Fazerlady

Hey , I think there were 2 on here that like it here... there is hope... :-) Unfortunately we do live close to Dayton... I haven't been to Columbus..I hear it is nice.

We have been here for 6 months now and we have not seen a whole lot yet, but I don't think I want to be here for the rest of my life...lol... My husband wants to retire here because of job options but I am still trying to convince him to stay in the AF longer and to get the chance to move somewhere else. Most of the time i even hear people that are from here fuss about the Dayton area and I am wondering where you guys would live (in the US) if you had the chance to do so. Or are you perfectly content in Ohio? Colorado would be a nice place I think. I love mountains and nature and the 4 seasons, so somewhere hot would be out of the question for me.. Mel

I hope everything went well this morning....best wishes for a quick recovery!!! Mel

Welcome....I am in Huber also!!!

When you do go...let us know...we just moved here in July and don't know many riders either. Boy I am feenin'....

2 Bratwursts and a piece of Sacher Torte... :-)

I will most likely be there today too...How much is it to get in? And Gixxie, what kind of booth will you have there??

Umh, I thought you want to see what you want to do with your LIFE??? Why would you want to become a Marine??? That is the fastest way to come home in a body bag these days!!! Marines and Army are the majority of casualties in the war... If anything join the Air Force, much safer and you can still serve your country!!

Welcome...I am in the Dayton area too.. :-)

Who is there??? Hey!!

Cute!!! :-)

Well, I think all of the american military guys that want to stay there are proof that it is worth living there... :-)

Das musst Du erst beweisen... Sagen kann das jeder !!!

I wanna go......

Also, all in all we paid $2400 for the planetickets for the dogs to fly over to the US with us...plus extra hotel fees for 7 weeks and 3 weeks of kenneling...all in all they cost us about $4000 during our move to the states...just thought I'd mention that on the side...;-)

I have 3 large dogs... now they are older 6,7, and 10 and they have calmed down a lot. Well, it actually takes the first 2 years for most breeds to settle down. When they were that young I used to come home to ripped up couches, toiletpaper ripped up all over, torn up shoes and underwear...etc.. Now I laugh about it, because we have made it all together through this. Dogs love and andore their master, and really all they want is to please. Puppies need guidance and once they figured out what you want from them, you will have fun and feel content. Do you have a garage? If you do, and it is not insulated, go ahead and insulate it. Make them a nice area and they can stay in there while you are gone. That is what I used to do. That way I did not have to worry about the torn up furniture. Or, get baby gates. That way you can confine them to one room when you are gone. There is ways to work around their toddler and teenage years IF you want to. If you DOn't, then it won't do the dogs much good if you just endure them and won't give them any time. They are beauties and I think having 2 shows, that you care about them. Because I hate it when one is alone all day. That is how i ended up with 3!! lol Hope it'll work out, but as you can see here, dog lovers do not understand how you get dogs and then give up on them. :-(

.....great cars and motorcycles, solid built homes, appliances, tools, awesome wine and beer, and wonderful women for that matter....but we already discussed that in a different thread!

tragic, didn't know Stuart, but may he rest in peace...

Speaking from my heart Aerik....

Yes, it does piss me off too...unfortunately our cows are not treated much better before they are slaughtered...especially 'downer cows'.... Humans are the worst beasts out there!!!!

I even found an old pic or 2... :-)