We had planned to spend this weekend in Kansas; it didn't happen, because the man who is buying Allis wanted to come yesterday and settle up. Yesterday would have been a perfect day for riding, but the guy just would not leave. Today was rather cool and overcast, but we had a good time. Cliff has decided to buy chaps, because he was a little on the cool side.
After early church, we decided to ride to Cameron, Missouri, and hunt up my cousin Gerald. We had no address and no phone number, and only a vague description of how to get there... but we found it! My cousin and his wife weren't home, though. Oh well, we'll try another time. I had my camera and was going to take a picture of his house for my cousin Carolyn, who reads this blog, until I discovered I didn't have the card in my camera. Duh. We put 177 miles on Lightning today.
I came home and made a huge batch of hamburger stew: very good foresight on my part, because it wasn't long until my daughter's hungry family was here, and then Cliff's sister and her husband, on their Harley. It's been a good day.
Right now Mo, the only thing that would SHOCK me is if YOU decide to get YOUR mototcycle license. I know you don't drive. I am so happy that ya'll are having a GREAT time. Anne
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun day. Helen
ReplyDeleteI came over to check out your journal...I figured I would find you all had been riding!
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a good day.
Sonya
Gosh, Sorry Mosie that you didn't get to go on your trip. But I bet you had a good time trying to find your cousin's house, even if he wasn't at home!
ReplyDeletecarlene
Sounds like a good day!
ReplyDeleteOkay, so I'm behind. I may be a day late on a topic from long ago. But, I remember tractors coming and going over my younger years. Made for some good days and bad. Danged if ain’t better write about some of them. Thanks for the memory jog.
ReplyDeleteFernan
Oh what I'd give to ride on a motorcycle again. But alas, being disabled has stopped that. Bummer. Thanks for letting me ride along!
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