Found this one by a poster over at sailboat owners.com.
If things don't break, then you have nothing to fix. What kind of a life is that?
If things don't break, then you have nothing to fix. What kind of a life is that?
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Great Sig Line (s) !
- Thread starter Loren Beach
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Prairie Schooner
Jeff & Donna, E35-3 purchased 7/21
I forget who it is, but one of the members here titles himself something like Curator Of Broken Parts. That tickles my funny bone every time I see it.
Alan Gomes
Sustaining Partner
Toddster? Yes, quite funny.
Adding one more from a along-time sailing friend:
"Last Sunday at the end of his Sermon the Pastor invited us to bring all our troubles to the Alter. I dropped off my Outboard Motor."
"Last Sunday at the end of his Sermon the Pastor invited us to bring all our troubles to the Alter. I dropped off my Outboard Motor."
Bepi
E27 Roxanne
Between my 1974 vessel and my 96 Jeep with 330,000 miles, I concur on that life perspective, the finest kind.
