Re: The Duchess Project: 1940 Super 8 Convertible Sedan
Posted by Joe Santana On 2011/3/29 14:58:57
You're in the book now, my friend. OK to edit it out. I have it.
Nice looking, right-sized dog, West. Suki does not back down from dogs. Sophie was 5 years old when Suki was introduced to my household. Imagine a 138# Rotty and a little calico nose to nose. When Suki walks by, Sophie puts her head down and turns away. They travel well in the Pacifica, Suki in front, Sophie in back, but I'm getting some large size doggy hiking boots with rubber soles and velcro straps for Sophie, and probably a throw I can strap to the footman loops. We'll do some trial runs, but I may just have a house-sitter care for them while I'm galavanting.
I wrote a song for Suki (Making Whoopee for the melody)
A little ham. A little cheese.
Albacoretuna, if you please.
And chop it finer. Ain't Sophie's Diner.
It's all for Suki.
Give me fresh water. And kibble, too.
Make sure my cat box don't smell of poo.
When it gets lumpy, I get real grumpy.
Not good for Suki.
BRIDGE
Make sure my cat door's open.
I lead a social life.
I know it may sound catty, but
With me, who needs a wife?
Now brush my fur.
"O yeah, right there."
Just get it right, and I will purr.
Your obligation is adoration.
And all for Suki.
What does have to do with Packards? Nothing unless I need someone to help me push and pull it down the road. Protect me from highwaymen if I have to stop and rest.
BTW My business partner flys. Just finishing up building a little ligthtweight one. Taxied it for the first time yesterday during lunch. He also just finished a 53 Chev pickup and won first prize in his class...stock...at a central Oregon hotrod car show two weeks ago. Besides the museum of flight in Seattle, we have 2 here. One in Tillamook on the coast and one in McMinnville at Evergreen Aviation...several warbirds including a spitfire and a 109, plus the Spruce Goose. So we'll see who makes it where first.
Joe
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Nice looking, right-sized dog, West. Suki does not back down from dogs. Sophie was 5 years old when Suki was introduced to my household. Imagine a 138# Rotty and a little calico nose to nose. When Suki walks by, Sophie puts her head down and turns away. They travel well in the Pacifica, Suki in front, Sophie in back, but I'm getting some large size doggy hiking boots with rubber soles and velcro straps for Sophie, and probably a throw I can strap to the footman loops. We'll do some trial runs, but I may just have a house-sitter care for them while I'm galavanting.
I wrote a song for Suki (Making Whoopee for the melody)
A little ham. A little cheese.
Albacoretuna, if you please.
And chop it finer. Ain't Sophie's Diner.
It's all for Suki.
Give me fresh water. And kibble, too.
Make sure my cat box don't smell of poo.
When it gets lumpy, I get real grumpy.
Not good for Suki.
BRIDGE
Make sure my cat door's open.
I lead a social life.
I know it may sound catty, but
With me, who needs a wife?
Now brush my fur.
"O yeah, right there."
Just get it right, and I will purr.
Your obligation is adoration.
And all for Suki.
What does have to do with Packards? Nothing unless I need someone to help me push and pull it down the road. Protect me from highwaymen if I have to stop and rest.
BTW My business partner flys. Just finishing up building a little ligthtweight one. Taxied it for the first time yesterday during lunch. He also just finished a 53 Chev pickup and won first prize in his class...stock...at a central Oregon hotrod car show two weeks ago. Besides the museum of flight in Seattle, we have 2 here. One in Tillamook on the coast and one in McMinnville at Evergreen Aviation...several warbirds including a spitfire and a 109, plus the Spruce Goose. So we'll see who makes it where first.
Joe
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