It's official..he rally has begun!

[Busted Knuckle]

As of this morning Uncle Ned and his lovely wife Wilma have made it too!

[buddydawg]

Wish I could have made it up for this one!  I'll be back on the rally trail sometime next year.

[bubbaqgal]

We were joined late in the afternoon by Jerry and Sharyn Leibler and Don Fairchild and their buses. We are already having fun and getting into the partying mood.  Come one, come all and join us! 

[Songman]

Tell Don that I am jealous of him cruising around in that fine Country Coach and I look forward to seeing it when he gets home.

Ya'll have a good time.

[bubbaqgal]

His coach is certainly something to be a big green-eyed over. He is gonna get it over the pit later today or tomorrow to check out the brakes and other underneath "stuff".  Guess this means you aren't gonna make it here. 

[Songman]

No, I would have ridden with him if I could have made it but the timing just wasn't right this year. There will be others that I will make for sure...

[bubbaqgal]

Don said if you like his bus that much he will let you make some payments for him. 

We are having a really nice time here.  Had a small cookout tonight and Dallas is gonna be up really early to make us some fresh home cooked doughnuts for breakfast.  yum-o

[Songman]

Sure! Rub it in! We all already wish we were there and now you tell us there are fresh doughnuts!

Someone will have to let me know how Dallas brand doughnuts compare to Krispy Kremes. So far I have never found anything that comes close.

And Don... You already know I am broke! haha

[Dallas]

Actually, Not doughnuts,

More of a German fried pastry called Fastnacht, a high calorie goody with origins in the Germanic countries.

My grandmother called them, "Fasnetskiachle" or "Nacht Kuchken"

Thet are famous in the Pennsylvania Dutch country and served on the day before Ash Wednesday. Since we weren't Catholic, we got them all year around.

More Worthless trivia.