Here is my old Nisson truck, going on 14 years, over 135 thousands mile.
Here I am, going on 68 years, over a million miles on the odometer.
This is our stairs -- a challenge for both of us. The cats, however, run up these steps like flying.
This is one of the best part of living where we are, this wide street.
A picture I recently took one morning in the early hours when the morning traffic was heading to work. This view is why I live driving on my job.
Another view of the county road that I never get tire of seeing.
I am a passenger in this van as my fellow worker is driving me to pick up my van at the shop in downtown Augusta. She is our youngest driver, a mother of two young kids. Needless to point out, there's always something going on in the streets, here a semi is blocking the traffic as it tries to back up into a parking area.
A funeral procession where other drivers show respect by pulling off the road. Just a good sight to see and a reminder how things were in Mississippi.
Yes, that is a Mississippi car in front of me.
Here is my van in the shop to have a back emergency door knob repaired.
I took this picture to try to show how long the shop is. Elwood would have enjoyed working here.
The shop has an old dog that comes to work with one of the workers. He was adorable and so friendly but walked very slowly. His tail, however, wag as active as if he was a year old. I was told he is 15 years old.
The dogs owner was on the phone while holding the dog like a baby and I just had to get this picture.
Augusta is a redneck kind of city.
Here is my old Nisson truck, going on 14 years, over 135 thousands mile.
Here I am, going on 68 years, over a million miles on the odometer.
This is our stairs -- a challenge for both of us. The cats, however, run up these steps like flying.
This is one of the best part of living where we are, this wide street.
A picture I recently took one morning in the early hours when the morning traffic was heading to work. This view is why I live driving on my job.
Another view of the county road that I never get tire of seeing.
I am a passenger in this van as my fellow worker is driving me to pick up my van at the shop in downtown Augusta. She is our youngest driver, a mother of two young kids. Needless to point out, there's always something going on in the streets, here a semi is blocking the traffic as it tries to back up into a parking area.
A funeral procession where other drivers show respect by pulling off the road. Just a good sight to see and a reminder how things were in Mississippi.
Yes, that is a Mississippi car in front of me.
Here is my van in the shop to have a back emergency door knob repaired.
I took this picture to try to show how long the shop is. Elwood would have enjoyed working here.
The shop has an old dog that comes to work with one of the workers. He was adorable and so friendly but walked very slowly. His tail, however, wag as active as if he was a year old. I was told he is 15 years old.
The dogs owner was on the phone while holding the dog like a baby and I just had to get this picture.
Augusta is a redneck kind of city. 
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