Middle Son

Our Middle Son lives in California.

I get to see him about once a year.

At Christmas!

The time goes by to fast, and all to soon he is headed back home.

Middle Son

Paints Bikes.

The kind that race on asphalt.

That go really really fast.

Here he is on HIS bike

that he painted.

 (the #923 is for September 23rd, the day he almost died when he wrecked his bike.)

 He recovered well from his accident and we are so blessed for that!.

(Video link to Robert's ride)

This model is promoting his business.

 His website is:

MotoGloss Paints

(You can click on the link)

 Middle Son's business is growing!

(I'm sure the cutie model might have something to do with it.)

Always nice to have a pretty young thing sitting on your product bike.)

This bike won something.  It is owned by Chris Siglin.

(I can never remember the little details.)

Middle Son painted it!

(I remember that important thing.)

2011 AFM Banquet Film.

The above link goes to a film 

Make sure you watch the very beginning,

then it is really good the last half.

He does not race professionally.

He races "track days".

It is exciting!

It's an adrenalin rush!

For him!

Me, as a mother worry like crazy.

I would not be normal if I didn't.

Stay safe!

And

Keep the rubber side down!

A Man's Favorite Position!

Youngest son has a hobby!

Which generally includes his dad.

Which is a good thing.

Keeps them both busy and normally out of trouble.

 Every time I go check on them,
Someones butt is in the air.

Y.S. traded this orange jeep for the white 4 door Chevy pick-up.

I really liked that Jeep too! 

It was cute.

 But this is his baby now.
He just got done lowering it,
and this past week,
they have been sanding on it.
Originally he was going to paint it flat black.

But something changed and he has decided to go with white.
I think black would look awesome,
and then he can name it:
"Christine!"

(Remember that movie about the possessed car?)

The interior is done very nicely and in red.
So once it is done it will look sharp.

I told him he should enter it in the local parade this summer
and I can follow with my donkey!
I thought it was a great idea but he just laughed and mumbled something about
really looking like "some sort of cultural group" we have around here.

Oh and just an FYI for anyone out there,
Y.S. would be willing to sell it if
he was approached with something in the color of green and has numbers on it.