Status of Midlife Harness Restorations

[Midlife]

I'm on my way back from Tucson and spent 3 days searching for housing that might fit my needs. Found 2 or 3, but were either in a terrible neighborhood or 10+ miles out of town with nothing nearby. I ended up finding a very nice rental property for the time being, and I hope to move there by mid-November.

The bad news: I might not have space available to have the business up and running when I finally move in and settle. I'll know more once I'm here. I'll notify y'all what will be happening.

The real bad news: I'll still be here offering wise cracks and crummy advice. Sorry 'bout that..

 

[msell66]

Good luck Randy!


Mark

 

[Aussie67]

Hope the move goes smoothly

 

[Laurie S.]

Let me know when you are settled in.

 

[69Ravenconv]

Hope the move goes smoothly Randy.

 

[Grabber70Mach]

Hoping your move goes smoothly and you find a house that meets your needs.

 

[janschutz]

When you move, if you coming thru Dallas, I'll treat you to some local Bar Be Que and I'll try to fin some local brews for you.

 

[69Ravenconv]

So I was curious if there were pink flamingos in Tucson and, lo and behold, I found out there's a place called the Sunny Daze Cafe.

Tucson Oddity: Faux flamingo flock keeps cafe in the pink

Southern Arizona has its annual migration of sandhill cranes that are attracted to wetlands south of Willcox.

tucson.com

 

[Midlife]

Passing through Houston, not Dallas...sorry.
I'll have to check out that cafe for sure!

 

[KBMWRS]

I see a new destination on my travels.

 

[David67]

I see a new destination on my travels.

There's not much to see in Tuscon. Been there, done that

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[Mach1 Driver]

There's not much to see in Tuscon. Been there, done that

But it was immortalized by Paul MaCartney when he sang:
Jojo left his home in Tucson, Arizona
For some California grass

 

[Midlife]

On the contrary. Tucson has Saguaro National parks on its edge with lots of walking and hiking trails. Mount Lemon gets snow in the winter and there's a ski lift up there! I've been into abandoned gold and silver mines, which are really interesting. A great zoo/museum of desert life is nearby. The local Indians have a giant Casino in town. Lots of good Mexican restaurants. Phoenix is only an hour or so away, so Barrett-Jackson and the ilk are a must-see. Karchner Caverns is the largest cavern in the US, and is just outside Tucson. And then there is "The Thing" on I-10, exit 322.

And now for the good stuff: lots of old folks, like you and me, as it is somewhat of a retirement community.

 

[Laurie S.]

There's not much to see in Tuscon. Been there, done that

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Are you kidding? And, it's "Tucson" not "Tuscon."

 

[KBMWRS]

Saguaro National parks Barrett-Jackson Karchner Caverns

Been to each and before this Covid crap we were to visit again with KB3.

Do flamingos thrive in Arizona?

 

[Midlife]

Yay! I have moved in a rental property in Tucson as of today. Everything fits under the roof, but now it needs to be straightened out so I can cook, bathe, and maybe do some work.

 

[Aussie67]

Hate moving, it takes forever to find which of all the boxes you put that "thing" you need now, in...

 

[Midlife]

I am now open for business in Tucson, AZ.
New phone number, address! Contact information at http://midlifeharness.com/contact.html

 

[sgtjunior]

Good for you Randy.
Glad everything is falling into place. Being as behind as I normally am, missed this thread and was a bit curious when I saw you Xmas tree post.

 

[Mach1 Driver]

Hey Randy, inquiring minds want to know- on your contact information you use "we" repeatedly. Is that the Imperial we?