There are those small moments in life, times of acheivement, successes, or anniversaries, which require recognition. Recently, the F-250 SuperDuty "turned the corner" on a major milestone, 200k. The exact moment also included an interesting observation, the trip-ometer recorded 1792, a collection of numbers that have "rolled" off my tongue thousands, maybe even 200k times over the years. The special moment took place at the Pocket Wilderness area outside of downtown Dayton. It's one of those places that makes Dayton a beautiful place to live. I'm wondering where the next milestone will occur? At 20 miles and 3.80 a gallon, it will cost me about 19k to find out. Ouch, that's a number I wish I hadn't calculated.
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Mile-Stones
There are those small moments in life, times of acheivement, successes, or anniversaries, which require recognition. Recently, the F-250 SuperDuty "turned the corner" on a major milestone, 200k. The exact moment also included an interesting observation, the trip-ometer recorded 1792, a collection of numbers that have "rolled" off my tongue thousands, maybe even 200k times over the years. The special moment took place at the Pocket Wilderness area outside of downtown Dayton. It's one of those places that makes Dayton a beautiful place to live. I'm wondering where the next milestone will occur? At 20 miles and 3.80 a gallon, it will cost me about 19k to find out. Ouch, that's a number I wish I hadn't calculated.
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Can we please NOT do the numbers? I don't think I want to know how much it will cost to go the next hundred thousand miles. I think I would rather be blissfully ignorant!
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