Having met Aron while at the Person's house this past winter, I would have expected nothing less from this fine young man than what he achieved at the 4-H event. Congrats Aron...GREAT JOB!
Mike in La Crosse, WI
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Aron,
Great job! Why don't you pack that puppy up and bring it to Cecil's in October. We would all like to see the results of your excellent work. Gives you a great reason to bring Dad along.
Bill
Great job! Why don't you pack that puppy up and bring it to Cecil's in October. We would all like to see the results of your excellent work. Gives you a great reason to bring Dad along.
Bill
Bill
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"The probability of life originating from accident is comparable to the probability of the unabridged dictionary resulting from an explosion in a printing shop." Edwin Conklin, biologist
Member of Ohio Chapter #6
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Peter Person
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Bob, Aron has not asked about getting his own Cub, just a dirt bike, go-kart, and a pulling tractor. I've suggested to both boys that they find a Cub that is "over-the-hill" and take it all apart, sell what they can and learn how they go together and in the process how they work.
Scotty, nope not one from Zagray. He still has those to work on.
Bill, we will be sure to bring it to Cecil's in October.
Thanks to everyone for your kind words and "atta-boy's" to Aron.
Peter
Scotty, nope not one from Zagray. He still has those to work on.
Bill, we will be sure to bring it to Cecil's in October.
Thanks to everyone for your kind words and "atta-boy's" to Aron.
Peter
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Peter,
Tell Aron that he did a great job. You should congradulate yourself too. I cannot imagine yet how difficult it must be to keep kids interested in anything but electronics and computer games. The fact that he did such a great job is a direct result of your great parenting. Having a working knowlege of a small gas engine, at such a young age, will be a big benefit to him in the future. The small gas engine is the basis of every internal combustion engine being built, and knowing the basics will get you really far with any engine. That is invaluable, hands-on knowlege that he will likely never get in school.
Congradulations to you both.
Bill
Tell Aron that he did a great job. You should congradulate yourself too. I cannot imagine yet how difficult it must be to keep kids interested in anything but electronics and computer games. The fact that he did such a great job is a direct result of your great parenting. Having a working knowlege of a small gas engine, at such a young age, will be a big benefit to him in the future. The small gas engine is the basis of every internal combustion engine being built, and knowing the basics will get you really far with any engine. That is invaluable, hands-on knowlege that he will likely never get in school.
Congradulations to you both.
Bill
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