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Speeding ticket in a mini-van? I didn't even know that was possible!
I've been driving for 34 years and probably have 8 speeding tickets in that time... all except two received while driving a mini van... kids tend to make you late for work:rolleyes:.
 
I've been driving for 34 years and probably have 8 speeding tickets in that time... all except two received while driving a mini van... kids tend to make you late for work:rolleyes:.
Ah yes, kids...there's the wildcard! That explains everything :)

Is the mini-van red?
 
Not true!! I'm driving my wife's old Camry now... 194,000 + miles on it but she's a V6 and has plenty of giddy up. Don't forget... I got a speeding ticket in my mini-van driving up to attend the Redneck Study group session in March... and the Camry has almost 50 more HP!
RedNeck Study Group... in a minivan!

The police have standing orders to prevent infiltrations of any gathering of RedNecks of any persuasion by any persons driving minivans.

You were lucky you weren’t shot on sight!

I think vintage 200,000 mile Camry’s will land you overnight in jail! And, trust me on this, you don’t want that! Remember, I live about 15 miles from where they filmed Deliverence.
 
What class? I haven't been to a bonsai class in years...
Adair was at Plant City Saturday doing a fall maint. class. The cost was very reasonable considering the time you got to spend with someone of Adair's ability.Your pine is similar to ones I saw pictured on FB posts from the clas.
 
Adair was at Plant City Saturday doing a fall maint. class. The cost was very reasonable considering the time you got to spend with someone of Adair's ability.Your pine is similar to ones I saw pictured on FB posts from the clas.
That pine is better than most of the ones in the class. But a couple of the ones in the class are getting better! One student from Alabama has brought back a couple trees from past workshops, and they’re progressing forward.

Which brings up...

If you can find an instructor that you can study with several times a year, and you use the same tree, you will learn how to really move your trees forward. Always taking new raw stock to workshops doesn’t have the same effect. Sure, you learn how to get them started, but working on how to begin refinement is different than rough styling.

Also, taking the same tree to multiple bonsai teachers is detrimental. Each teacher may have a different vision for the tree, and it gets “restarted” over and over.
 
By the way, on Dav4’s olive...

It’s perfectly acceptable to remove all those suckers, and make it into a single trunk tree as another style. Then, it would have more of a “pancake” style nebari.

Or, develop as a clump. These things grow quickly!
 
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