april 08, 2009 12:12am
July 11, 2008 Pick up the R.V.
July 11,2008.
Pick up the R.V.
Today we picked up the new master. I was on my own this day because Kevin had a therapy appointment so I got on the Harley and headed out the parts supplier. It took me a little while to find the store but when I got there I knew just by looking at the new master that it was the right one. I got back on the bike and rode down to the bike shop to have it installed. The mechanics had it installed in about an hour with my help.
I loaded up the bike onto the trailer and drove the R.V. back to Kevin’s. On the way, when at low speeds the R.V. would stop great but at high speed the stopping was not sufficient.
When I got back to Kevin’s I called the mechanic back and he told me he would look at the R.V. again and bleed the brake boosters, something that he overlooked.
After all the crap of the week I decided to take a little ride around the countryside on my Harley. The ride was just what I needed to melt away all of my frustrations. I love my bike.
I will be out of the West’s house today and sleeping in my own bed tonight. I am a good house guest but a man and his wife need their space. Thanks Kevin and Sharon.
I stopped in at the 616 legion in West Carlton to ask permission to hold a Video-A-Veteran day at their legion. After talking to Ann, the bar manager, I found out that a local gal had pasted away recently and that there would be a gathering after the funeral the next day. I arranged to print up some flyers to be placed on the tables for the next day and asked Ann if she thought that placing the flyers was tacky, but she didn’t think so. The flyers were asking members to attend a Video-A-Veteran day on Sunday
