WE CAN- CAN
Another year escorting the Golden Chain Theatre’s Can-Can girls in the Raymond Parade.
Category Archives: Truck
I’m really starting to hate living in California!
How much more can I take?
Hey boss, I may be a little late to work today…
First big frosty blanket of the year!
Okay Thursday… Let’s do this!!!!
I can’t help but feel a little inspired today!
It’s good to be the king
I just love living up above the clouds!!!
Just another sunset
There’s something about the season’s first rain that really puts things into perspective.
Sometimes the events of this crazy world can distract us from what really matters.
A very wise man once said… “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it” – Ferris Bueller
In a strikingly bold show of solidarity…
…William decided to disable his fully functioning air conditioning system and roll down the windows in what can only be characterized as a rather warm, sunny afternoon!
If you know… Then you know. 
Let’s talk trailers
Michele and I are seriously thinking about picking up a travel trailer in the future to do a little traveling while Ali is off at college.
What are you’re recommendations on travel trailers?
I have a truck that can tow a house, so I’m not too worried about weight, but I’m thinking of sticking to 30′ or under as I’ve never towed anything like this before.
Who’s got all the info on the ins and outs of RV travel?
R.I.P. Ozzy!
Is it just me, or do the songs have a whole new meaning now?
Time for a change…
Yes, it was indeed time for a change, tossing those huge 22×12 -44 wheels and tires, and replacing them with a set of beautiful 20×10 -24 Method NV 605 wheels, and 35×12.50 Falken Wildpeak A/T4W tires. Swapped and installed by the awesome team at Original Wheels and Accessories in Rocklin CA.
It was a bit of a drive to Rocklin, but well worth the trip.
The truck rides and drives so much better now and for the first time I can turn the wheel, lock to lock and not rub the tires. Makes for much more confident maneuvering around tight quarters.