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About Me
- Steve A
- I get grumpy once in a while. I do a little bike riding. It's the next best thing to skiing, but there's not a lot of that around NE Tarrant County.
4 comments:
You're too sensitive, Steve.
I didn't even NOTICE any of that stuff about blue arrows until right before this post, which says Doohickie's comment is off the mark. Sensitivity is not one of my strong suits. Maybe if I say "kumbaya" enough times, nobody will notice.
As for the wheel, when one overnaps and totally misses the LBS Sunday opening hours, the wheel DOES have to wait for those missing spokes. I got there at 6. They closed at 5.
And I completely forget mowing the lawn, but since the automatic lawn mowers are out of town, I must have done it since it DID get done...
How come you have it pointing down?
Chip needs to go out for a ride...
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