The Womper Woom OR You Might Be A Modwomper

[Rixsta]

You deserve to have some fun Rixy. You're a GREAT guy! And dad. I wasn't referring to being drunk anyway. I just meant the smell of beer.
I'm cooking baked fish for lunch with unbreaded ocra. Heart smart.

Sounds lovely Atcha, I only bought it up because I know you have been in that situation yourself with your ex and I guess I just needed to say I'm not like that x
Drinking a really nice Summer fruits cider and Em is cooking a few T bone steaks later which I'll attack like a caveman ha.
It's weird how much you start to care about people on here, never speaking to them, never meeting them but I dunno, you just luv em, you included. O oh, sentimental Rixy is back haha

 

[Rixsta]

You didn't upset your Rixy... Quit being paranoid Atcha!!!!!

Huh, why would she of, I must of missed something

 

[Atchafalaya]

Sounds lovely Atcha, I only bought it up because I know you have been in that situation yourself with your ex and I guess I just needed to say I'm not like that x
Drinking a really nice Summer fruits cider and Em is cooking a few T bone steaks later which I'll attack like a caveman ha.
It's weird how much you start to care about people on here, never speaking to them, never meeting them but I dunno, you just luv em, you included. O oh, sentimental Rixy is back haha

That sounds delicious!

Huh, why would she of, I must of missed something

Uh, well, you see, uh, it's a long story.
Man, I want a hamburger. Juicy, grilled hamburger. mmmmm. Things that make ya go "mmmmmm". lol

 

[Fuzzy Thunderbear]

Pentax K-1000?

Oddly enough, that is exactly the camera I started out with in 1968 (my very first 35mm). Had lenses from 28-1000mm. Graduated to Canon, then Nikon. Tried Olympus once (neeaahhh). Today I am digital SLR (Kodak - cheap but decent pix), but if I ever get some extra money, probably go back to Nikon, but definitely digital SLR. Still have a couple perfectly good 35mm cameras in the closet that will never get used again...

rode as much of Route 66 as I could thru New Mexico Also rode the trail of the ancients thru Colorado/New Mexico/Utah.

I once did 66 from New Mexico through southern California. Lots of on-ramp off-ramp stuff when the interstate overlaid the old route. One of my favorite things to do when I lived at Grand Canyon was researching all the Anasazi ruins and trying to second-guess the hard-headed archaeologists.

Someday I will forget those trips to which I reply when I don't remember them it won't matter anymore.

That's a problem with living via memory only - not only will you forget some things entirely, but each time you retrieve a memory, you make slight alterations before you put it back, which means what you remember today is not exactly what you originally saw or did (or so say the psychologists).

Now I'm married to a professional photographer and she takes 90000 pictures of every single thing.

I used to make money with the camera (a zillion years ago) and found that only about 1 in 100 photographs was worthy of publication or sale. I can understand her taking all those pix and today, with digital cameras, there is no film and processing cost. I have an ancient version of Photoshop, so I do all my own processing now.

 

[Rixsta]

@Atchafalaya

I read back and now I understand why you thought that, I wasn't offended at all, I was just joking about don't feel sorry for Em, I spoil her ect, awww, hugs Atcha xx

 

[Fuzzy Thunderbear]

I was fine the first afternoon and evening, but then I got a SEVERE headache and terrible nausea. The rest of the weekend was miserable, and it was only about 4,000 feet different than where we lived on the high desert at the time, so I totally didn't expect that. As soon as we got down off the mountain, I got better.

I have had you up to 9,000 feet (Mt. Bachelor and Three Sisters in central Orygun), but only for a few hours. It was probably all those aliens everyone says live under Mt. Shasta... I wonder if those are the same ones who work for Rixy?

 

[Rixsta]

@Fuzzy Thunderbear If they glow red then yes, they are

 

[Atchafalaya]

@Atchafalaya

I read back and now I understand why you thought that, I wasn't offended at all, I was just joking about don't feel sorry for Em, I spoil her ect, awww, hugs Atcha xx

xxxx

 

[Atchafalaya]

Ok, it's time to watch Mr. Purples open their mouths all at the same time.

 

[Atchafalaya]

 

[Atchafalaya]

Love my PM WTA mixed with cheap Sahara. mmmmmmmmm

Someone's getting over their cold.

 

[Atchafalaya]

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!

 

[Rixsta]

Ok, it's time to watch Mr. Purples open their mouths all at the same time.

I want what your drinking, seems stronger

 

[chopdoc]

I once did 66 from New Mexico through southern California. Lots of on-ramp off-ramp stuff when the interstate overlaid the old route. One of my favorite things to do when I lived at Grand Canyon was researching all the Anasazi ruins and trying to second-guess the hard-headed archaeologists.

I was able to check out a lot of the Anasazi places when I was out there. Mesa Verda was ehh. You could look at it but that was it. The Gila mountains was cool. They let you climb all over them as much as you wanted. Had a buddy with me on that bike ride with the gift of gab and he got this tour guide who just finished a tour group to chatting about the place and it was very informative and interesting. She told us way more that just the normal tours got to hear.
This buddy was something else. We was up in silverton colorado which is an old mining town/tourist trap and they had this old court house. He gets to chatting with this receptionist there and next thing I knew we was getting the full tour of the place with the history and all. I was great.

 

[Fuzzy Thunderbear]

@Fuzzy Thunderbear If they glow red then yes, they are

Don't know what color they are supposed to be. I had a gurl give me photo of a group of UFOs she claimed flew out of Mt. Shasta. She said they were shaped like Klingon Birds of Prey. I enlarged it for her on the computer to show her it was a flock of geese. She accused me of swapping photos on her. Some people insist on believing some really strange things... ("No, of course smoking won't hurt you.")

 

[Atchafalaya]

I want what your drinking, seems stronger

lol. Actually I'm not drinking. I'm just a nut.

 

[Fuzzy Thunderbear]

Sometime you feel like a nut... sometime ya don't... (sounds better if'n ya sings it)

 

[Rixsta]

lol. Actually I'm not drinking. I'm just a nut.

Lucky you, I have to pay to get like that lol

 

[Atchafalaya]

I was able to check out a lot of the Anasazi places when I was out there. Mesa Verda was ehh. You could look at it but that was it. The Gila mountains was cool. They let you climb all over them as much as you wanted. Had a buddy with me on that bike ride with the gift of gab and he got this tour guide who just finished a tour group to chatting about the place and it was very informative and interesting. She told us way more that just the normal tours got to hear.
This buddy was something else. We was up in silverton colorado which is an old mining town/tourist trap and they had this old court house. He gets to chatting with this receptionist there and next thing I knew we was getting the full tour of the place with the history and all. I was great.

How fun! I hardly go anywhere now except Louisiana and San Antonio to see friends. It's nice reading all the adventures you guys have on this site.

 

[Atchafalaya]

Lucky you, I have to pay to get like that lol

I'm actually nuttier sober. Speaking of nuts, I really enjoyed my Pecan Praline coffee from Nola this morning. MMMM, with pancake ejuice.