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    • My All-Time Favorite Authors

      • 20090331PatMcManus079

        Robert Fulgum- The guy who wrote, "All you need to know you learned in kindergarden". He wrote a couple other books as well, each was compilation of essays that were simple, and to the point reads.

        I recently began... (recently being over the last 4 years), reading from the spy/adventure authors; Clive Cussler, Tom Clancy, Ludlum, Jack Higgins, and others I have forgotten whom have held my attention.

        For a real gut-buster of a good time, nobody beats Patrick F. McManus. (Pictured above) He is an outdoor humorist who keeps me laughing; no matter how many times I read. "The Bear who ate Gumba" story is among the very best of a list of greats.

      • answered by urbangrizzly on 04/14/2012
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    • Road Trip Essentials

      • Road trip highlights

        The must-haves for a successful road trip:

        Fishing trip-
        Van
        fly rod
        fishing vest
        flies
        nymphs
        waders
        wader boots
        cooler
        atlas
        laptop
        camera
        eating gear
        water
        sunglasses
        cot system

        Vegas-
        sunglasses
        water
        debit card

        Glacier Naional Park-
        Mosquito spray
        sunglasses water
        bear spray

        El Paso-
        Debit card for the visit to Chico's taco's

        Motorcycle trip-
        Sunglasses
        water
        motorcycle

        Bar Harbor-
        Lobster eating money



      • answered by urbangrizzly on 04/12/2012
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    • My Coworkers

      • Teach

        My co-workers are the most awesome people! They fill peoples head with knowledge, insight, caring, and compassion. I am a lucky man to have co-workers as awesome as I do. Everyone should be so lucky. : )

      • answered by urbangrizzly on 04/12/2012
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    • Set Up Shop

      • candy store

        I think I would open a shop that sold candy, and those balsa wood/rubber band airplanes. They would be in those old school heavy jars on the shelves, and the floors would be the wooden creeky kinds. I would have candy they stopped selling years ago; like the "Wispa" bar, or the "Zero" bar; and inexpensive/fun toys that didn't rely on batteries to make them operate... just gravity, and an imagination.

        I remember a place in Canada that had these monster sizes butterscotch twist about 3 inches wide, and 1/2 an inch thick. It was tasty!

        In the end, candy makes people happy. It is where all of your dreams can come true. Even if for just a little bit.

      • answered by urbangrizzly on 04/12/2012
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