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Yep, another storm coming on Thurs/Fri. May get 1+' of white stuff along the front range! Tiresome business. We may leave tomorrow night after I get out of work to beat the devil, so to speak. My wife is not amused. My dog couldn't care less. My sons want us gone. I want us gone. We're going! To hell with the bike!
Let me rub it in a bit, it's sunny and in the 70's here. sorry
Well, I guess I was wrong in predicting little interest in a general chat thread...gee, first time! LOL
But here we are, talking DMV blues here and not in the DMV thread. Aww, who cares....
My wife was going to change the registration on her 67 Beetle to New Mexico from MI. She got all her paperwork together, and I mean ALL of it, and showed up at the office. Three hours, three people, and the prospect of another hour waiting for "someone" to come back from lunch later, she decided that the Beetle would probably be just as happy with MI tags.
What a bureaucratic nightmare.
Yet another DMV horror story. Does anyone know why they're so by the book? sounds like overkill to me.
It's actually quite warm here today, despite the ominous wind presaging the storm to inevitably come. We're at 70 today in point of fact! Tonight the arctic demons may return. Gotta walk Beowulf after work and pack.
Has anyone here had any experience with ghosts or orbs or just strange things happening to them?
Nope....but there's alot of Ghost Towns all over this state as New Mexico was a huge mining state in the 1800's dotted with many mining towns that's been abandoned for a 100 years or so.
Nope....but there's alot of Ghost Towns all over this state as New Mexico was a huge mining state in the 1800's dotted with many mining towns that's been abandoned for a 100 years or so.
I've had some encounters.
Indiana was somwhat of a mining state back in the early days but the days of mining are long gone. I dont really think we have "ghost towns" but who knows I havent been to every nook and cranny of Indiana.
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I'm just a peon here myself.
