 | GOOD MORNING EVERYONE!  But do we have to go home to this??? |
Joan and I are looking at our last week in Florida. We start for home on Sunday morning April 29th. We should be "skating" into Minnesota sometime on Monday the 30th. OK "skating" might be a bit extreme but you guys know better than I what the conditions are up there! Just look at Sharon's post on PICTURESQUE! . . . feeding deer in the middle of a blizzard on April 18???? What the heck! You are ALL correct . . . we should just stay down here. JL offered to put us up in his garage for a couple of weeks if we wanted to stay. If that garage had heating and air conditioning I might have taken him up on it. Thanks Jerry, that was a kind offer!
OK! now down to today's business.
Turntable . . . "Oh Boy!" Fifties at it's best!! flipSide . . . Johnny Cash mixes it up behind bars. Oh, and thank you Dick for your contribution! PICTURESQUE! Sharon shares with us a picture very near and dear to her heart! Thanks Sharon, you're doing a great job! Finally, Sharon returns in The Club PUB for her final installment of "Making Maple Syrup". Lot's of work Sharon, but certainly worth the effort.
Well, that's a wrap!
Till Next week / be safe and I'll see you on the Turntable!
Harv
thecoachmensclubhouse.com
OK! now down to today's business.
Turntable . . . "Oh Boy!" Fifties at it's best!! flipSide . . . Johnny Cash mixes it up behind bars. Oh, and thank you Dick for your contribution! PICTURESQUE! Sharon shares with us a picture very near and dear to her heart! Thanks Sharon, you're doing a great job! Finally, Sharon returns in The Club PUB for her final installment of "Making Maple Syrup". Lot's of work Sharon, but certainly worth the effort.
Well, that's a wrap!
Till Next week / be safe and I'll see you on the Turntable!
Harv
thecoachmensclubhouse.com
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Till Next Week
Harv
Harv