It's Thursday, and i like my airstream because...... - Page 101

easyride · 08-21-2008, 06:17 PM

Because it was there thru our latest tropical storm,if the power had went out,it would have been there waiting,fire up the generator,and move to the a s. With 1500 beautiful btu of cold air. Dave

ZoominC6 · 08-21-2008, 08:50 PM

We love her today because we pulled her off her new storage pad at the new home we just completed. We towed her down to Bristol, TN for the Sprint Cup race and are camped at All American Campground. No other aluminum spotted as yet but there are folks here from all over our great nation.
HAPPY TRAILS Y'ALL

ROBERTSUNRUS · 08-21-2008, 10:22 PM

Hi, I like my Airstream because: My Lincoln is all gassed up, my Airstream refrigerator is all filled up, every thing is ready for a trip to San Diego. We will be leaving tomorrow morning after the street sweeper goes by. We will be camping with our Airstream friends who also live in Lakewood.

Minnie's Mate · 09-04-2008, 07:26 PM

It's Thursday and I like my Airstream because she is waiting for the next rally next weekend when we go to the "End of Summer Thang Rally" and see some of our forum friends again.

fr8gal · 09-04-2008, 07:37 PM

it's Thursday and I like my Airstream because she waits for us up North. Load up the Fordasaraus: cat, check...dog, check.....BF, check. Stop at the fresh fruit and veggies stand on the way north tomorrow, check. Bacon and eggs for brekkies, check.

ZoominC6 · 09-04-2008, 08:23 PM

It's a great Thursday to be cooling off in the Blue Ridge Mountains of SW VA and Highland Haven Airstream Park. Ya'll come see us now, ya hear?

2airishuman · 09-10-2008, 08:35 PM

evening all...

tomorrow is thursday and i'll like my airstream because of it's connection to history and people.

tomorrow also happens 2b alot more significant for things not related to 'streaming.

so i'll do as i've done every september 11th the last 7 years...

and GIVE BLOOD.

i encourage all of you who can 2do the same...

GIVE BLOOD.

google the local red cross office...

or go the the nearest community blood center.

and give blood.

it is something almost all of us can do and in those 30 minutes or so...

we can remember.

attached is a scanning electron micrograph of red blood cells, it's a sea of red.

but the blood that's given includes other important products too like platelets and plasma...

also attached are some pics of a local artist's piece entitled "this is all the love i have"...

while it might seem somber, it wasn't 2 me.

at my local cbc they give donors small foam hearts to squeeze, just like this big one.

and it sorta reminded me of a similar a/s image that follows...

cheers
2air'

click pix for LARGER views...

2airishuman · 09-10-2008, 08:40 PM

i wanna add a little 'stream art to the last post...

pic 1 is a close up of the badge/logo on the 60s bambi parked in the lot at j/c....

pic 2 is my favorite deco style lettering from another old bird parked on the lot....

enjoy all and have a memorable 'stream thursday...

cheers
2air'

click pix for LARGER views...

jnerges · 09-11-2008, 04:28 AM

Way to go 2Air. Well today is now Thursday and when I get off my night shift, I am going to crawl into my aluminum cave, warm, quiet and peaceful and sleep the day away.

And give blood, especially if you are near a military medical center. We can use the help.

John

ZoominC6 · 09-11-2008, 05:22 AM

Cheers to YOU 2Air. A wonderful and meaningful thing for all of us to do....give blood and remember. Thanks so much.

runningbarre · 09-11-2008, 07:06 AM

It's Thursday and I like my airstream because I can see it from the bedroom window. It is my escape vehicle. Julie and Ispend alot of our time dreaming about our next trip. 34' of beautiful aluminum! 2air, I would love to give blood...used to give blood every chance I got...then illness struck!!! They don't want my blood anymore...too many drugs in it! Never forget 911.

Minnie's Mate · 09-11-2008, 04:34 PM

I honor those who got up, as I did today, and went to work seven years ago...only, God willing, I will return home, they won't. That was the day that changed every American's life forever. Much as we were changed on December 7th more than 60 years ago only, this time we cannot isolate the enemy to geographic boundaries.

I also honor the brave young men and women who go into harm's way each day to defend those who died seven years ago and cannot defend themselves against the enemy without boundaries.

Each day I for the last seven years I have placed my U.S. flag pen in the lapel of my suit jacket to honor both the fallen and those that might fall today. Each morning I pray for God's safe keeping of our brave soldiers as they face an uncertain day in a place where they are seen as the infidel and more times than not just as collateral damage in a civil war over who gets to rule a place and people we know so little about.

Minnie's Mate · 09-11-2008, 04:37 PM

Oh yes, it's Thursday and I like my Airstream because she will take us to a new rally this weekend...the Southeast-end-of-summer-thang!

This will draw to a close a great summer with lots of camping adventures...just wish it didn't have to end so soon.

codybear · 09-11-2008, 05:27 PM

...because I'm going to start thinking of all the stuff I'll need to pack and load up for the upcoming Jackson and Kernville Rallies, back to back, and hope I have enough energy to enjoy it all!!!