GWH with a Good Cup of Coffee

[7upuller]

Yes, it's been a while since I've heard from GWH, although I see a post just now and then. I can remember reading his posts...starting so many of them explaining that he was at the kitchen table enjoying his cup of coffee while answering a post or taking care of business.

So, this morning I sit her enjoying my cup of brew just thinking about GWH, How is it on the outside GWH?

[gwhdiesel75]

Good evening, Glen! How nice to hear from you. This morning as the sky was just beginning to brighten up, I had brewed a fresh pot of coffee, and in the morning's quiet, I checked my e-mail and looked at the news on the Internet.

I have a bit of news for those who like the big tractors. My Diesel Seventy-Five was recently sold to Ed Akin. I know it is going to a good home!

Snow moved in this afternoon to Denver. I'm looking forward to snow storms next year when I will have my D2 5U with angle blade in my garage here. Then I can play with it in the blizzards, of which we normally have several in Denver. Then I can post photos just like Bill Glenn! But I don't have a dog, let alone a sausage dog like he does.

I've got to make motel reservations for a couple of shows this summer. I tend to put off too long. I should know better.

Hope things are picking up in California, but from other areas of the country I have heard from, things are very slow. Maybe the Government in Washington can get this economy "moving again", but I am skeptical. I'm glad I'm retired and not trying to find work.

GWH

[cdw]

George, Could you forward some of that snow into new england. Things are tough for the guys doing snow removal. I know of two guys from here in CT that hauled big snowblowers down to DC to move snow because they don't how to move 6 feet. Good to hear from you, glad to see you did send the 75 to a good home.