The photographer Peter Tewksbury (peabus) introduces many old cars in his flickr photo-stream (Belltown Car Show 2013 at Haddam Neck Fairgrounds CT), and he kindly sent some to my group BLOG IT!. It always makes me a bit sad when I see these old automobiles: I am born in 1945 – would I entrust a technical system that in 1945 left the factory? Nevertheless I hope that my body systems still hold out for a while…
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how wonderful
to be a classic 🙂
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Frizz, we definitely need your system to hold up! And of course it will.
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The difference between us and those cars is ….that you can make a car as new as it left the factory, like the one on the picture. It’s not possible with the human body 😦
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Ah, Frizz, I believe that “a technical system that in 1945 left the factory” would not fail you. I doubt if you could say the same for a computer manufactured in 2000! 🙂
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O.K. my Dobro, from 1930, was hanging on the wall without any strings, repaired it today, listen:
https://soundcloud.com/fingerstyle_guitar/dobro-dgdghd-160
I hope the doctors continue to repair my inner strings as well – continuously 🙂
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I’m so glad you repaired it!! As for the …inner strings, I hope they are permenantly and perfectly repaired soon! 🙂
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Ha! We all have that hope!
Be well, frizz.
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I hope my body systems still hold out for a while, also.
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I’m sure you’ll live to be vintage, Frizz. 🙂 Love those old classic cars.
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old but good
my part:
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your photo:
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now realy:
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