Rain again, again.
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From: Randolph, NJ
Monday late afternoon, 06-16-03, 5:30 PM. Warm, sunny, breezy, clear. A day made for roadsters!
Took the top down and drove home with almost no traffic. A perfect roadster day. 2 days rain free. Could this be?
Took the top down and drove home with almost no traffic. A perfect roadster day. 2 days rain free. Could this be?
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Still at the office but it looks nice outside. A bit hazy, but still nice enough to throw the top down on the ride home.
By the way, it was 85 degres (+/-) yesterday. Went to the Angles game - got thier asses spoked like a pack of Marlboro's 
- by the Mets! What's up with that? 
No worries - at least is was nice out! 
What's up Rob - have a good weekend?
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Actually, I think the Dodgers are doing better than the Angels so far 
. Weekend was nice, though. I spent some time with my company doing some community service up in East L.A. (painting houses, cleaning up, etc.). 
. It was rewarding to help the community, and those less fortunate, by donating my time and energy.
Then I realized while I was painting the house, the homeowners (by the way were inside the entire time), came outside and asked, not politely I might ad, if we were going to "paint the porch?" Those ungrateful little f
ers. Not once did they come out and ask if we wanted some lemonade or a 
- not even a "how's it going" or "thanks alot" or "you guys rock." Nope! It makes you wonder if it's even worth the extra effort? 
They'll probably never maintain the property, it'll go to shit in a few months, and what will we have to show for it? I guess it's the "self-actualization" aspect for me. Besides that and the game... it was good.
. Weekend was nice, though. I spent some time with my company doing some community service up in East L.A. (painting houses, cleaning up, etc.). . It was rewarding to help the community, and those less fortunate, by donating my time and energy. Then I realized while I was painting the house, the homeowners (by the way were inside the entire time), came outside and asked, not politely I might ad, if we were going to "paint the porch?" Those ungrateful little f
ers. Not once did they come out and ask if we wanted some lemonade or a - not even a "how's it going" or "thanks alot" or "you guys rock." Nope! It makes you wonder if it's even worth the extra effort? They'll probably never maintain the property, it'll go to shit in a few months, and what will we have to show for it? I guess it's the "self-actualization" aspect for me. Besides that and the game... it was good.
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Originally posted by OhioRacer
Don't be discouraged. You did a good thing. It will come back to you in spades somewhere and some time. Keep up the good work.
Don't be discouraged. You did a good thing. It will come back to you in spades somewhere and some time. Keep up the good work.
OhioYou are absolutely right.
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Sounds like you had a good weekend. Doing for others, helping those less fortunate is a great thing to do. We are all prettly lucky to have it as good as we do, and sometimes you have to give something back. Excellent!
Is that possible?