Lee, I agree, I haven't seen a Kobalt tool I would be proud to own and yes, we too are looking forward to seeing you guys. Good luck with the projects. Anything you don't get done, we can work on at CP.
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Denise, there wasn't any post because it was scheduled so far in the future, but the future is here now. Yikes!!! We have been mentioning it in casual conversation whenever we think of it. Mrs. Hershberger can handle up to 30 guests and we still have room if you guys want to come. Let me know.
Had a great time tonight. Thanks S&S for calling. Dinner with Steve, Sharyl, Duane and Annette, and Roger and Denise. Always a good time with friends! Hope your back is better Denise!
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Yes, thanks for the good time at dinner last night. We had an interesting drive home last night. Wilma(our GPS) took us home through Shreve, Nashville, Danville and every other winding back road it could find. (it was kinda fun though) Only to lead us into St. Louisville, where a lapse in attention led to us being stopped by the local constabulary for traveling through his village a little too fast. Once pulled over I couldn't find my license. Seems I had left it home and had been driving around all day without it. The officer was kind enough to let us go stating that "We weren't the kind of drivers he was looking for". He kind of chuckled when he saw Sharyl move into the driver's seat and said asked if she was going to do the driving now and I said I couldn't very well continue driving without my license. She finished the drive home with no further incident. An unusual ending to a fun day.
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The officer was kind enough to let us go stating that "We weren't the kind of drivers he was looking for". He kind of chuckled when he saw Sharyl move into the driver's seat and said asked if she was going to do the driving now and I said I couldn't very well continue driving without my license. She finished the drive home with no further incident.
