Frank, here's your next boat.

[Dave R1]

And its close, too.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2483637180

[Frank Hagan]

Woooohee! Right here in my own back yard! I see that all I need to do is click that "Buy It Now!" button for $975,000, and she is mine! :thumbsup:

Rats, wish my wife hadn't quit her job. We would only have to finance $970,000 of the price if she was still employed. Oh well.

(I'm surprised I haven't seen her around ... must be in the boatyard they don't let me meander in ...

[Craig]

Your wife or the boat?

[Frank Hagan]

Hehehe ... the boat, of course. I can always find my wife ... she is always looking for me. Ever since she left her job, she has had a million projects around the house ... which means I have a million projects also. I'm just afraid she'll run out of things to fix around the house, and look around for her next project, and see me standing there ...

[Craig]

It is funny how they get the scheme phase and we get the do phase in all of their projects. Then they act like they are doing us a big favor. 8)

[Frank Hagan]

Famous wife quote, as I'm looking at the eve "mini-rafters" wondering how in the heck I can attach a porch swing to them:

"I'm the idea person. You're the technical person."

So that's our joke now. After 29 years of marriage, there isn't much that upsets us. Mostly we just laugh at ourselves and go on to the next day.

[Bill]

"I'm the idea person. You're the technical person."

Jeeze..Doesn't that ring a bell...

and, after I've given it my technical know-how and a few blisters, *ding*, there comes another "idea" to make the technical doings, become "just-a-little-bit-more-interesting"...

Mostly we just laugh at ourselves and go on to the next day.

and thats the key to success, for a job well done...

well said..

b.