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[Rick McCauley]

My Son-in Law is in the service. My daughter, and their 15 month daughter (the reason the sun comes up every morning) live with us. We have 2 monitors in the house so we can listen for her at nap time. Those monitors are very sensitive. You can hear her breathe. He is returning to the states next month, and they will be moving to Kansas where he will be stationed. They are only taking one monitor with them. I am going to put the other monitor in the garage. I am curious, as to what kinds of noises go on after dark. P.S. I am not looking forward to my last daughter leaving and moving 8 hrs away, and taking her daughter with her. it will be hard. But it will be their first chance to be a family in their own home since they got married. Rick A17 ________________________________ From: Tim Pruitt To: DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com; jonkertb@... Sent: Mon, October 26, 2009 6:44:18 PM Subject: Re: [DSN_KLR650] Jealous I like the idea of a camera in the garage when no one is around. Recent Activity * 6 New Members * 4 New PhotosVisit Your Group Yahoo! News Odd News You won't believe it, but it's true Yahoo! Groups Small Business Group A community for small business owners Y! Groups blog The place to go to stay informed on Groups news! . [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[Martin]

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Rick McCauley wrote:

> > My Son-in Law is in the service. My daughter, and their 15 month daughter (the reason the sun comes up every morning) live with us. > We have 2 monitors in the house so we can listen for her at nap time. Those monitors are very sensitive. You can hear her breathe. > He is returning to the states next month, and they will be moving to Kansas where he will be stationed. > They are only taking one monitor with them. I am going to put the other monitor in the garage. I am curious, as to what kinds of noises go on after dark. > > P.S. I am not looking forward to my last daughter leaving and moving 8 hrs away, and taking her daughter with her. it will be hard. > But it will be their first chance to be a family in their own home since they got married. > > Rick > A17 >

Rick, The first time you go to Ft. Riley, KS (or are they going to Ft. Leavenworth?) be sure to trailer your bike out as well. You will have hours and hours of riding gravel roads out here/there. (Watch out for the deer!!!!!) shoot, buy a 2d klr and leave it stationed in KS. Then you can tell your wife (or yourself) that you need to go to KS to change the gas in the bike. and since there are grandchildren involved, I would guess it would need to be changed, at least, monthly. smile. Our friend KiLeRista Mike F in PA does that. One in CA, one in PA--what a dream. Worse comes to worse--become a camp follower. Sell the house and chase the grand-kids to where ever they are stationed. And tell the son-in-law, "thank you for your service". revmaaatin. who was told, "to old to soldier", but not to old to appreciate a soldier USNR/USMCR/USN 1972-1995

[oldwing@cox.net]

---- Dennis Griffin wrote:

> Berryman B12 Chemtool is probably the strongest. Seafoam if carb is just a little gummed up. >

Yeah, I use Berrymans when the Seafoam does not work. It must be something really strong and that is why I don't use it evrytime. -- Bill Lewis Roanoke, Virginia Professor of Motorcycleology 2004 R1150RT 1990 R100RT 2002 KLR 1978 Oldwing w/Friendship 1 Expect The Unexpected

[Rick McCauley]

Yes, they are going to Ft. Riley. I would love to follow them, but I also have 3 grandsons within 6 miles of home. A 2nd KLR in KS. Well I can dream can't I. I will have to try to get the KLR out there. Nothing better than unfamiliar gravel roads, and a KLR. I will pass your "Thank You" on to my Son in law. Rick A17 ________________________________ From: Martin To: DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com Sent: Fri, October 30, 2009 4:18:38 PM Subject: [DSN_KLR650] Re: Jealous NKLR

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogro ups.com, Rick McCauley wrote: > > My Son-in Law is in the service. My daughter, and their 15 month daughter (the reason the sun comes up every morning) live with us. > We have 2 monitors in the house so we can listen for her at nap time. Those monitors are very sensitive. You can hear her breathe. > He is returning to the states next month, and they will be moving to Kansas where he will be stationed. > They are only taking one monitor with them. I am going to put the other monitor in the garage. I am curious, as to what kinds of noises go on after dark. > > P.S. I am not looking forward to my last daughter leaving and moving 8 hrs away, and taking her daughter with her. it will be hard. > But it will be their first chance to be a family in their own home since they got married. > > Rick > A17 > Rick, The first time you go to Ft. Riley, KS (or are they going to Ft. Leavenworth? ) be sure to trailer your bike out as well. You will have hours and hours of riding gravel roads out here/there. (Watch out for the deer!!!!!) shoot, buy a 2d klr and leave it stationed in KS. Then you can tell your wife (or yourself) that you need to go to KS to change the gas in the bike. and since there are grandchildren involved, I would guess it would need to be changed, at least, monthly. smile. Our friend KiLeRista Mike F in PA does that. One in CA, one in PA--what a dream. Worse comes to worse--become a camp follower. Sell the house and chase the grand-kids to where ever they are stationed. And tell the son-in-law, "thank you for your service". revmaaatin. who was told, "to old to soldier", but not to old to appreciate a soldier USNR/USMCR/USN 1972-1995 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]