Women drivers!

Stay left.

Love,
Ian

Laughter is Great isn’t it
God bless you

Wow - you’re on to something there with the chrome dual exhausts! That WOULD look really great. But Tom would probably say I need big chrome side mirrors first to help me with my reverse problem. I’ve figured out that that is what the problem is. I don’t have any rear view mirrors.

MAK - (and the rest of you)

Here’s a link back to the post I did last summer to introduce the blogging world to Tom, since I talk about him all the time. So you can check us out here at Interlude. It’s one of my all time favorite pictures of us!

Kc -

Too bad Tom didn’t think about the “defensive walking” school before you did. That’s a great idea and he’s always looking for a way he can get me to start making some money with all of my escapades. ha!

But, I’ll tell you what - if you like, once you get it up and running I’ll be glad to come give your classes demonstrations about how dangerous scooter riders can really be so they’ll know what all they have to look out for.

Cheers!

I think these scooters are great and since more people seem to be using them I may open a walking school that emphasizes, “defensive walking”.

Many blessings to you all

How about dual exhaust? Even though it’s electirci the chrome pipes would look swell.

And BTW, I’m going to link to you…

I don’t know WHEN I’ll get to see David & Becky at church, again, unless Tom can find a new sports editor in the near future so he can quit having to work on Saturdays from early in the morning until very early on Sunday mornings so he can escort me to worship, but next time I see them I’ll be sure to tell them you are “reading” me now and said hi.

Speaking of David & Becky, have you read the post I did about them just two or three weeks ago (I think) from when I was in the hospital last year with my open heart surgery and five bypasses? Oh yeah, I think I did that one at Grace Notes, so check there, too, if you don’t find it here at Finding Direction. I think (again) I called it “Above and Beyond,” but I can’t guarantee that. My mind seems to be in a fog lately (like the past three days).

I don’t know - do you think I could be suffering from a closed head injury from one of my collisions with the walls, perhaps? Next thing I know Tom’s going to be bringing home a helmet for me to wear on my scooter for Christmas!

So far, we don’t even have a tree up, much less presents. I can’t get out to shop since I’m pretty much shut in and the only time he has off is a few hours on Sunday afternoons and that consumes all his time trying to catch up on laundry and grocery shopping, etc.

But, as I wrote, I think my mom’s already given us the perfect Christmas gift that keeps on giving, you know? What else do we need for a while? Her gift ought to keep me scootin’ and Tom laughing for a good while to come, yet. The way I figure it, about the time I get “good” on the scooter (rabbit speed, as you say, Corry), I’ll be off on new adventures running around, again. At least walking.

But, the way this year has gone, we’re going to hang on to the scooter for a long time to come. This is the second time this year I’ve been laid up for two or three months with my left foot, so there may be scooter adventures for a long time to come, too.

Whatever. Either way. God keeps me company when I’m alone (like all day today) and at night when I can’t sleep, and Tom is here with me as much as he can be, so we’re doing great and couldn’t ask for more!

Cheers!

Dee

P. S. I wonder if I could get some neat accessories to “doctor up” my scooter. You know - sort of Harley Davidson biker style.

Personalized vanity “license” plates wouldn’t be bad, either. What do y’all think I should put on them and call myself? Let’s hear the thoughts on that.

I am looking forward to reading your experiences about the “rabbit-speed”, haha.

Merry Christmas!

God’s Grace.