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[RHPConsult]

Serendipity ought to be its middle name.

The way the Founders encountered one another and hatched the idea for TS, has been matched by . . .
• The Wonderful Adventures of MrsLop that we've witnessed over the past few weeks . . .
• My own (personal) good fortune to have been able to learn from a TS Newbie of a talented and innovative orthopaedist in Los Angeles who, two weeks ago this morning, performed a wonderfully successful hip replacement surgery on my beloved . . .
• bil207's informative answer, only yesterday, to my query about Pismo "feet" that led me to MacResQ . . .
• The founder of which, in a newsletter this morning, furnished a reference to a most creative blend of 15th and 20th century technologies, in which I thought some of the rest of you TSers might find interest . . .

BookCrossing, here

So there you are, serendipity, indeed . . . my friends

Very sincerely yours,

RHP

[Gary S]

RHP,

I don't know how to reply to what you just wrote other than to say I'm happy to hear
so many things are going well!

Serendipity can be a wonderful thing.

Long live TS!

[Dreambird]

I agree... there's no better word than serendipity for my own last 3 weeks or so...    

Dick... happy to hear your Lady is doing well, that is indeed an amazing surgeon!

As to your Pismo "feet"... I missed that post somewhere but if it was in reference to them falling off... I had that problem with the Lombard. I found that even just "slightly" dragging the PB on a table surface or such when warm did them in eventually... soooo even if it sounds funny, I sit my Pismo on one layer of paper towel (2 sheets) and the feet have stayed put!

Happy to see you back Gary...

[Gregg]

...and the only flames are the ones burning within each member's passion for this community!