Wife laid down the law

Tell her in exchange for that she has to take you to hutch!

U are not thinking wait till she ask u if you would like to do anything while there .Pull yourself together .LOL

He who dies with the most toys is,
nonetheless ,still dead.
If all else fails ,Read all that is PRINTED.

According to my calendar, there is an antique power show of some sort, MRUSEA, in Booneville August 7-8-9.

Good luck sounds like some interesting things to see

I think my old lady.....oooooops.....I mean my loving wife....has been there, i'll ask her if she saw any points of interest! yep....good luck with any of that quilting chit them old hens do....

o-k buddy....I asked the old lady.....oooooops....I mean the loving wife about this and she said: she ws there with on a bus trip with a bunch of others one day...they call it the QUILT CAPITAL OF THE USA! A lady and her hubby came from CA and started a quilt store there, as time passed they opened another and another, says there's 8-13 stores there now, each has a different type/kind of material. they put 30 long arm quilting machines in a large storage warehouse, and run 2 shifts a day thre 6-7 days a week and have a waiting list, said they do very good work. they also put in a husband lounge with pool tables, recliners, tv's, lots of things to cater to the husbands while their wives shop! yeah, you'll prolly spend a whole day there and more! it's a rule in the town that all quilters have the right of way and all traffic must stop for them. these people saved a dying town and the town really caters to them. it's a town of about 900 folks. take lots of money and if you drive a small car, you may hafta rent a UHAUL trailer before going home! Good luck buddy! have a great time! oh...and there is a JCPENNY museum there too, that's where they started out from.

Ted J wrote:

Don't want to step on yer toes good buddy, but Hamilton was where James Cash Penny was born. Then he ventured west to start up a store in Kemmerer Wyoming and then.......

Quite a lot of information in the museum about his life, his grandparents and where it all began. It is a museum to honor its most famous citizen.

Well worth the hours if you're a history buff,,,,,

Thank you Ted I knew that did not sound right. O'l JC up set the apple cart so to speak. He was open on SUNDAY. Way the heck and gone in the olden days when everything was closed on Sunday. Because he started in a western mining town, Wink

an the nasty old mine bosses worked the miners 6 days a week. An they had no time to buy new clothes. So O'l JC open up on Sunday. All from a Idaho born Mormon with a PHD from Cornel in Ag Econ. Confused

I sure don't know were or why Doc dropped that in lecture Confused

but I do know he did.

More good info, guys. Thanks.
Maybe I will go on a little scavenger hunt for a certain snow machine around Blair NE either coming or going. Can't get piss pounded with snow again this winter like we did last winter. Ugh.
Darrel

shameless dude wrote:

it's still in hiding Darrel! hopefully i'll have nuff gumption to run it this year!

Run it all you want, but just don't point it my direction.
Darrel

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