
POSTSCRIPT
As I was unloading the van, I couldn’t help thinking that this was probably my last trip of any significant…
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As I was unloading the van, I couldn’t help thinking that this was probably my last trip of any significant…
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I finally had to stop for gas at one of those ubiquitous Qwik-Stop mini-marts for a “reasonable” $2.83 a gallon.…
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Franz had no trouble finding the site since he had already taken a tour of the house with Karen the…
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The afternoon turned out to be a very festive occasion, a gala replete with dancing, socializing, and the ceremonial bride…
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I passed the time by perusing the program that had the names of all the wedding participants (which I found…
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As I was about to exit the restaurant, I met another “first”, my daughter-in-law’s sister and husband, Lisa and Paul…
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The one amenity the Motel 6 room had that the Days Inn room didn’t afford was an easily accessible shower…
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After getting some fruity comestibles to munch on (grapes and peaches), I took off south on I-35 for several miles…
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It was pretty much a drag of a drive all way to Waco with the only sites worth seeing were…
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It was the middle of March when I received the anticipated invitation to my granddaughter Nicole’s wedding ceremony on Saturday,…
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The next day I was resigned to head east on I-80 for 40 miles until exiting south at U.S. 81.…
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I headed east on a stretch of I-70, then through the “mix-master” and south on a log jammed I-25. Welcome…
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