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retrolefty

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Wedding in March?

« on: March 09, 2011, 01:42:48 am »

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So off to the wife's niece's wedding in Idaho. It's a 800 mile drive each way, and still winter in the mountains. WTF, I thought brides liked June weddings?

Back next Monday, if not snowed in somewhere.

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Drive safely.


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Re: Wedding in March?

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Quote from: retrolefty on March 09, 2011, 01:42:48 am

WTF, I thought brides liked June weddings?

Winter wedding, eh? At any time did you overhear the word "shotgun"?

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Bring a 12V wall wart. The Arduino's voltage regulator will keep you toasty. You are taking an Arduino, aren't you?

I hope you have a fun safe trip!


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Bring a 12V wall wart. The Arduino's voltage regulator will keep you toasty. You are taking an Arduino, aren't you?

No, going cold turkey. No laptop, no anything digital. Might be able to check in here on brother in laws home PC, but with lots of house guest around, it would probably be 'rude' to stay in corner and 'compute'.