Well early tomorow morning I leave town and go here:
Can you tell what city this is?
Well early tomorow morning I leave town and go here:
Can you tell what city this is?
Well if you are here you know we got the site moved. Does anyone have any complaints left? I am going to try to make the photo galleries a bit better and start moving over some pictures and probably set up a link to the old page. I know I have beat this new site/old site conversation to death but now we are here and I want to make the site user freindly and you are the users.
So anyways…
What does this pic have to do with my post???
Read on I promise you won’t find out.
Well I move in 19 days so when it looked like rain last night I decided to get some packing done. Here is my pile of packed boxes so far.
So those of you who have already offered to help you better start training. I am thinking you will need to do some strength training and endurance to get all my stuff out of this house. I was excited to get calls over the weekend from Ben saying he could help move and from Matt saying he could help and I could have his blue couch. I know everyone says this but it’s surprising how much stuff I have packed into this house over the last few years.
Well Friday night was Peanuts 2nd official camp out and we tied it in with a visit to my Grandma’s Farm.
The farm was a lot of fun and Peanut kept very busy the whole time.
Well I came in early this morning and at 8 I will be working with a software guy to upgrade one of our systems.Â
Who’s car is this? Read on to find out and what we did to it last night.
http://www.woodtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=6623359
Man in wheelchair takes ride on semi’s grill
PAW PAW — The Michigan State Police Paw Paw Post and Van Buren County Central Dispatch began receiving strange reports of a man in a wheelchair being pushed by a semi truck on Wednesday afternoon.
As the truck was leaving a gas station, the 21-year-old man wheeled his chair in front the vehicle and the wheelchair became lodged by its handles in the front grill of the truck. The unwitting truck driver then proceeded to travel west on Red Arrow Highway at speeds of approximately 50 mph.
Police initially thought the report might have been a prank until they started receiving more reports of the situation.
The truck traveled for an estimated four miles unknowingly pushing the man in the wheelchair. The driver then pulled into the Ralph Moyle Trucking Company with wheelchair and occupant still attached. When troopers arrived, they discovered the man was unharmed and unfazed by the incident.
Police approached the driver and advised him of the man in the wheelchair. The driver did not believe them until he stepped out of the truck and saw the man still sitting in the chair.
The young man said it was quite a ride.
One trooper on the scene said it would be possible to work another 90 years in law enforcement and never see an incident such as this one.
Everybody said they are just glad no one was injured.
Well I left work a bit early yesterday and went home and started work on my boat.
As you know it has come a long way from these days.
I am posting on my cell phone because I am curiouse if it will work and because I got called in before 5am and the campus internet is really slow.