk along the river with the cafes and music > at night was to be remembered. It should be even better when they turn > on the xmas lights hanging from the large trees along the river. The > visit to the Alamo was well worth it along with the IMAX film about the > Alamo. I am a little disappointed in that very few people had cowboys > hats or boots, and no cow pies to be seen. Damn city slickers! > Got to go soak my feet for awhile. The arthritis didn’t hurt me as bad > as getting blisters from all the walking. Time for new shoes!! > Dan
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>Nancy and I had a great time also Dan. It sure was nice to meet >everyone in person. I have posted some pictures of the event and I am >sure others will too! >the pictures are here: >http://www.roosterweb.com/gimps
Thanks so much for putting up the pics, Dan! And heartfelt congratulations to Tina/Krissy Jo! Well done, gal! Well deserved! Cheers, Kitt
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Nancy and I had a great time also Dan. It sure was nice to meet >everyone in person. I have posted some pictures of the event and I am >sure others will too! >the pictures are here: >http://www.roosterweb.com/gimps > Thanks so much for putting up the pics, Dan! And heartfelt > congratulations to Tina/Krissy Jo! Well done, gal! Well deserved! > Cheers, > Kitt
Wasn’t me Kitt, I did not have a camera!! Thanks go to Ken Akers for this go around. To Hildagh, my wife doesn’t use the computer so someday maybe if she is nice to me I’ll show her!! Dan
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Dan You are a bad, bad, boy. LOL and I will tell. (g) Regards Hildagh London, England (born and raised in Belfast, N.Ireland) – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> >Nancy and I had a great time also Dan. It sure was nice to meet > >everyone in person. I have posted some pictures of the event and I am > >sure others will too! > >the pictures are here: > >http://www.roosterweb.com/gimps > Thanks so much for putting up the pics, Dan! And heartfelt > congratulations to Tina/Krissy Jo! Well done, gal! Well deserved! > Cheers, > Kitt > Wasn’t me Kitt, I did not have a camera!! Thanks go to Ken Akers for > this go around. > To Hildagh, my wife doesn’t use the computer so someday maybe if she is > nice to me I’ll show her!! > Dan
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> Will write more later! The beach is calling!!!
Go ahead! Rub our noses in it!! I’m not jealous, No, not at all. :b Dan
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> Will write more later! The beach is calling!!! So that is why there’s been only one-fifth of the mail I am accustomed to. About 120 messages total Sunday – Thursday, and that’s what usually arrives each day. … I was denied life insurance. They said I had to GET A LIFE first. ___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12 — | WarpGate: Fire Chief 52:1000/211 | The WarpGate Network Internet Gateway El Cajon, CA.
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> > Will write more later! The beach is calling!!! > So that is why there’s been only one-fifth of the mail I am > accustomed to. About 120 messages total Sunday – Thursday, > and that’s what usually arrives each day.
Well Chief, I got more than twice that many. I dont think you are getting them all and dont ask me where they went because I sure dont know. Harv
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>I’m working on a summary of the weekend for ArthritisWebSite but you guys >will get the "uncut, uncensored" version….gotta write it quick before KJ >gets home and tries to "edit" it…<vbeg>
No editing from here Kimmy! I got a beach chair and a drink with an umbrella in it with my name on it! I want to thank everyone that came down to San Antonio. It was soo wonderful to have all the support!!!! Will write more later! The beach is calling!!! Keep Smilin’ ~Krissy Akron, Ohio Senior Editor http://www.arthritiswebsite.com
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Nancy and I had a great time also Dan. It sure was nice to meet everyone in person. I have posted some pictures of the event and I am sure others will too! the pictures are here: http://www.roosterweb.com/gimps – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Got back from texas last night. What a great trip! You all (ya’ll) >would have been proud of Tina. I know I am. Right now she is basking >in the sun for a well deserved vacation. >It was great meeting folks from here and the chat room. Pretty cool to >meet real people behind the screen names. Up to now you were just words >on a screen. I highly recommend this to others if possible. I just >wish we could have spent more time with everyone. >Every one had cameras ‘cept us. My wife was worried about not being >able to get copies of the pics. Wrong! Honey, everyone in the world >will now see us since they will probably be posted on someone’s web site >soon. >The San Antonio Riverwalk is a great area of town. Wish our stupid city >had vision like that. The walk along the river with the cafes and music >at night was to be remembered. It should be even better when they turn >on the xmas lights hanging from the large trees along the river. The >visit to the Alamo was well worth it along with the IMAX film about the >Alamo. I am a little disappointed in that very few people had cowboys >hats or boots, and no cow pies to be seen. Damn city slickers! >Got to go soak my feet for awhile. The arthritis didn’t hurt me as bad >as getting blisters from all the walking. Time for new shoes!! >Dan
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Got back from texas last night. What a great trip! You all (ya’ll) would have been proud of Tina. I know I am. Right now she is basking in the sun for a well deserved vacation. It was great meeting folks from here and the chat room. Pretty cool to meet real people behind the screen names. Up to now you were just words on a screen. I highly recommend this to others if possible. I just wish we could have spent more time with everyone. Every one had cameras ‘cept us. My wife was worried about not being able to get copies of the pics. Wrong! Honey, everyone in the world will now see us since they will probably be posted on someone’s web site soon. The San Antonio Riverwalk is a great area of town. Wish our stupid city had vision like that. The walk along the river with the cafes and music at night was to be remembered. It should be even better when they turn on the xmas lights hanging from the large trees along the river. The visit to the Alamo was well worth it along with the IMAX film about the Alamo. I am a little disappointed in that very few people had cowboys hats or boots, and no cow pies to be seen. Damn city slickers! Got to go soak my feet for awhile. The arthritis didn’t hurt me as bad as getting blisters from all the walking. Time for new shoes!! Dan
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>Got back from texas last night. What a great trip!
