Elton John!
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Isn't this just grand:
Brian May, best known as Queen's guitarist, helped NASA return its 1st asteroid sample to Earth
Brian May, best known as Queen's founding guitarist, is also an astrophysicist who helped NASA return its first-ever asteroid sample to Earth.
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Did the youngsters (I hate that term):get it and enjoy it?
Well, it's Homecoming, and the focus is mostly on the football, the pom squad, and the homecoming court!
Why be ashamed that some of us are old farts, and that some to we are youngsters? I would personally love to be called a youngster! Being young means many more of life's adventures are yet to be discovered. Being old can mean much the same, we just have experienced more at this point in our life.
I learn from old and young, with no bias.
...well, maybe a little.
E-Town up 20-13 at halftime! This is the varsity field. The band was practicing on the frosh/soph field.
High school football games. Many memories. My Father would pick a spot on the "home" side with easy access to the bottom of the bleachers to hit his pint of Jim Beam, and I would roam around checking out the girls all over, and yakking with my friends.
Leaving, my Dad would have a good buzz, and I would still be thinking about the girls....
Leaving, my Dad would have a good buzz, and I would still be thinking about the girls....
Great post Midi!
jefe1
2K Club - QQ Super Nova
I was happy to find a place that repaired my sunroof in my 21 year old car a Subaru WRX with a Dutch made Webasto sunroof
They had a replacement motor and completely redid and recovered my fallen roof headliner
I was driving with hiking poles holding it up.
When you drive an old car you go from repair to repair almost like a hobby.
Cars don't rust out here so you can keep them a long time.
And yes I bought this car new.
They had a replacement motor and completely redid and recovered my fallen roof headliner
I was driving with hiking poles holding it up.
When you drive an old car you go from repair to repair almost like a hobby.
Cars don't rust out here so you can keep them a long time.
And yes I bought this car new.
I heard that. We got a droopy headliner in our old 2005 Grand Cherokee. Been pondering how to fix it, it's not attached where it meets the windshield anymore. Maybe some double stick tape, IDK. Rest of headliner OK.
Wife loves the car because it's a bit bigger than the new Grand Cherokee's, albeit without all the fancy stuff.
Car has about 217,000 miles. V6 Hemi still runs great.
I gotta go, 50 year HS Reunion in 1 hour, shower and UBER. Don't be a fool and drink too much Markie.
49er game tomorrow at 1:00, Lets Go, I got the power.
49er game tomorrow at 1:00, Lets Go, I got the power.
Was just thinking...retired in 2011, traded in my 2000 Z28 on that GC. Z28 had over 260,000 miles on it, ran great. I used to street drag a bit (in the boonies) and it was my favorite car, except for the 68 Chevelle.
Wow. Something I've never been to, a high school reunion. Not many there still alive from what I know, though.
cbmmm3
2K Club - QQ Super Nova
a hint of Fall on the river
cbmmm3
2K Club - QQ Super Nova
comin from a place they call Spanish Moon
cbmmm3
2K Club - QQ Super Nova
pure late 80's pop. Done Very Well BTW
cbmmm3
2K Club - QQ Super Nova
part 2 of POP
MidiMagic
1K Club - QQ Shooting Star
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Woo hoo, made it. Home at 9:00 last night, up at 5:00 this morning. Ready to go to 49er's game leaving at 11:00, have my Diet Pepsi and hot dog and nacho's. Successful weekend if the hot dog doesn't kill me.
The reunion was fun, hard to remember faces and names from 50 years ago, name tags are a must.
The reunion was fun, hard to remember faces and names from 50 years ago, name tags are a must.
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