Yeah, I was looking at that and, knowing that Kathy needs some surgery and 8-week recovery this winter after the holidays, I really didn't think I would get to it at all this Spring (we have some left-over things to do on my Mom's estate, too, like selling her house) so, rather than let it wait to finish it in another two years, it's off to the Land of Merklin for his usual magic. He thinks it's a two-month finish process........Sheesh! Then, it'll be in the hands of someone who can actually drive it, as was intended.
I honestly don't know how the guy does it. He must get something like three hours sleep per night. And he's up at, like, 4:30am to start his day.
Anyway, it was a quiet ride up and back - 5-1/2 hours each way - and was uneventful except for the two lady Charlotte Panthers fans who flashed me and the guy who managed to go off the road (unrelated to the Panthers fans), shot across a 10 foot deep ditch, then up a 15 foot embankment to come to a rest at the top, going in the opposite direction. Probably a good thing he was either drunk or speeding (or both) - maybe saved his life. The friggin turkey.
So now all we have to do is figger out how to get Peter's car up to Chambersburg, too.
Somehow, Life's pace in the Lowcountry is speeding up. Hope it slows down again after the Holidays.
Speaking of that, I was supposed to meet Alan yesterday, but on the way home from a car club party, Kathy's Taurus had an "up close and personal" meeting with a pair of Snap-On wire cutters that were lying in the road and took a bite out of her left rear tire. All we heard was PHOOSH! and...instant flat tire. Damn cutters took a piece out the size of a silver dollar, even considering inflation. Most expensive cutters I ever picked up, after paying for another new Michelin tire. 8>(
