What, and you didn't invite me????

Well, my max on people is much lower - three for a meal, and I did invite
Phil even if he didn't invite me - but I probably have more stuff traveling
with me in my van than all of you guys put together!  And certainly more
shoes, us folks of the female persuasion being rather into shoes...

Matilda is having a well-deserved rest from our return from Newfoundland,
going to spend a few weeks in a friend's driveway in Boston while I go off
to parts far away for gainful employment - and also make yet another
temporary exit from this list.  Email isn't so plentiful in the bush in West
Africa, so I can't have it piling up...  Talk to you all in a month or so!

Joy
(oh, and Matilda say TTFN to all of you too!)

On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 4:48 PM, Philip Zimmerman
<philzimm1@oberon.ark.com>wrote:

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> OMG Mr. BZ, that's allot of "humus", inside your Vanagon at one time.
> Sounds-like more fun than mess'en around IN a barrel full of monkeys.
>
> I will though, brag of providing an elegantly warm sit-down dinner for
> 5 adults in my trusty Westie. Mid-January (read freezing cold) parked
> overlooking the Carrizo Plain, Painted-Rock's U-shaped amphitheater-like
> outcrop and the ever-present San Andreas Fault/Soda Dry Lake.
> Totally stunning geography! The dinner and wine were equally fine.
> BTW, this was one memorable 5 Bus/Vanagon caravan to the
> Lake Havasu Busses by the Bridge event in 2005.
>
> regards
> Phil Z
> '87 Westie
> Campbell River, BC
>