I like most any part of Europe given the history, also South America. I love Colombia- my wife is from there so I got to know it better than most. Peru too, I love ceviche. ;-)
Now that I think about it. My 40s are why my late 50 are a bear. Lots of tonnage on this body. 14 years of working in steel, plus weight training has broke me down.
Had a lot of people killed in this industry. most happen due to stupid mistakes.I used to climb cell phone towers in 1999 and again in 2002. In 1999, I almost got hit in the head with a spud crescent wrench that fell from about sixty feet at the site in Georgetown, KY beside the Toyota plant. Would have killed me at the young age of 18.
I moved on to installing Ericsson phone switches for AT&T and MCI the following year, in 2000. I went to Boston, Washington DC, Miami and NYC, in succession. Was in DC during the Cherry Blossom Festival. Also, the Elian Gonzalez trial was being held literally on the street right behind our job site.
Miami and NYC, at the age of 18 was a really fun time. Let's just say, it was probably the most fun I've ever had in my life. That whole year and a half stretch was, to be honest. Especially the year of 2000.
Then went to Orlando to do Ericsson RBS. Actually worked at the Disney World cell site. Was down there during the infamous Florida poll voting error.
To finish off the year of 2000, my Dad and I worked in Dubuque and Muscatine, Iowa. Dubuque is where Field of Dreams was filmed and we didn't even go see it. I'm still not over that completely.
Went on in 2001 to work in Paducah, KY, Columbus, OH, Cincinnati, Ohio, Cleveland, Ohio and Detroit, MI. Have worked in several really cool places since then, but it would take all day to type it out. Just figured I would leave something here.
I don’t think she does. You can get it pretty much for free.
My wife is vagan, definitely the better choice. I still handle eggs and cheese on occasion when at a restaurant. Knowing Jessica she might pay you.
That’s so cool, man! I love hearing people’s travel stories. When, where, who, what? All the details. Have fun in Spain! Keep up the curiosity. Cheers!
I used to climb cell phone towers in 1999 and again in 2002. In 1999, I almost got hit in the head with a spud crescent wrench that fell from about sixty feet at the site in Georgetown, KY beside the Toyota plant. Would have killed me at the young age of 18.
I moved on to installing Ericsson phone switches for AT&T and MCI the following year, in 2000. I went to Boston, Washington DC, Miami and NYC, in succession. Was in DC during the Cherry Blossom Festival. Also, the Elian Gonzalez trial was being held literally on the street right behind our job site.
Miami and NYC, at the age of 18 was a really fun time. Let's just say, it was probably the most fun I've ever had in my life. That whole year and a half stretch was, to be honest. Especially the year of 2000.
Then went to Orlando to do Ericsson RBS. Actually worked at the Disney World cell site. Was down there during the infamous Florida poll voting error.
To finish off the year of 2000, my Dad and I worked in Dubuque and Muscatine, Iowa. Dubuque is where Field of Dreams was filmed and we didn't even go see it. I'm still not over that completely.
Went on in 2001 to work in Paducah, KY, Columbus, OH, Cincinnati, Ohio, Cleveland, Ohio and Detroit, MI. Have worked in several really cool places since then, but it would take all day to type it out. Just figured I would leave something here.
Impressive list, for me Chicago,Seals and Crofts,Carpenters,Rod Stewart x's 2,Dylan x's 3, Haggard,Doug Kershaw, Jackson Browne,Townes Van Zandt and probably some I am forgetting.
Agree on Rome, great show. I lost interest with BB too, I know I’m in th minority. Same with Sopranos. At some point you get it and it becomes too much. That’s far from happening with GOT. WW- I keep watching and it’s up and down. I also enjoyed Deadwood.
The Wire is far and away the best,Deadwood is good as well no one has mentioned Longmire. Lou Diamond Phillips' character was great
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When I was in Windsor, England in late August,1985 (I know the date because I was on my honeymoon) I looked up and saw a silver sphere in the sky. It wasn’t giant like you see in the movies, but looked more like a round silver ball. Anyway, I grabbed my wife and said “check that out, what is it” and by the time I was able to show her right where it was, it was gone. This was about noon, I had not been drinking, clear skies and I am not into UFO’s and all that stuff. I never figured it out what it was, but it was real and faster than the blink of an eye.
My brother had a beautiful red Ferrari 308. He left it with me here in Nashville for a summer while he prepared to move from FL. I drove it only a few times, and was scared to death it would somehow get nicked in my garage. I love those cars.
