we have our own chef for the 80 of emplyeed here....600 in the whole park...he has baked a memorial day cake for those of us at Fishing Bridge General Store....8 lbs of sugar in it...my cell phone is sprint...only Verizon works in the park...it is a pic of the American flag...had lasagna today....

Ahhhhhhhh, YES!!!! Now THAT's the life, mia767ca!!! Write a blog, keep us posted, enjoy each and every day!!! What an adventure!!!

wife and I have been retired for 10 years just sitting and watching the beach in south florida...doing nothing...waiting to die...asked ourselves what was wrong that picture....

we bought an RV....closed down the condo...and took a job in Yellowstone...battled the right of way on the way to work at the General Store with 4 buffalo yesterday...went to Old Faithful today in a snowstorm...saw 2 female buffalo drop and give birth to calves (red dogs), a female bear with 3 cubs, and a lone wolf looking for a meal...life is good...

Also, check out the "You're not taking that" commercial by Subaru. Very smart.

I just watched the trailer ... would probably watch it tonight except for 2 things: no Netflix and ... no popcorn : (

huh??? Allergic to peanut butter ... you lost me!!!

Gotcha ... actually, the day I posted this was the day I went to my local Honda dealership to pick up my new (to me) CR-V!!! Am loving it!!!

Great fun ... and very well done!!! Thanks, Starz!!!

Oh, yes! That is truly the appeal - the sheer artistry! It provokes the imagination and draws you in. I am very often disillusioned with movies - but when I see something this captivating, I wish it would go on and on and on .............

A train, with it`s distinctive sounds and motion, a train robbery and another piece of American history gone - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzZlW...

A great commercial. More positive images packed into a few seconds than some movies taking two hours. GENIUS.

You would probably enjoy the flick "Jackie and Ryan" found on Netflix pop some corn and curl up to it.

Just hop a train and forget the Outback. As kids in coal towns of West Virginia, we used to hop on a coal car but there were no boxcars or a place to sit, just hang onto the ladder. Problems arose when the train was going too fast at the point you wanted to hop off and you had to ride until it came to a steep grade. I guess kids don't do that today but that is why they are allergic to peanut butter.

I was seriously considering an Outback, used as I don't do that much driving anymore.
But I caught that it has a CVT transmission. And then I researched it.
And the answer is a resounding NO to theirs and any other vehicle with CVT. Especially used, which is where you end up without a warranty.