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<blockquote data-quote="LMLDallas78" data-source="post: 392205" data-attributes="member: 55682"><p>How lovely this sounds. When you write your book about tales of a delivery driver, you really do have a wonderful story to start with.</p><p> I remember my childhood story books and Heidi was one of my favourites. You describe the US version of Heidi in Switzerland. And I love your story of visitors asking if they're still in New York.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Not long after I put the post on I remembered it was Salt Lake City. I have no clue what it looks like apart from being able to see the mountains from the airport. It was so strange how I just couldn't recall it then popped into my mind out of nowhere.</p><p>I do love mountains and lakes. Beaches are my favourite view and if I can I'll have a little house with a seaview someday (in my dreams). Not so keen on countryside views but many people do enjoy the countryside. I'm trying a bit harder to appreciate the countryside with rolling green fields now I'm older and it really is on my doorstep but I'll travel far and wide in search of beaches, lakes and mountains.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Aww I really enjoyed reading this. When he told me I said I bet they'd never heard of Dallas. I can usually judge by age and not usually wrong. I was sort of right, they'd heard of it but hadn't watched it. A red rag to me so I have to bite my tongue and smile sweetly when I met them afterwards and they brought it up. All the time I'm wanting to sit them down and tell them what their lives have been missing! </p><p>When I mention Dallas to people I usually get the response who shot JR or shoulder pads. I love that different people remember it for different reasons and mostly from casual watchers not die hard fans like myself.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I guess with such a physical job like yours it's inevitable it will take it's toll on the body. I find ailments just seem to appear from nowhere now with no specific reason. The joys of aging I suppose. I hope I don't turn into one of those little old biddies that is forever complaining about pain here and aches there but I feel I already could be very close! Soldiering on without a care doesn't come as easy anymore and is in no way appealing.</p><p></p><p>Here's hoping you remain injury free DFF. Take care in that heat too, (I'm only jealous) we had a couple of milder days but cold again today. It's nearly Friday so have a great weekend and take care for now!</p><p></p><p>Same goes for everyone else here too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LMLDallas78, post: 392205, member: 55682"] How lovely this sounds. When you write your book about tales of a delivery driver, you really do have a wonderful story to start with. I remember my childhood story books and Heidi was one of my favourites. You describe the US version of Heidi in Switzerland. And I love your story of visitors asking if they're still in New York. Not long after I put the post on I remembered it was Salt Lake City. I have no clue what it looks like apart from being able to see the mountains from the airport. It was so strange how I just couldn't recall it then popped into my mind out of nowhere. I do love mountains and lakes. Beaches are my favourite view and if I can I'll have a little house with a seaview someday (in my dreams). Not so keen on countryside views but many people do enjoy the countryside. I'm trying a bit harder to appreciate the countryside with rolling green fields now I'm older and it really is on my doorstep but I'll travel far and wide in search of beaches, lakes and mountains. Aww I really enjoyed reading this. When he told me I said I bet they'd never heard of Dallas. I can usually judge by age and not usually wrong. I was sort of right, they'd heard of it but hadn't watched it. A red rag to me so I have to bite my tongue and smile sweetly when I met them afterwards and they brought it up. All the time I'm wanting to sit them down and tell them what their lives have been missing! When I mention Dallas to people I usually get the response who shot JR or shoulder pads. I love that different people remember it for different reasons and mostly from casual watchers not die hard fans like myself. I guess with such a physical job like yours it's inevitable it will take it's toll on the body. I find ailments just seem to appear from nowhere now with no specific reason. The joys of aging I suppose. I hope I don't turn into one of those little old biddies that is forever complaining about pain here and aches there but I feel I already could be very close! Soldiering on without a care doesn't come as easy anymore and is in no way appealing. Here's hoping you remain injury free DFF. Take care in that heat too, (I'm only jealous) we had a couple of milder days but cold again today. It's nearly Friday so have a great weekend and take care for now! Same goes for everyone else here too. [/QUOTE]
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