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Message started by wambr on 12/29/12 at 08:59:00

Title: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by wambr on 12/29/12 at 08:59:00

I see that you have some not very happy(can of course just a thought).
maybe because that survived the end of the world and it is the time of rest, and maybe because it's another (hurrah!) Christmas. and therefore decided to ask you what each has achieved in the past year?" just wondering...

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by thumperclone on 12/29/12 at 12:22:08

not losing my house

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by arteacher on 12/29/12 at 14:04:16

Congestive heart failure.

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by ToesNose on 12/29/12 at 15:06:41

Kept my sanity...........mostly  :-?

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by ZAR on 12/29/12 at 18:30:10


7F444E586544584E2B0 wrote:
Kept my sanity...........mostly  :-?


+1

I logged over 6000 miles on my Savage. It may not seem like much to some of you,but for this old (58 years old) saddle tramp it felt darn good after being away from two wheels for almost 20 years!

Also managed to log close to 60,000 miles on the job with no accidents or tickets which keeps my 40 year professional driving record perfect!

And still managed to stay married to the same lady for the 34th year!


Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by PerrydaSavage on 12/31/12 at 03:45:09


370C06102D0C1006630 wrote:
Kept my sanity...........mostly  :-?


Ditto ... this has been a rough year for me on the personal front ... but have survived ... and with the hope that 2013 will be much better ...

Happy New Year everyone!

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by LANCER on 12/31/12 at 03:57:09

Survived 1st year as a newlywed !  ;)
At 63 I consider that to be an accomplishment.  ;D
2nd year should be even better.   8-)



Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by wambr on 12/31/12 at 04:50:17

and my last year was not particularly remarkable, but also complain too can't... medals from the President is not received, second baby is not born-although I have many times it did . :)
well, I still have many years ahead-all the same I hope...happy new year! let each and you guys come true 2013 wishes in the coming year!

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by Pine on 12/31/12 at 08:35:24

This year:
Married 25 years to my one and only
Completed 25 service with the state.. still working
At age 49 5/6's... still no grey hair ( on my head)
Put over 3500 miles on the bike ( bought this year)
Kept 3500 miles off the truck (4 years old with 45k miles)
Participated in the Presidential election like I never have before (local delegate)
Daughter(21) still in college, still single, and still without child
Son (15) still in HS, still single, and still not a father
5 years left to pay on the house
1 year left to pay on the truck.. no other debts!

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by Ed L. on 12/31/12 at 14:13:43

Stayed employed,

Drank Beer,

Went riding,

The vet saved my 11 year old dog. (Had to pay a really big vet bill)

Kept my sanity most of the time, ;)




Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by Blinky on 12/31/12 at 16:36:52

New grandson, 5 total now, 3 girls and 2 boys.

39th wedding anniversary.

Played a lot of golf.

Learned to ride at 62 this year. I wish someone would have told me how fun this was 40 years ago.

The best for the new year and good hunting.

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by v-pilot on 12/31/12 at 21:21:30

I got a Savage!  :D

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by wambr on 01/01/13 at 03:04:55

now for a bit more fun... :)
good luck to you guys in the new year! and only good impressions!

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by kimchris1 on 01/02/13 at 10:02:18

This past year allowed me to continue working at
my job, which I do enjoy.
It allowed me continued success with my weight management,
as well as learning new Zumba moves.
I also traveled to Ca to surprise my Mom for her 79th
Birthday.
Enjoyed some nice time with family and friends.
Looking forward to exciting times in the coming New Year.. :)

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by prsavage on 01/03/13 at 10:27:39

Continued to stay faithful to my wife.  But there's this much younger woman I am having an EXTREMLY difficult time staying away from.  Fifteen years and I've never been really tempted but I sure am now.

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by diamond jim on 01/03/13 at 11:08:08

I can button my own shirts, walk without a cane, see well, drive myself, told my family how much I love them.

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by Dave on 01/03/13 at 12:28:50

It has been a bad/good year for me:

BAD:
I had a car buddy/friend for the last 30 years, and he died of Mesothelioma after a 4 year battle.  I spent a ton of time in 2012 getting his affairs in order and his property sold and/or disposed of.  There were two other of his friends helping, and we all pitched in and got to know each other better.

My Savage ate a crank bearing and needed to be torn down and rebuilt.

Work is slow - down to 4 day weeks for the 2nd year in a row.  The extra weekend day is nice, but the 20% pay cut sucks.

GOOD:
Just before my friend passed away - he gave me his 1951 MG TD that is completey restored.

I bought my Savage - and the engine rebuild went well and it now runs great!

When my friend started to decline from the Mesothelioma - I vowed to get healthier for each day he got sicker.  I have been hitting the gym hard every morning from 6:00 until 7:30.  I went from 172 pounds to 156, I went from 20.6% body fat to 11%.  I have won the Biggest Loser, Summer Olymics and Pump Off Competitions at our gym, I can run a 10K race in 47 minutes, and I am in great shape for my age!  I owe all the motivation to my old friend Dennis, and the Lord has blessed me with good health to make this possible.

Geez Dave!... You blew the sleeves right off yer' shirt!... -Serow   :o...
http://i46.tinypic.com/5oio49.jpg

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by diamond jim on 01/03/13 at 14:02:24

Simply awesome.

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by PerrydaSavage on 01/05/13 at 01:37:45


7173797070160 wrote:
Continued to stay faithful to my wife.  But there's this much younger woman I am having an EXTREMLY difficult time staying away from.  Fifteen years and I've never been really tempted but I sure am now.


