Re: Slide Scanner - information sources
| January 29, 2015 09:58PM |
Scott Turner Wrote:
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> Oh, I still aspire to Phoam, but I've not been
> actively doing it for the last few years. The
> only quality time I've had around steam lately was
> at the last Day out with Thomas, at the RR museum
> with 491 "assisting". This is what happens when a
> 3 year old grandson and 1 year old granddaughter
> suddenly enter the picture.
>
> The grandson is completely NUTZ about Thomas and
> that's slowly translating to an interest in trains
> in general, so there is hope. Ol' Thom may make
> our eyes roll, but he does serve a purpose.
Glad to hear you are still above room temp Scott.
Got any plans of coming to Chama this summer? (That way I can annoy you in person...)
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> Oh, I still aspire to Phoam, but I've not been
> actively doing it for the last few years. The
> only quality time I've had around steam lately was
> at the last Day out with Thomas, at the RR museum
> with 491 "assisting". This is what happens when a
> 3 year old grandson and 1 year old granddaughter
> suddenly enter the picture.
>
> The grandson is completely NUTZ about Thomas and
> that's slowly translating to an interest in trains
> in general, so there is hope. Ol' Thom may make
> our eyes roll, but he does serve a purpose.
Glad to hear you are still above room temp Scott.
Got any plans of coming to Chama this summer? (That way I can annoy you in person...)
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