Good-bye 2022 -- HELLO 2023

goodbye '2022', you're not kidding are you....I'm wearing that line out...good riddance...i used that in 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018...

but i do like the "keep em crawling", for a club motto etc...I think the last thread on that subject got sidetracked, derailed, still it was good thread

Yes, good riddance to 2022. We always say the new year HAS to be better! As mentioned earlier, from our local standpoint, very dismal. Farming at its worst in decades, and a major trickle down effect on the economy. So, counting my blessings and glad that I am able to walk upright and chew my own food still, and able to drive to the store to buy some.
Wishing everyone out here has a wonderful new year and let it be more prosperous than last year! JM

[quote="juiceman post=244181 userid=2307"]Yes, good riddance to 2022. We always say the new year HAS to be better! As mentioned earlier, from our local standpoint, very dismal. Farming at its worst in decades, and a major trickle down effect on the economy. So, counting my blessings and glad that I am able to walk upright and chew my own food still, and able to drive to the store to buy some.
Wishing everyone out here has a wonderful new year and let it be more prosperous than last year! JM

Live every day as if it were your last because one day it will be![/quote]

YEE HA! Let's move forward and make 2023 a great year for the Club! This is the time to turn the page and move forward.

Many good comments here, one that I wholeheartedly agree with is: Get on the forum, don't be shy, always remember we're better picture viewers than readers so if you don't think you have anything to say, post a pic and we will all enjoy it! If you want up-to-date info, the forum is where it will be at way before the quarterly magazine - AND - you can access the ever-growing library of manuals at the same place.

I'll have more tomorrow.

Kurt