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nklr blast from the past
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 9:55 am
by Sarah Dilling
Hi all,
Just wanted to check in with the old-timers.
Got married 5-10-2003. Had a baby 8-27-04. Sold the KLR a week ago. It'd
become my husband's learner bike, and I rarely rode it even before the
baby. The CBR is still in my possession. However, it's currently
vacationing by the beach with a friend who has a locked garage and rides
it every now and then for me. Once I figure out how this durn baby
works, I'll get back on the bike. I'm starting to remember what it felt
like to get out. (And, um, the Stich almost fits again...)
http://ofb.net/~sarah/sam.html -- for pics of the babe.
SarahD (formerly SarahB)
nklr blast from the past
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 10:12 am
by Alan L Henderson
Sarah Dilling wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Just wanted to check in with the old-timers.
>
> Got married 5-10-2003. Had a baby 8-27-04. Sold the KLR a week ago. It'd
> become my husband's learner bike, and I rarely rode it even before the
> baby. The CBR is still in my possession. However, it's currently
> vacationing by the beach with a friend who has a locked garage and rides
> it every now and then for me. Once I figure out how this durn baby
> works, I'll get back on the bike. I'm starting to remember what it felt
> like to get out. (And, um, the Stich almost fits again...)
>
>
http://ofb.net/~sarah/sam.html -- for pics of the babe.
>
> SarahD (formerly SarahB)
>
Hey Sarah! I wondered what had happened to you. Congratulations on both
accounts. Babes are much more frustrating than KLRs and don't come with
a good manual of operations. A little soot out the tailpipe on the KLR a
little of everything out of the tailpipe of the baby.
Have fun! Alan Henderson A13 Iowa
nklr blast from the past
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 10:18 am
by Bogdan Swider
>
> Got married 5-10-2003. Had a baby 8-27-04. Sold the KLR a week ago.
Hey !! It's Wedding Channel Sarah !! Congratulations. At least the baby
doesn't come with a shim and bucket set-up. Remember your adventures with
that system ? Glad you checked in.
Bogdan
nklr blast from the past
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 10:28 am
by Devon
sarah@... wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Just wanted to check in with the old-timers.
>
>Got married 5-10-2003. Had a baby 8-27-04.
>
Congratulations! And welcome back.
>Sold the KLR a week ago. It'd
>become my husband's learner bike, and I rarely rode it even before the
>baby. The CBR is still in my possession. However, it's currently
>vacationing by the beach with a friend who has a locked garage and rides
>it every now and then for me. Once I figure out how this durn baby
>works,
>
That'll only take 18 years or so.
Devon
18mo old son
4 1/2 year old son
01 KLR650 (heavyweight woods/city bike)
01KLR250 (lightweight woods/city bike)
01Supersherpa (Wife bike)
78 SR500 (will be for sale soon)
nklr blast from the past
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 10:32 am
by Bogdan Swider
>>
> That'll only take 18 years or so.
>
> Devon
> 18mo old son
> 4 1/2 year old son
Hate to be the one to tell you but it'll take way longer than that.
Bogdan
30 year old son
27 year old daughter
16 year old stepson
9 year old son
nklr blast from the past
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 10:58 am
by Krgrife@aol.com
In a message dated 10/7/04 8:36:19 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
bSwider@... writes:
> Hate to be the one to tell you but it'll take way longer than that.
>
Yup, as I tell my younger friends with newborns,"before you know it they'll
be 25 and still asking for money!"
Kurt
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nklr blast from the past
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:47 am
by Mike Frey
Sarah Dilling wrote:
>Once I figure out how this durn baby works, I'll get back on the bike.
>
Figuring out how the baby works is easier, comes more naturally, but more time consuming than figuring out a KLR.
** Hopefully, his doohickey won't need to be replaced.**
Mike
New to KLR 2004
20 year old stepson, still working on
21 yr old daughter, still working on
24 yr old son, still working on (but he's the most independent)
nklr blast from the past
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 12:16 pm
by Devon
BSwider@... wrote:
>>That'll only take 18 years or so.
>>
>>Devon
>>18mo old son
>>4 1/2 year old son
>>
>>
>
>Hate to be the one to tell you but it'll take way longer than that.
>
Legally speaking at least, it's 18.
Only after becoming a dad, did I understand a line I heard in a movie
once, something about how they're always your "kid". You could be 70 and
they're 50 and you still look out for them.
Devon
nklr blast from the past
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 3:37 pm
by Judson D. Jones
--- In
DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, Devon wrote:
>
>
> BSwider@C... wrote:
>
> >>That'll only take 18 years or so.
> >>
> >>Devon
> >>18mo old son
> >>4 1/2 year old son
> >>
> >>
> >
> >Hate to be the one to tell you but it'll take way longer than that.
> >
> Legally speaking at least, it's 18.
>
> Only after becoming a dad, did I understand a line I heard in a movie
> once, something about how they're always your "kid". You could be 70 and
> they're 50 and you still look out for them.
>
Up to a point. As a friend of mine said while performing one of those
distasteful parental tasks: "Son, I look forward to the day when you can
change *my* diaper."
nklr blast from the past
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 4:09 pm
by Keith Saltzer
You could be 70 and
> they're 50 and you still look out for them.
>
> Devon
Yes, but not PAYING the X for them. Today's my oldest daughter's
18th BIRTHDAY!!!!!
WAHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Lower that f%$#ing child support please.
MrMoose
A8 (Barbie and Ken special)
18 year old daughter
12 year old daughter
12 year old step son (birthday yesterday)
10 year old son
7 year old son
2 year old daughter (birthday in 4 days)