Aye. Your left breast says it all!Originally Posted by GaTeach
Aye. Your left breast says it all!
My girls:
Isleen - 2014 F6BD
Saorla - 1995 FLSTN Heritage Special
"Politeness, n: The most acceptable hypocrisy."
Ambrose Bierce
The guy representing the VA/GNC was on point yesterday. Truly had his shit in one sock. The way he escorted the widow up the walk....the way he handled the Navy honor guard... His comments to the family at the end of the service....everyone was commenting on how shit hot he was.
He told the widow he was a Vietnam Vet as well and as soon as he said that I thought, "Marine" lol
Sure enough, after the service, we were furling the flags and he asked me if I was a Marine. I said, "No. I just love Marines." He said, "Well, thank you for loving me. Semper Fi."))))
What a moving event. You are in with a great bunch there, Teach.The guy representing the VA/GNC was on point yesterday. Truly had his shit in one sock. The way he escorted the widow up the walk....the way he handled the Navy honor guard... His comments to the family at the end of the service....everyone was commenting on how shit hot he was.
He told the widow he was a Vietnam Vet as well and as soon as he said that I thought, "Marine" lol
Sure enough, after the service, we were furling the flags and he asked me if I was a Marine. I said, "No. I just love Marines." He said, "Well, thank you for loving me. Semper Fi."
Volunteering to be a part of "motorcycle escort" duty can be (and usually is) very rewarding.
Ride to eat events are great, but you can always eat after the service/ceremony.
Semper Fidelis,
Steve
My girls:
Isleen - 2014 F6BD
Saorla - 1995 FLSTN Heritage Special
"Politeness, n: The most acceptable hypocrisy."
Ambrose Bierce
I'm somewhere in West LA. I got to ride from NO almost to Lafayette with Grant and his HD-buddy-who-isn't-a-douchebag. Big huge thanks Grant. I still think we should've set the rabbit free
We had a blast. They ride those Louisiana back roads like his Uncle's the Sheriff. Fun.
Headed toward The Woodlands.
Well we just had waaaaaay too much fun on the back roads of South Louisiana lol Kelly you are an amazing woman, can't wait to see you again and be safe on the road!I'm somewhere in West LA. I got to ride from NO almost to Lafayette with Grant and his HD-buddy-who-isn't-a-douchebag. Big huge thanks Grant. I still think we should've set the rabbit free
We had a blast. They ride those Louisiana back roads like his Uncle's the Sheriff. Fun.
Headed toward The Woodlands.
Did somebody say rabbit? I think he would like that! lol
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Yea we had a great time!
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Woodlands is hectic traffic patterns. Be careful. Be safe. Snakes gotta eat too.
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This was part of our route in the morning, some really neat places we visited and great country roads before we parted ways and teach headed to texas
https://goo.gl/maps/noDUPFjebft
Check out the pics from:
2nd destination - Zam's Swamp Tours
3rd destination - Laurel Valley Plantation
Check out the street view from:
4th destination - actual slave quarters from Laurel Valley Plantation
Grant
That's a nice route. Very pretty around the Thibodaux area. That route is almost the same we took into NOLA the night after Katrina. It took us nearly 7 hours to get from Baton Rouge to KMSY in the dark.
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pretty rough around that time. You were military?
FAA. We went to get communications systems and weather systems restored. 53driver was flying in and we had to be ready. He's very demanding that way. It was scary driving in from the south to NOLA. I worked in NOLA for several years and was familiar with the Thibodaux and Houma and Grand Isle areas. Sad to see what happened down there.
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