Time for a little irony

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My last post on this blog was of the little trolley I took from the boat to the Grayhound station in Ft Myers less than a week ago. After a good Thanksgiving weekend with China, today I am on the LIRR just pulling into the Jamaica Station on my way to Servo in Westbury. Needless to say it is gray cool and cloudy. Needless to say I had rather be on the moored in

Hard to believe that I have been associated with Servo since 1993. Who would have thought. Today George and I will be working on the presentation for Breckenridge in February.

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