I Think

I presume you're right-handed Edgar?

I can be.

793. I think I have become one with America once again. The wife says to me, she says, "We have been eligible for over a year to add a phone for free on our cell phone bill. We could share my minutes." Well, if it doesn't add to the bill, why not, I'm thinking.

Next day, I tell her, "If you want to add that free phone, I will use it."

Then, as she begins making plans to get the phone, she says that it will add only ten dollars to the monthly bill. Still, the phone's free.

She mentions the next day it will add a mere ten or twenty dollars to the bill.

Woe is me.

794. I think snood should be the happiest man in a2k town just now. My warmest congrats to the new couple.

795. I think the rain has finally begun to dissipate. I heard thunder a few hours ago, but no wet stuff fell in our yard.

796. my oldest half brother



797. my oldest brother

798. I think they might give me some recognition, Friday, my 15th anniversary on the job. If they do, it will be the first acknowledgement of my service in ten years. There is a campaign by the boss and the supervisor . . .

799. I think there might be a full moon. Tonight - Arreeega! There is -



Look away! I'm hideous!

800. I think I would like a pastrami sandwich, after perusing the deli thread.

801. Grandparents



802. Myself and big brother

my mum (on left)

Very nice photo.

These photos are making me nostalgic for the 1950s.

803. I think you look like you could use some Gatoraide.

804. I think there are more movies about Jesse James than any other old west figure, with Billy the Kid and Wyett Earp close behind.

805. I think the toll roads the state keeps saddling us with sucks real bad.

806. an aunt of mine and her cousin


807. my oldest brother



808. I think the day went well. I was given a card, signed by the rest of the staff, and we all went to a restaurant for lunch. My wife was invited, but was unable to attend. Around four thirty, we had ice cream cake. Nothing to shake the Earth, but a little recognition for this, the 15th anniversary of my hire date.

809. I think Sonic ought to be charged with a felony. Their slurpies are so cold, they give me ice cream headache, and they hurt all the way down. One was all I ever intend having.

810. I think there will be no soup for you. (You would have to watch Sienfeld to understand what I mean).

That was nice. That was more than we ever got.

The only recognition that I got was at my retirement and I received a gift card.

I got a ten dollar gift card a few weeks ago, just because the boss wanted to express appreciation for the job I've been doing. My helper got the same.

811. Me, pretending to be Walter.



812. If I look blurry, you are probably drunk.

Ethanol barely moves in pipelines. It mostly gets transported, I have been told (by a mechanic in Tomball; but somebody smarter than both of us must have told him).

816. grandkids





817.A bit of clowning between me and a younger half brother.



Nothing to see. Move along. Nobody got hurt.

818. I think I need a kick in the butt to keep my book going. Hit a snag, but will eventually get on track.

819. I think I'm going to have a problem choosing a Medicare plan. I don't see the advantage of one plan over the other, except that the basic plan does not allow prescription help - a sure way to nudge one into accepting an insurance company's plan.

820. I think I'm going to read Henry Miller's books again this month.

My grandmother



My grandfather's grandfather, and my grandfather's mother

grandfather's relatives



older brother and cousin

Me, grandson, and Baby the dog. Baby is old and blind, now. Don't know how long she can hold on.



Me. I am now old and blind. Don't know how long I can hold on.

Hi Edgar. Just to let you know I've been enjoying looking at all these photos.

You don't look 64, by the way. :wink: