Posted by larry on June 30th, 2008 in Campgrounds, Health
Sometime, like most of us, I take my life for granted and how fortunate I am. We overlook the small things that create so much happiness in our lives. Look at this:Every morning I get up to put the coffee pot on, look out my front window and this is the view I’m given. What [...]
Posted by larry on June 29th, 2008 in Cities
After a week up north on business, I made the Goldwing trip back to Selma. It was a glorious day to ride and the entire trip only took ten hours. The only down side was a summons in Virginia for speeding. This appears to be quite distasteful as it will mean a trip back to [...]
Posted by larry on June 26th, 2008 in Uncategorized
It been a hectic week of taking care of business back here while the roomie swelters away in Selma. But there was a bit of a reprieve last evening as I was able to take in some MLB in the nations premier park–PNC. The New York Yankees came to Pittsburgh this week for a three [...]
Posted by larry on June 24th, 2008 in Uncategorized
I’m usually dispensing information or doling out advice from the “bully pulpit”, as Theodore Roosevelt called it. However, this time I”m asking for some. By the way, I’ve taken a brief hiatus from Selma to take care of some business back here near Pittsburgh. I took the scenic route, placing my posterior for eleven hours [...]
Posted by larry on June 22nd, 2008 in Campgrounds
I am Gypsy Larry’s roommate. Being out of town this week he has left the blogging world to me,trusting me to entice all you blog readers out there to once again come into our lives and get a glimpse of what it’s like to be us. I’m not even sure what it’s like to be [...]
Posted by larry on June 19th, 2008 in Uncategorized
A relatively uneventful day yesterday also proved to be educational. I cycled into town for some morning exercise and was fortunate enough to speak at length with Dennis Davis, who co-owns the local newspaper. The Selma News prints a weekly edition every Thursday. He has been with the news for the past 38 years, starting [...]
Posted by larry on June 18th, 2008 in Uncategorized
You have had to just awakened from a coma to not realize fuel prices are so astronomically high, that they are affecting everything. Coupled with that, 12% of this year’s corn crop will has been devastated by the Midwest flooding. How does this effect fuel prices? Gasoline must have a certain amount of ethanol prior [...]
Posted by ryan on June 18th, 2008 in Uncategorized
The is where I’m going to write a generic post without putting anything into Word and then reposting it. I’m trying to write and much fun stuff to read but it’s 10 after 1 in the AM and I’m beat from the day. I spent a total of 12+ hours trying to get this damn [...]
Posted by larry on June 16th, 2008 in Uncategorized
The weekend over and most of the world back to the week’s normalcy. Another Father’s Day has come and gone. Now there’s a day I don’t give much thought to. My own father passed some twenty-seven years ago, while I was still in my 20’s. Funny how it doesn’t seem that long as thoughts of [...]
Posted by larry on June 16th, 2008 in Campgrounds
It’s been twelve weeks since we hit the road and headed south from the overcast skies of southwestern Pennsylvania. Motoring in our Revolution has been more than a trying experience to say the least. Prior to this new life, we had never been on the road for more than a three- week stint. We have learned much [...]