Discussion of September TOTM
09-05-2007, 01:01 PM
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haha its all good. all that matters is that everyone enjoys their trucks. TOTM is just an added appreciation for all of everyones hard work. its all for fun
do like your truck 4ctnduction... i might have to through mine in the mix... hahaLast edited by 4ctnduction; 09-05-2007 at 01:09 PM.
09-05-2007, 01:05 PM
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09-07-2007, 09:50 PM
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Special Anniversery
Today I celebrate a special anniversery--
20 years ago today marks the day "two of us became one". As I reflect on those years I have many fond memories.
-- There have been good times and bad, and we have remained committed through it all
-- Traveling the country, sometimes primitive camping and sometimes with a 26' travel trailer
-- Usually covered, but sometimes topless, we learned to enjoy life whatever the situation.
-- Once, during our travel-trailer days we shut down the Chesapeake Bay Bridge on a Friday afternoon when another driver crashed and veered into us.
-- We have moved across the country twice
-- lived and played in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado for 4 years
-- even today we spend each precious day together
-- a lot has changed, I look much older, but the other half still looks the same
You know, the funny thing is after 20 years I never came up with a cute endearing name; like "cutie pie" or "sweetkins" or Bessie, I still just call it "my truck."
…..I forgot to mention one other important event, 16 years ago I proposed to my wife while we sat on the tailgate.
(By the way, I nominated "my truck," a 1987 XLT Lariat yesterday).
20 years ago today marks the day "two of us became one". As I reflect on those years I have many fond memories.
-- There have been good times and bad, and we have remained committed through it all
-- Traveling the country, sometimes primitive camping and sometimes with a 26' travel trailer
-- Usually covered, but sometimes topless, we learned to enjoy life whatever the situation.
-- Once, during our travel-trailer days we shut down the Chesapeake Bay Bridge on a Friday afternoon when another driver crashed and veered into us.
-- We have moved across the country twice
-- lived and played in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado for 4 years
-- even today we spend each precious day together
-- a lot has changed, I look much older, but the other half still looks the same
You know, the funny thing is after 20 years I never came up with a cute endearing name; like "cutie pie" or "sweetkins" or Bessie, I still just call it "my truck."
…..I forgot to mention one other important event, 16 years ago I proposed to my wife while we sat on the tailgate.
(By the way, I nominated "my truck," a 1987 XLT Lariat yesterday).
Last edited by smitharines; 09-07-2007 at 09:57 PM.
