Comments for Airstream von Soich http://airstream.studiosoich.com Adventures in Aluminum Comfort Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:40:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on by Amy http://airstream.studiosoich.com/?p=43#comment-136 Amy Wed, 10 Feb 2010 23:38:54 +0000 http://airstream.studiosoich.com/?p=43#comment-136 Don't we also need a heater? And a fridge? And better lights? And new flooring? and vista view window repairs? Don’t we also need a heater? And a fridge? And better lights? And new flooring? and vista view window repairs?

]]> Comment on A trip to Brookville and Cook Forest by Sister Lisa http://airstream.studiosoich.com/?p=38#comment-94 Sister Lisa Mon, 17 Aug 2009 04:33:26 +0000 http://airstream.studiosoich.com/?p=38#comment-94 Even though the "sister" sounds quite ditzy she got Craig to his childhood home all on the visions of a nine year old girl!!!. The family had never returned to Brookville after leaving the area. Brookville was known for being a very quaint and quiet town that had a lot to offer the residents. Besides being the county seat Brookille has a great "dam" that everyone can enjoy for fishing in the summer and ice skating in the winter. I remember nightly softball games that were very crowded with the towns people. One the first day of deer season folks went to the diner on main Street and watched the hunters go by with their trophies on the roofrack!! I remember riding our bikes to a ice craem shop and candy shop I believe the name was Dan Smiths. I also remember a clothing store on main street that sold my my first speedo swimming suit for gym class. I was so excited as a child-the elementry center oppened the year I went into fourth grade in Brookville and the school had a POOL!! How cool is that!!! I was also taught to play the organ in school!! Soooooo many memories in a young childs head with only bits and pieces to remember......It was home for a year because that is where my family was!!! and by the way Craig forgot to mention that the year we lived in Brookville he was 2 and destroyed the family Christmas tree!!! The family was in the living room with my mom in the kitchen and all we heard was this huge BANG and the sound of breaking glass (remember real ornaments). Craig was nowhere to be found. He escaped the christmas tree and ran to the study to hide with his blankie on the couch!! Now that is a great memory........ thanks Craig......your sister Even though the “sister” sounds quite ditzy she got Craig to his childhood home all on the visions of a nine year old girl!!!. The family had never returned to Brookville after leaving the area. Brookville was known for being a very quaint and quiet town that had a lot to offer the residents. Besides being the county seat Brookille has a great “dam” that everyone can enjoy for fishing in the summer and ice skating in the winter. I remember nightly softball games that were very crowded with the towns people. One the first day of deer season folks went to the diner on main Street and watched the hunters go by with their trophies on the roofrack!! I remember riding our bikes to a ice craem shop and candy shop I believe the name was Dan Smiths. I also remember a clothing store on main street that sold my my first speedo swimming suit for gym class. I was so excited as a child-the elementry center oppened the year I went into fourth grade in Brookville and the school had a POOL!! How cool is that!!! I was also taught to play the organ in school!! Soooooo many memories in a young childs head with only bits and pieces to remember……It was home for a year because that is where my family was!!! and by the way Craig forgot to mention that the year we lived in Brookville he was 2 and destroyed the family Christmas tree!!! The family was in the living room with my mom in the kitchen and all we heard was this huge BANG and the sound of breaking glass (remember real ornaments). Craig was nowhere to be found. He escaped the christmas tree and ran to the study to hide with his blankie on the couch!! Now that is a great memory…….. thanks Craig……your sister

]]> Comment on A do-nothing day by jack http://airstream.studiosoich.com/?p=27#comment-8 jack Tue, 15 Jul 2008 15:50:41 +0000 http://airstream.studiosoich.com/?p=27#comment-8 Just letting you know that I'm reading and enjoying your posts. Well, except for the whole Cam thing. Hope he feels better soon. Just letting you know that I’m reading and enjoying your posts. Well, except for the whole Cam thing. Hope he feels better soon.

]]> Comment on It’s a Tire Inspection Port! by Amy ("the wife") http://airstream.studiosoich.com/?p=16#comment-7 Amy ("the wife") Mon, 30 Jun 2008 20:00:19 +0000 http://airstream.studiosoich.com/?p=16#comment-7 I'm not particularly fond of the term "The wife". I think even _my_ wife would be ok. "The" wife objectifies a person and that's just not cool. Perhaps in future posts you could use more endearing terms for your wife ; } I’m not particularly fond of the term “The wife”. I think even _my_ wife would be ok. “The” wife objectifies a person and that’s just not cool. Perhaps in future posts you could use more endearing terms for your wife ; }

]]> Comment on Repair checklist by craig http://airstream.studiosoich.com/?p=3#comment-3 craig Wed, 19 Mar 2008 22:04:25 +0000 http://airstream.studiosoich.com/?p=3#comment-3 It's an Airstream, not the Excelsior. (besides, I couldn't remember what that thing was called!) It’s an Airstream, not the Excelsior. (besides, I couldn’t remember what that thing was called!)

]]> Comment on Repair checklist by Jeff http://airstream.studiosoich.com/?p=3#comment-2 Jeff Wed, 19 Mar 2008 18:19:46 +0000 http://airstream.studiosoich.com/?p=3#comment-2 Shouldn't that read: "restore field integrity of forward deflector shield"? You might need to reverse the polarity of the neutron flow. Shouldn’t that read:

“restore field integrity of forward deflector shield”?

You might need to reverse the polarity of the neutron flow.

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