Now if you were using the best of the best driving directions and maps, which you guessed it, is the infamous MapQuest®, you might have a chance at the triple dog dare you.
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
We double dog dare you.
To find an old tractor, railway crossing, or a beautiful sunset like these. Maybe we will up the ante and triple dog dare you, the stakes are high, are you in, or do you fold em?
Now if you were using the best of the best driving directions and maps, which you guessed it, is the infamous MapQuest®, you might have a chance at the triple dog dare you.
Now if you were using the best of the best driving directions and maps, which you guessed it, is the infamous MapQuest®, you might have a chance at the triple dog dare you.
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Where's the fire! Its not a fire, its Thomas the Tank Engine. Thomas is number 1 with the kids and his number painted on him is the number "#1". Thomas is a beloved train in an animated/cg long running tv series.
A full scale, life size Thomas travels the country and offers " a day out with Thomas" at private railways around the country. Admission is quite pricey but the tickets usually sell out fast for an event the kids will never forget.
A full scale, life size Thomas travels the country and offers " a day out with Thomas" at private railways around the country. Admission is quite pricey but the tickets usually sell out fast for an event the kids will never forget.
The best way to find the railways where Thomas will be, is to utilize MapQuest®.
Friday, May 2, 2014
Donate my car to pay asbestos lawyer
We've got an old clunker car just sitting there getting more clunkie, so I thought about donating it, but I have second thoughts, because no one should try to put it back on the road.
So the other option is to scrap it. Which is something I don't want to think about because I used to work at a car recycling factory. It's not due to bad memories, its due to future health concerns. The air quality in this factory was dismal, but every time OSHA came in for monitoring, somehow the air quality was pristine that day only.
Because it was cars that were being shredded, the dust clouds of course contained brake and clutch linings which contain the dreaded asbestos, sometimes the dust was so thick that it would darken the factory lights in the 100 foot tall building.
Of course I have contacted asbestos lawyers or mesothelioma lawyers but they don't want to be bothered unless you have already been diagnosed with mesothelioma, which as of yet (fingers, toes, eyes crossed) I have not.
So the clunker will just keep on clunkin.
Now on a brighter note here's a pic of one sweet non clunker ride.
So the other option is to scrap it. Which is something I don't want to think about because I used to work at a car recycling factory. It's not due to bad memories, its due to future health concerns. The air quality in this factory was dismal, but every time OSHA came in for monitoring, somehow the air quality was pristine that day only.
Because it was cars that were being shredded, the dust clouds of course contained brake and clutch linings which contain the dreaded asbestos, sometimes the dust was so thick that it would darken the factory lights in the 100 foot tall building.
Of course I have contacted asbestos lawyers or mesothelioma lawyers but they don't want to be bothered unless you have already been diagnosed with mesothelioma, which as of yet (fingers, toes, eyes crossed) I have not.
So the clunker will just keep on clunkin.
Now on a brighter note here's a pic of one sweet non clunker ride.
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