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I was missing it a little bit last week til I remembered how wide in the hips she was...

Just think if you had an Izul with an Isuzu... Mike

My only regret is I got used to titanium watches and this feels quite heavy by comparison. It's perfect for rugged outdoor chores, like harvesting tomatoes but then you are allergic if I remember correctly, so how about cat cuddling? Strap changing. Deciding which car to drive today? Methinks the Lo

then gradually fell out of love and it went to a new home... I think there were sharp edges on the undersides of the lugs, and I scratched my arm with it, and that soured me on the watch. Otherwise it was fine. When a friend asked if I'd sell, I said yes.

My first photos of this watch date to June 2004! Then a few years later I had two of them (I can't remember why) but quickly sold the second off to another Purist (before WPS). I think Art (or his predecessor) asked me to post a picture of the watch with the day's paper to prove it was mine. These g

Here are a few shots from the last 20 years... But he seems to own only one shirt, designated for watch events? No, here's a suit. and here's Hawaiian at the Rainbow Room. God grant you many years, Art. Mike

Thanks for coming in to give us one or two a week. Mike

I'm pretty sure these streets were first occupied about 100 years ago. Some are in their original context and others have been embedded in new concrete. and the corner cuts with yellow bumps for blind are about 10 years old FYI -- From their website: Hazard Construction Co. dates back to the early 1

We do have frightening slopes and everything moves a bit over time. One consolation is I see much worse risk on some houses than on mine, which is also on the edge of a canyon. So I suspect if it has lasted 70 years here, it will last longer than I will. But we are not perched out on the very edge l