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1. 8v71buses says:

   September 14, 2010 at 5:59 am

   Nice looking buses.
2. 900turbo says:

   September 19, 2010 at 5:22 pm

   People with 2.3 kids living in the burbs are going to need their 3rd row seating, supercharging, AWD, TVs, running boards, luggage racks, 20″ rims.
3. Mrs. Unlucky says:

   November 1, 2010 at 5:58 am

   "You'll Be There"
   –George Strait
4. Lindsay Rae says:

   November 4, 2010 at 9:37 pm

   George Straight
   You'll Be There

   Hope is an anchor, and love is a ship
   Time is the ocean and life is a trip
   You don't know where you're going
   Til you know where you're at
   And if you can't read the stars
   Well you better have a map
   A compass and a conscience
   so you don't get lost at sea
   Around some lonely island, no one wants to be

   >From the beginning of creation, I think our maker had plan
   For us to leave these shores and sail beyond the sand
   And let the good light guide to the waves and the wind
   To the beaches and a world where have never been
   And we'll climb upon a mountain, y'all we'll let our voices ring
   Those who've never tried they'll be the first to sing

   CHORUS:
   Woah My My
   I'll see you on the other side
   If I make it
   And it might be a long hard ride
   But I'm gonna take it
   Sometimes it seems I don't have a prayer
   Let the weather take me anywhere
   But I know I wanna go
   Where the streets are gold
   Cause you'll be there

   Oh my my

   You don't bring nothing with you here
   And you can't take nothing back
   I ain't never seen a hearse, with a luggage rack
   So I've torn my knees from praying
   Scarred my back from falling down
   Spent so much time flying high, til I'm face first in the ground
   So if you're up there watching me, can you talk to God and say,
   Tell him I might need a hand to see a boat someday

   Repeat Chorus

   Cause you'll be there

   Oh my my
5. Joshua Skolnick says:

   November 10, 2010 at 6:11 pm

   Metra commuter rail in Chicago permits regular full size bikes on all of its non-rush hour trains. There are open seating areas that allow enough room for 2 or three bikes per railcar. You can bring folding bikes on all of the trains, including rush hour, as long as they fit into the luggage racks or in front of you in the seat. Some of these folding bikes expand to a full-frame bike with full size tires when expanded. I cannot see why it would be difficult to accommodate bikes on Amtrak trains, since their cars are generally roomier than Metra cars.
6. Haley says:

   November 28, 2010 at 4:17 am

   Great start to the blog- I've got you bookmarked! Really like the table. My old suitcases are just stacked and now I'm thinking they may need legs too! I've read that the table height should be the same as the arm of the sofa/chair. Would it be easier to cut off the bottom of the legs instead of the top with the screw in it? Or would that look funny? Also liked the metal leg idea. I thought I was going to copy an idea I found in a magazine (of course) and use metal pipes for legs, but Dad and I checked em out at Lowe's and it was more costly than I thought. I have seen metal luggage racks at flea markets and such that might emulate the look of the chair legs you like- or would that be too literal- suitcase on a luggage rack instead of suitcase table? Just some thoughts, but the table looks great as is!!