Have not notice him post lately. May have missed it as I ahve been traveling and meeting a lot. Bob, you out there??? Have to keep a count of our regular gang.
Chief,
Bob posted earlier today on the DC solenoid post.
Roy
Roy, Boy am I glad it is your week to take care of the Chief. I’m exhausted those weeks when it is my turn. [:D]
Frank, I’m right here. I’ve been posting regularly.
Bob- I think the Grits Chief eats are getting the best of him![;)][:)][8D]
Nope, too much travel and, when home, Roseyville business. Glad to see you are OK. [:)]
I’m ok too, Chief. [;)]
You ok?
Jim
I’ll be visiting Bob this evening. Been trying to reach Jim Duda since I got here but just get his answering machine. You there Jim??? (I lost my cell phone earlier in the week so I’m a bit hard to get ahold of).
Visited Ed Weltens and his lovely wife yesterday evening at a restaurant with a strange name: ThreadGill. He dismantled his old layout and is planning a new one & he gave me a preview of some sketches. His wife even allowed him a room!
Same here. Although i am basically nothing compared.[:I]
Dave - Threadgills is an Austin landmark…good food and lots of it. I’m here, but have been busy running errands during the day since Karen and I are both off for Spring Break. Hope you were able to run the bike paths along town lake - scenery is great! (wink)
Ed called me this afternoon (Tuesday) and said you guys hooked up and had a good time.
Dave came over last night; and we spent a few very enjoyable hours playing with and talking about trains. You can get the feeling that you know folks after a while from their forum postings. But, when you meet face-to-face, you realize how inadequate the impression you get over the internet is, compared to the pleasure of a personal encounter.
Dave took some pictures; and I hope he will post a few when he gets back.
Did Dave get Bob’s famous spaghetti? If so, I’m jealous. [;)]
Unfortunately, Dave’s duties kept him away until well after supper time.