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BAD HAIR DAY Lori had a hair appointment Saturday and chose to ride her Bonneville, it's been sitting awhile so she gave it a nice bath, aired up the tires, and put it on a battery charger for a (little) while. It was a kinda hard to start and didn't idle too well but we figured the ride to Newport would make everything better. I guess it did until she got into traffic. It still wasn't idling well and stalled at several intersections. Finally the repeated starts did the poor battery in completely. Luckily she was over the hills and about a mile to PCH. She coasted to a parking lot and walked to the salon in time for her appointment. It didn't miraculously heal so I picked them up in the truck. Lori has the more exciting version at Bondorella.com Pretty Bonnie I need an El Camino. You can't tell in this picture but her hair color is smashing! Word around here is this helmet won't mess up your new-do. TIME I'LL NEVER GET BACK I stumb

Route 66 News (for reals) I crashed the Route 66 IECA organization's Kick-Off Party for the Rancho Cucamonga Service Station restoration project Wednesday and learned a little about their mision. The Rancho Cucamonga Service Station has been abandoned since the early '70s. It's one of the few Route 66 icons standing in Rancho Cucamonga and has been perilously close to demolition. The Route 66 IECA is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose members got the city, public, and the previous property owner behind a plan to restore it. We'll let them fill you in on the details. There's a ton of great information about the project and local Route 66 opportunities on their site. http://route66ieca.org/home Anthony Gonzalez President of Route 66 IECA the group dedicated to the preservation project. L. Dennis Michael, Rancho Cucamonga's Mayor thanking everybody for their efforts. Unveiling the new sign Slim feeling pretty special around all the

Agriculture Lori's Goat Farm's doing well! All the peppers sprouted and they should be ready to plant next week. The top row are Pasilla, next are Joe Parkers and "Hatches" from seeds we saved last year, and finally the Jalapenos. The eggs without sprouts were planted later but should sprout this week. Goat nests Old things I found this small belt sander on craigslist for $60. It's perfect for the type of things I like to ruin. It's a Quick-Sand 165, made in Grand Forks, North Dakota, USA. (Mid '60s) Quick-Sand Model 165 1"X42" belt It's smooth, quiet, and simple. New things Schott Perfecto One Stars arrived in limited sizes, click the "Shop Schott NYC" link on the upper right column on this page. We have Women's M and L and Men's 40 and 42. More coming soon! Route 66 lite Lori got the flu so we postponed our Winslow trip but she finally got some fresh air on Saturday. Poor thing wasted