Welcome to the stage. All are welcome here. Bobby from NC
Glad to hear your good news.Bobby
My name is Bobby Miller. I used to live in a small town in Fla. I found out that there was 3 different Bobby Millers in my town . I got a package for one of them. I found him and gave him his package. I got a letter from someone that said I ran into his Rolls Royce and owed him money to fix it. Wrong Bobby Miller again. I used to be in am large motorcycle club. We met at Daytona Bike week one year. At a dinner I was one of 3 Bobby Millers there. We all met and shook hands. All nice guys! Bobby Miller in NC
That’s mean. A buddy and I were fishing out of his canoe one day and I was in the back. I got a bass on and was fighting it. It was about 5 lbs and he grabbed my line and bit it into then handed me my line. I hand lined it in. I showed him. Bobby from NC
Get him some live worms or minnows. They usually will work anywhere. Have fun with him. Bobby from NC
Prayers for him. Bobby from NC
I have enjoyed many of your stories and look forward to reading many more. Have you thought about making a tape or a video to pass down to your family about your travels and experiances? I will bet you have a way with the spoken word as you do with the written print.God bless and show that Dr. a thing or two. Bobby from NC
Welcome to the Stage. Lots of things to learn here. Good luck Ann good fishin. Bobby from NC
I also purchased a Helicopter Lure. I caught a small bass on my first cast with it. I never caught another fish on it. I also paid $30 .00 each for 2 very large minnow looking lures to use for big bass or Stripers. Never had a strike. But I still use them hoping for that big one. Bobby
Glad she is home. Prayers for you both. God bless you both. Bobby from NC
My first mixed drink was also a Pink Squirrel and I have drank a few Long Island iced tea. I don’t hardly do any drinking. My father was an alcoholic. I didn’t want that kind of life. He died at 55 Years old with a bottle of Wild Turkey in his hand. My wife and I had a glass of Blackberry Brandy for a Newyears drink. This bottle will probably last the rest of our life. Bobby
Welcome to the Forum. Glad to have you here. Bobby from NC
HBM again. You might want to consider not driving at night.I have cut down on my night driving myself. The last week of deer season coming home from hunting a deer jumped right out in front of me. I didn’t hit it but it was too close. I try to got all my running around during the day. Not driving at night may be easier to adjust your driving less. Bobby
I think you will know when to stop driving. You have already taken the first step. My ww2 vet friend George will be 97 this year. He stoped driving at 93. His wife asked me to have the it’s time to quit driving talk. On one of our trips to the VA we started the Talk. He loved driving and his old Lincoln. He admitted that day he had thought about giving up his license. The next week he told me he gave his license back and I have been his driver ever since. I am 71 and I had my first accident that was my fault.I was looking for a new lake near my town in a place I hadn’t driven before. I pulled out in front of a woman with 1 teenager and 1 baby in a car seat. My car was totaled and hers had to be towed away. Nobody was hurt. I always thought I was a safe and alert driver. If you are thinking about it it’s probably time. Bobby
How about getting a fish or shrimp plastic or rubber toy to hang on too while fishing. Maybe put a string or small rope to put it around his neck. We had a border collie we took on our bass boat. When I would catch a bass we show it to him and through it back in and he wanted to go in after it. We bought him (Cowboy) a toy duck to hold on too. Cowboy has passed on but we still have his duck. Bobby