>I don't see myself taking them to a convention since if I drive there is no
room for my wife.
>Bill Lane
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Solution #1: Take your camera equipment in another smaller car. Let Donna
drive the modules to the train convention. That way there is room for her
in the family car.
Solution #2: Stop telling Donna that train conventions are romantic getaway
weekends. That way she won't want to go anyway. Who'd wanna hang out with
a bunch of us guys?
Solution #3: Attach a trailer to the rear of the family car. Put modules
back there and let Donna sit up front with the big boys.
Solution #4: Attach a mobile home to the rear of the family car. Put Donna
back there where she can cook dinner while you drive the car with the
modules.
Solution #5: Ask Don DeWitt to transport the modules to the convention.
After all, he has done it before and probably has all the equipment to do
so. Donna could ride with him so there is room for the camera gear in the
family car which you drive.
Solution #6: Take the train to the train convention. Logical, eh? Donna
drives the modules in the family car.
More solutions available upon request after you have tried the above.
No, I do not think Larry Sokol handles divorce cases, but he is an expert on
personal injury cases. It is hard to tell at this point exactly which kind
of lawyer you will be needing.
Hope you have sense of humor. This message was dead serious -- emphasize
"dead".
Cheers...Ed L.
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