Happy Birthday! We hope you have a really wonderful day. Spend the day staying cool, opening gifts, eating ice cream (it's National Ice Cream Month), and being treated like the birthday king.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!! Enjoy YOUR day. Jack
Enjoy your day Jim with Pat, the girls,and the grandkids I know the grandkids will enjoy today watching granddad blowing out all those candles
good luck and the best to you today
You might want to have a fire safety system on hand as a backup for that many candles.
Happy Birthday Jim! Hope you have a really great day!
Happy Birthday Jim!
Trust you will have a great day and a safe trip from the Ealges Black Hills Rally!
Paul
Jim,
These wishes are only a little taste of all the busnuts wishing for you to have the Happiest of all Birthdays today. Enjoy the day to the max. Give Pat our best regards as well.
Gary
Happy Birthday Jim, hope this is a great day fer ya with all the trimmings :) :)
Happy Birthday-Jim. Hope you have many more! Now put an Allison trans in and be done with it! LOL Good Luck, TomC
Happy Birthday Jim! ;D Ed & Stevi
Hope it's a good one!
Hi everyone. Thanks for the great wishes.
My birthday was also announced on the Eagles website (http://www.eaglesinternational.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1694&p=13353#p13353 (http://www.eaglesinternational.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1694&p=13353#p13353)). Since I am tired from our trip, I will paste my comments from that site here.
QuoteThanks for the kind wishes everyone.
First, Clifford, it is 50 years too late for the hair fairy (was going bald when I was 18 :o
As was noted, we were traveling home from the Eagle Rally in Custer, SD. We spent last night in Chugwater, WY. That was kind of nostalgic. In the mid '70s we joined a guest ranch just east of Wheatland, WY. Was a ton of fun and we have a lot of fond memories. We were early members and to get people to go to the ranch, they ran a *****EAGLE***** bus to the ranch each weekend. The bus used to stop in Chugwater to get meat for the meals. Unfortunately, today, Chugwater is almost a ghost town.
I am trying to find a picture of that bus. Maybe that was what got this whole mess started in the first place :D. For the historians, the ranch manager was Marv Roberts. He was also the driver of the bus and took a liking to it. He did all of the maintenance and repairs on it. He later went on to start Sundance Coach (bus conversion company). His first shop was in Casper, WY. I found this reference last night: http://www.rvtechstop.com/articles/sundnc.pdf. (http://www.rvtechstop.com/articles/sundnc.pdf.) Pretty old article.
Our bus did great and I now have the charge air cooler heat problem under reasonable control. Makes driving much more fun.
I have more details about our travels on my blog (link in my signature).
Jim
big Jim,
A happy birthday to you. Hope for you to have many more. You are bearing down on being a Leo. But will you ever make it?
Best wishes,
John