A friend from my church left me his car and it did take a bit of paperwork to get it transfered. However, his wife just let me take the car even before it the paper work was done.

As far as trucks go, I love them. To me, they represent the best of work and play.

Thanks for the kind words.

Yes, nine years is work, but much easier if you've got the right partner. I can say that I am truly, truly blessed to have a great wife. God is good.

As for the account, it feels like it's been forever since the dialogue began. But, it's been worth it. They are a huge entity in this area and have very strong influence with many other similar organizations. My goal is to turn this pilot into a sort of promotional partnership as well.

whats up dudes

Pretty much the same story here. We went to chruch with them for almost 2 years. He died May 23rd. She had two buyers for the truck and they both backed out (before anyone knew about the hastles). She actually gave us the truck in the middle of June and told us to drive it as the insurance and license were both in effect. We didn't want to do that so just left it parked until we finally got everything worked, got to license bureau to get it titled in our names.

What I had intended to say is that it's great that you took the high road and did the proper paper work. At the end of the day, following the rules pays off. Even if there is no chance of getting caught, I feel you compromise a bit of your integrity everytime you are less than truthful.

Hey Tone!

Hey T. Workin tonight?

yup working as usual.

I haven't been around much so I don't think I shared the pics of the free Gladius sheath that I had made. It' basically some canvas folded up and sewed shut. Then I added some paracord and a belt loop. Nothing special, but it's functional until I get one from Rainwalker.

i like it. looks good K.

Here's a pic of my son doing a backflip into the water.



I thought it was cool.

It just seems to be right for the blade.