Comments on: New Photos - Khiva http://www.theworldbyroad.com/wordpress/2008/02/01/new-photos-khiva Drive Around the World Toyota 4x4 Travel Expedition Sat, 22 Nov 2008 08:55:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: john bouey http://www.theworldbyroad.com/wordpress/2008/02/01/new-photos-khiva#comment-4936 john bouey Sun, 03 Feb 2008 18:12:44 +0000 http://theworldbyroad.com/wordpress/2008/02/01/new-photos-khiva#comment-4936 Hey Steve: I really enjoyed the last blog in January 30, 2008. It actually brought a few teart to my eyes as you related the time we spent together in Hilpolstein, GA. I only wish I wasn't on the wrong end of my bi-polar personality at that time. The neat thing is that Oley Sheremeta (the GORE north American representative is coming onboard this month with MOR; we'll get all his clients and he's a neat guy). He and his wife will be doing Ironman Germany in June 2008 and he's thrown down a challenge, like you did in Madison, WI, that I do one before I turn sixty-five. So I guess that it comes down to taking one hour a day and getting Bouey senior back into shape. I am getting a bike to start my training now that Skyline Blvd. is closed to traffic and motorcycles (big slide near Snake Road) and the rides will be safer (a motorcyclist hit and killed and bycilist last year; head on colission). Next there is the masters swim program at Mills College in the mornings and I signed up for a club membership in Utah last week. So in about six months I should be ready to tackle a mini-ironman to see if I can do the real thing in 2009. I would like to spend a full month with you when you get the south America, especially Argentina. We have a great dealer there and when we are in his country the treatment will be outstanding. So give me an approximate schedule so I can start planning now. Actually, MOR is taken off so great that we are designing everything from composting facilities to ethanol plants in the midwest and should have a $250 million egg-shaped digester contract to replace San Francisco's old conventional digester sometime later this year. It is superbowl Sunday so I'll be taking the day off. Keep having a great time, but keep safe as well. Dad Hey Steve:
I really enjoyed the last blog in January 30, 2008. It actually brought a few teart to my eyes as you related the time we spent together in Hilpolstein, GA. I only wish I wasn’t on the wrong end of my bi-polar personality at that time. The neat thing is that Oley Sheremeta (the GORE north American representative is coming onboard this month with MOR; we’ll get all his clients and he’s a neat guy). He and his wife will be doing Ironman Germany in June 2008 and he’s thrown down a challenge, like you did in Madison, WI, that I do one before I turn sixty-five.

So I guess that it comes down to taking one hour a day and getting Bouey senior back into shape. I am getting a bike to start my training now that Skyline Blvd. is closed to traffic and motorcycles (big slide near Snake Road) and the rides will be safer (a motorcyclist hit and killed and bycilist last year; head on colission). Next there is the masters swim program at Mills College in the mornings and I signed up for a club membership in Utah last week. So in about six months I should be ready to tackle a mini-ironman to see if I can do the real thing in 2009.

I would like to spend a full month with you when you get the south America, especially Argentina. We have a great dealer there and when we are in his country the treatment will be outstanding. So give me an approximate schedule so I can start planning now. Actually, MOR is taken off so great that we are designing everything from composting facilities to ethanol plants in the midwest and should have a $250 million egg-shaped digester contract to replace San Francisco’s old conventional digester sometime later this year.

It is superbowl Sunday so I’ll be taking the day off.

Keep having a great time, but keep safe as well.

Dad

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