I had you pegged as the one all the way to the left. Looking at the world slightly quizzically, but with style as evinced by the well-pressed suit.
Perhaps you have it perfectly, Sail. Although sometimes I feel like the ole boy in the middle looking like "what 'he heck". ;-)I had you pegged as the one all the way to the left. Looking at the world slightly quizzically, but with style as evinced by the well-pressed suit.
As long as you're not the one on the right who looks a little smug and isn't even bothering to look at the camera, you're fine.
We had a choc like that - giant beast with a broad blockhead. Miss him.My best friend Jake and I. Jake is the handsome fellow on the right.
I had you pegged as a clean shaven guy, but I like the style. Fits perfectly.
Nah - too much effort to shave every day.
You look the same , minus the wings, :smt033Nah - too much effort to shave every day.
Plus it gives the grandkids something to play with.
Love the backdrop also! RI is a pretty state. It has been too long since I was there last. Believe it or not, I do remember some of it. I wish I had the time and money to sail, though. I love the water. Enjoyed my time as sea, even though it was on a tin can. ;-)Nah - too much effort to shave every day.
Plus it gives the grandkids something to play with.
Backdrop there is Mystic Seaport in CT. It was a Wooden boat Show, and really the best way to see the best boats is to get on the water in another wooden boat and drift past it all. Being a member means I can borrow a boat when I want to (as in "hire" but at no extra cost) so it is really very pleasant.
Yup - but better still without all the white boatshow tents there. That area is a lovely green with a bandstand, perfect for picnics, kids playing, antique cars, etc. Just sit and watch the boats go by.