I'll take either off your hands man ... been 3 years alone and on my own now and it truly sucks :(

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by MShipley on 01/05/13 at 15:20:08

Well good and bad here also. My son finally is setteling down with a girl I really like. Made another year through this bad economy and the business actually made some money. Had the pleasure of doing two mission trips to Nicaragua. However lost my wife suddenly to cancer. 19 days from her diagnosis to passing. We were married (or living together) 40 years. I sure do miss her. :'(

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by arteacher on 01/05/13 at 16:36:27


4D786F6F64797C4E7C6B7C7A781D0 wrote:
[quote author=7173797070160 link=1356800341/0#14 date=1357237659]Continued to stay faithful to my wife.  But there's this much younger woman I am having an EXTREMLY difficult time staying away from.  Fifteen years and I've never been really tempted but I sure am now.


I'll take either off your hands man ... been 3 years alone and on my own now and it truly sucks :(
[/quote]
Like my grandfather used to say: "You can look at the menu, but eat at home."

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by wambr on 01/06/13 at 09:35:45


7F615A5B425E574B320 wrote:
Well good and bad here also. My son finally is setteling down with a girl I really like. Made another year through this bad economy and the business actually made some money. Had the pleasure of doing two mission trips to Nicaragua. However lost my wife suddenly to cancer. 19 days from her diagnosis to passing. We were married (or living together) 40 years. I sure do miss her. :'(

I feel sorry for you..
believe that with the new year to start a new life with new joys...(sorry, but said, " how could...)

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by Steve H on 01/27/13 at 10:13:08

Good and bad here through the year.  Both of my sons are ok and healthy and happy. One is 19 the other is 10.  I made it to 49 with no major health problems.  I made it another year being faithful to my wife. Can't say the same for her being faithful to me. Economy is hitting hard. Been on 4 days at work for 2.5 years but we are squeaking by.  I got a savage. Much less investment than getting the old goldwing rideable again.  It's great to be on two wheels again after a little over 20 years.  I've only  been able to put about 35 miles on it so far due to cold, rain, ice, etc. I've had a 50cc scooter about 4 years now which just reinforced the need to get a good bike again.

I am sorry for those of you who have lost loved ones and friends over the year and happy for those of you who have had good fortunes.

I hope everyone has a great year for 2013.

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by LANCER on 01/28/13 at 03:14:41


4D4F454C4C2A0 wrote:
Continued to stay faithful to my wife.  But there's this much younger woman I am having an EXTREMLY difficult time staying away from.  Fifteen years and I've never been really tempted but I sure am now.


"Dangerous waters dude", it's time to stay focused on your course lest you CRASH & BURN.


Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by LANCER on 01/28/13 at 03:26:53


Quote:
 I have been hitting the gym hard every morning from 6:00 until 7:30.  I went from 172 pounds to 156, I went from 20.6% body fat to 11%.  I have won the Biggest Loser, Summer Olymics and Pump Off Competitions at our gym, I can run a 10K race in 47 minutes, and I am in great shape for my age!  I owe all the motivation to my old friend Dennis, and the Lord has blessed me with good health to make this possible.
Geez Dave!... You blew the sleeves right off yer' shirt!... -Serow   :o...
http://i46.tinypic.com/5oio49.jpg


Yep, ripped those sleeves right off there!
Are you trying to throw down the gauntlet dude ?

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by Dave on 01/28/13 at 05:12:57


3538373A3C2B6B6E590 wrote:

Quote:
 I have been hitting the gym hard every morning from 6:00 until 7:30.  I went from 172 pounds to 156, I went from 20.6% body fat to 11%.  I have won the Biggest Loser, Summer Olymics and Pump Off Competitions at our gym, I can run a 10K race in 47 minutes, and I am in great shape for my age!  I owe all the motivation to my old friend Dennis, and the Lord has blessed me with good health to make this possible.
Geez Dave!... You blew the sleeves right off yer' shirt!... -Serow   :o...
http://i46.tinypic.com/5oio49.jpg


Yep, ripped those sleeves right off there!
Are you trying to throw down the gauntlet dude ?


Well....I do challenge everyone not to take whatever good health they have for granted.  I was snapped out of my complacency by a dying friend.  The first few months at the gym were painful and I wanted to quit.....but eventually my body got used to the challenge and now I feel great when being pushed.  The gym is loaded with people that have real health issues.....and I have a lot of respect for them as they are doing the best they can.  Some are recovering from strokes, heart attacks, bypass surgery, or obesity......and they are working to overcome it.  I was blessed with good genes, good health, and no current injuries......and I was just wasting that away by not taking advantage of it.

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by LANCER on 01/28/13 at 05:26:01

I'm working it relatively well but not as much as I should...a good reason to buckle down and do it right.  My body does not respond like it use to but I need to make good use of the time God gives me and not waste the physical resources He provides.

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by Paladin. on 01/28/13 at 08:57:25


242F2F262A25243E3F4B0 wrote:
Congestive heart failure.

I had a triple bypass in '10, my E.F. is 25%.  I had a stroke and now have Aphasia and Apraxia, but as long as I think before I speak I am fine (yeah, like thats going to happen!)  But I am still alive.  And I can still ride.  That is all that really matters.

Title: Re: the results of the year. your achievements.
Post by Paladin. on 01/28/13 at 09:03:08


570C51484D4E55210 wrote:
I got a Savage!  :D
I got rid of my Savage!  No one told me how convenient it is to step through the frame.

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