Happy Birthday, Chris ... and belated one to all your family who have had birthdays these past few days.

Much thanks to the Bolters who kept this thread in the spirit this website strives to adhere. Most of the posts were fun, engaging, family friendly and well, good stuff. Admirable qualities. Enjoyable moments shared. Makes me want to see you all soon.

However, I was ashamed at some of the posts, to the point of tears. That lasted for a few days even. I was glad to see Sweet get the thread back on track. I was thinking of editing some, but I was still hoping "better selves" would prevail.

I had hoped not too many people saw the thread ... but it had great potential, especially given the recent events and everyone going "virtual." If this was someone's first taste of Stovebolt, I cringed at the message. Then I realized, it was a few scoundrels ... I guess I was hoping that a person could learn to be better that they are. Even if it's just virtual.

Should we lock this thread and start over ... making it better, a fine thread inspiring positive creativity, encouraging others to look to the better side of life.

Think about it.

Peggy M


Good things are difficult to achieve; bad things are very easy to get.

Last edited by Peggy M; 04/24/2020 12:54 AM.

~ Peggy M
1949 Chevrolet 3804
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