Rock Auto car parts question

yup, watch out for the bald, fat hairy guy.

 

you know, by the time i've run to oregon, i'm too tired for the race.

 

same here.

 

meeces, but they invade our house. i think i've taken out 50 this year.

the only place i run anymore is to the bathroom.

 

Must be something tasty in the woodwork to the rodentia population. Either that or they think there is strength in numbers and eventually you'll be overwhelmed.

But it sounds like your resolve is still there.

Enjoy your southern respite. Is the Happiest Place on Earth one you frequent while in the greater Orlando area?

 

oh ya, uge disneyphile. mickey and minnie are much more appealing than massachusetts meeces.

 

Just more expensive to spend time with .

 

i know, big bucks. in florida, they have a couple of large area's that are free. entertainment and restaurants, like universal city walk, no rides though. we spend quite a bit of time there. free fireworks every night!

 

Same out here on the "best coast". They have downtown Disney and people watching there is a great, particularly around certain holidays (Halloween for instance). Fireworks every night as well.

 

nice, i really need to move...

 

I'll keep dropping subtle hints from time to time.

Eventually Mrs. Bisco will come around

 

potentially coming out for the waste management open next january, then driving to san diego and up the coast. really need to put the hard sell on.

 

Golf fan or also a player? Plenty of nice golf courses out here for recreational play open year round .

Does Mrs. Bisco like the fruit of the vine?

If so, there are plenty of wine release parties in early February that might help your case. That's where we spent last Saturday then finished the day off with a live hockey game.

 

How a Rock Auto parts post got here....but...

I grew up in Southern California. Downey. Home of one of the Apollo things. I was not really that much into the space missions.

Having said that most of my relatives started out in the Central Los Angeles region, but moved in the mid 1960s as part of "White Flight."

Meaning minorities were moving into the area and my relatives moved out.

Most moved to Fullerton, Anaheim, etc. Which meant that I got to spend a week or so at each relative's home each summer. From any of their homes you could see the Disney fireworks each night. And, we went to Disneyland at least once a week.

In those days, it was free to enter Disneyland. You only had to pay to ride or eat (luckily not to use the restrooms).

Dear old Walt only started charging to enter once the "hippies" invaded and refused to leave.

The good old days....

 

As you know we ALWAYS stay on topic .

Interesting history of the happiest place on earth.

 

Yeah, I could go on about Disney history. Had a number of relatives who worked for Walt. But that should be another post. Kris, who started this thread, sort of scares me.

Well. O.K., it is sort of a love/love thing.

 

We actually did a tour and tasting of the Silverado Winery which was owned by Walt's daughter Dianne. You could definitely tell that the winery was a hobby based on the amount of art present.

My wife took a shine to a Ratotouille poster they had hanging in the entranceway and they said it was one of 2 ever made. When in the dining room there was a painting that used to be in Grand Central Terminal which the guide said was insured for $30 MM.

Made us want to go to the Disney Museum in San Francisco.