Sounds like you had a good time. I can’t wait to see the pictures. Sarah L "If it’s got tires or testicles you’re going to have trouble with it!"
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Glad you had a good time, Dan. I had a good time too and was very proud of Krissy as she said her speech so well. The Arth.Foundation program was really well done and lasted for two and a half hours. The only problem I had with it was that it started at 8:00am(there could not be anyone with inflamitory arthritis up for meetings at that time of the morning). LOL There was a young boy with JRA that closed the show with a speech about being a young boy that has to live with JRA. Everyone stood and raised the roof for several minutes as he left the stage. Yes, Krissy and her husband and family are headed for Aruba for a well deserved vacation. He told me that was some sand down there on the beach that was reserved for his rear end and he planned on keeping it filled as best he could. Sounds like a plan to me. LOL Harv Houston,Tx – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Got back from texas last night. What a great trip! You all (ya’ll) > would have been proud of Tina. I know I am. Right now she is basking > in the sun for a well deserved vacation. > It was great meeting folks from here and the chat room. Pretty cool to > meet real people behind the screen names. Up to now you were just words > on a screen. I highly recommend this to others if possible. I just > wish we could have spent more time with everyone. > Every one had cameras ‘cept us. My wife was worried about not being > able to get copies of the pics. Wrong! Honey, everyone in the world > will now see us since they will probably be posted on someone’s web site > soon. > The San Antonio Riverwalk is a great area of town. Wish our stupid city > had vision like that. The walk along the river with the cafes and music > at night was to be remembered. It should be even better when they turn > on the xmas lights hanging from the large trees along the river. The > visit to the Alamo was well worth it along with the IMAX film about the > Alamo. I am a little disappointed in that very few people had cowboys > hats or boots, and no cow pies to be seen. Damn city slickers! > Got to go soak my feet for awhile. The arthritis didn’t hurt me as bad > as getting blisters from all the walking. Time for new shoes!! > Dan
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> Dan, > Tell Cherry not to worry about being able to see the pictures because we’re > going to put them ALL up!
My eyes are still hurting from all the flashes! BTW it’s Cheri, not Cherry. > I can’t tell you guys how much fun this trip was. We had a group of people > that just seemed to "click" from the get go. > I’m working on a summary of the weekend for ArthritisWebSite but you guys > will get the "uncut, uncensored" version….gotta write it quick before KJ > gets home and tries to "edit" it…<vbeg>
Don’t forget the car chase story! Dan
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Dan, Tell Cherry not to worry about being able to see the pictures because we’re going to put them ALL up! I can’t tell you guys how much fun this trip was. We had a group of people that just seemed to "click" from the get go. I’m working on a summary of the weekend for ArthritisWebSite but you guys will get the "uncut, uncensored" version….gotta write it quick before KJ gets home and tries to "edit" it…<vbeg> ~Kimmy – who will get to work just as soon as her ears stop ringing from the plane ride… "if you think no one cares if you’re alive, try missing a couple car payments…" http://fadedjeans.com Right below KJ on the Editorial Board at: http://www.arthritiswebsite.com
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Got back from texas last night. What a great trip! You all (ya’ll) > would have been proud of Tina. I know I am. Right now she is basking > in the sun for a well deserved vacation. > It was great meeting folks from here and the chat room. Pretty cool to > meet real people behind the screen names. Up to now you were just words > on a screen. I highly recommend this to others if possible. I just > wish we could have spent more time with everyone. > Every one had cameras ‘cept us. My wife was worried about not being > able to get copies of the pics. Wrong! Honey, everyone in the world > will now see us since they will probably be posted on someone’s web site > soon. > The San Antonio Riverwalk is a great area of town. Wish our stupid city > had vision like that. The walk along the river with the cafes and music > at night was to be remembered. It should be even better when they turn > on the xmas lights hanging from the large trees along the river. The > visit to the Alamo was well worth it along with the IMAX film about the > Alamo. I am a little disappointed in that very few people had cowboys > hats or boots, and no cow pies to be seen. Damn city slickers! > Got to go soak my feet for awhile. The arthritis didn’t hurt me as bad > as getting blisters from all the walking. Time for new shoes!! > Dan
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