[Rpracing1]

Any relation to Orville & Wilbur???

[PJ Wright]

Originally Posted by ShaneMugavin57 Good to hear from you P.j.. Email me when you lockdown on dates and when your coming through so I can tray and touch base with ya. Shane@mugavin.com

I will definitely do that Shane! I know you mentioned last year the possibility of the 57 going in to retirement; what was the decision?

[PJ Wright]

Originally Posted by Rpracing1 Any relation to Orville & Wilbur???

Sure!!! Good ole uncles Orv and Wil. Seriously, though I doubt it.

[Charles Nungester]

Originally Posted by PJ Wright Something. Anything. My wife and I both woke up this morning and got out of bed without assistance. She went to work; I cut the grass and did other chores. I've had plenty to eat today and last night when it rained none of it leaked into our house. My family is all safe and in November, my daughter will officially be cancer free. Oh yea and I've got a trip planned to Indiana for the middle of May. So as much as I might like to complain, I've got absolutely nothing to complain about. But never fear, there are a few posters on here who will gladly take up my slack.

Shaddup already!!

Glad to hear the good news.
C U in may

[ShaneMugavin57]

Originally Posted by PJ Wright I will definitely do that Shane! I know you mentioned last year the possibility of the 57 going in to retirement; what was the decision?

A couple races this year. Since nothing newer came along she got cut up and updated a little. Got a late start and we are still several weeks out. Took a job working every other weekend.

[Al Soran]

Ahh PJ. Nothing puts our daily lives/complaints into perspective like dealing with something real. My wife and I lost our daughter six years ago this June. It has profoundly changed my perspective of this life, and what is important, or worthy of complaint. The things that used to pi$$ me off at the drop of a hat don't matter much to me now. When I hear people constantly complain, I think to myself how truely blessed they must be, and how the things in their life are so good, that they can offer so much time and concern over something so trivial. I am happy for them and hope that their journey continues to be so smooth. And I am glad that your journey has smoothed as well.

[PJ Wright]

Originally Posted by Al Soran Ahh PJ. Nothing puts our daily lives/complaints into perspective like dealing with something real. My wife and I lost our daughter six years ago this June. It has profoundly changed my perspective of this life, and what is important, or worthy of complaint. The things that used to pi$$ me off at the drop of a hat don't matter much to me now. When I hear people constantly complain, I think to myself how truely blessed they must be, and how the things in their life are so good, that they can offer so much time and concern over something so trivial. I am happy for them and hope that their journey continues to be so smooth. And I am glad that your journey has smoothed as well.

Al; You and your wife have my hearfelt sympathy. I don't believe there can be anything worse in this life than losing a child (no matter their age) or grandchild. I hope that time and faith will ease your pain.