Featured My Christmas Box. What You Think Peeps.

Grinning like a Cheshire Cat there Joe!

Very nice, and every day is getting lighter now, we're on the road out of winter!

 

Real nice Joe - you are one lucky fella.....

 

Nice one Joe

 

Happy New Year.
Joe.

 

Kenbro.
Well pretty much both. The 900 Bonnie I traded my 1200 Bonnie and I think Bulldog gave me about seven for it Tracy funded the rest and the extra's. So I am very lucky or spoilt or perhaps selfish like I said earlier.
Happy New Year.
Joe

 

Sprinter.
And the same to you and your kin. I do hope it is all you wanted from a great new year.
Happy New Year.

Joe​

 

Dozers Dad.
No you are right she purchased the hat for Crimbo. The 59'R she helped to fund earlier. That's why I love her so much.

Happy New Year.
Joe​

 

Winglad.
Yes I don't know what I did to deserve her. She truly is fantastic. I do feel for the peeps who find it hard to make ends meet and justify even the simple things in life. If I could I would wish every one of us a new year where all our dreams came true.

Happy New Year.
Joe​

 

Bad Billy.
I truly am. I am even thinking of riding the 59'er on frost free days. Poor old Honda for the rest. You season is nearing now aswel. You will be getting al geared up. And I wish you every luck in the world but you are still crazy. My boy is not racing again so he tells me but will have a few track days just to keep his hand in. I'll settle for that.

Happy New Year.
Joe​

 

Stollydriver.
Yes I am. Don't know why I deserve it but I have been very lucky. Can't help feeling selfish sometimes. Especially when Tracy say with a big smile on her face if you want it then get it.

Happy New Year.
Joe​

 

Dilligaf.
Thanks. You know I might try the name Rocket see if my luck runs out.

Happy New Year.
Joe​

 

Hi, @joe mc donald. As promised, here are photos of my new birthday jacket from Mr. Sandi! Mr. Sandi, like Tracy, is a darling. You and I are both lucky to be blessed with wonderful spouses.

 

Happy new year Joe

 

Sandi, great picture please tell me how you manage to stay so trim in a part of the world that has no meaning for the words ample or small portions, every time I have been deployed state side I have to train in the gym everyday, the portions are mainly huge and the food is so good.

 

Thanks, Don! Yes, I do live in "the land of excess" plus there's definitely an abundance of great food everywhere. And I do love to eat and drink! I was a competitive runner and cyclist for years and still am active though I no longer race. These days I ride my bicycle, lift, do yoga and do long daily dog walks. That said, I also thank my dad for passing along his "slim & lanky" genes. And I'm glad to live in a state where it's sunny and warm year-round. Having grown up in Minnesota, folks there tend to pack on some "insulation" when the winter months hit.

 

Ace in all respects. Go ride (then wash-dry-polish) and ride again till you have no roads left

 

We still talking about bikes or what Joe ?

The very best wishes for great health and happiness to you and Tracy in 2020 Joe, you deserve it.

Dave​

 

Sandi T
Terrific Jacket And I am sure Mr Sandi would agree that the gorgeous lady with intelligence and knowledge is the most rewarding part of any gift. Dear Sandi yes we are lucky we seem to have found a true meaning to happiness.
Happy New Year.
Joe

 

Don The Don
The very same to you and all your Kin. Lets hope it is a good one that will last forever.
Happy New Year.
Joe

 

Julian WW.
I second that thought. Its what we were meant to do. Think we may be mad or maybe sensible and its all those around us that are barmy. Have you ever tried to explain to someone what that piece of machinery does for you and your state of mind. Impossible.
Happy New Year.
Joe