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STAR 2019 dates and venue

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stevegrab:

--- Quote from: STLTHMSTA on December 08, 2018, 05:05:31 AM ---Well, if you have the time, why not. I was thinking the same thing if my schedule allows as time gets closer.  It's a one day ride for me (I could easily turn it in to 2) and have a place to stay waiting for me. :)  TM

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Retired people have nothing but time, the rest of us have work limited vacation to deal with. But as a bachelor I also know my schedule is a lot more flexible than some, have a few retired friends that are now having grandchildren and seem to have very limited time for other things.


Many places can be a one day ride away, but if there are fun roads between here and there, and I don't need to be there until Sunday, or Saturday, I'll usually take 2 days.

Ride4MS:
"Retired people have nothing but time???"


I have not found that extra time yet.


“The Only Trouble with Retirement….You Never get a Day Off!”

STLTHMSTA:
I used to like you Carl.  :^)    TM

HawkGTRider:
Carl's comment about never having a day off is spot on. Retired folks tend to fill their plates to overflowing with volunteer activities that last year around.

Ride4MS:

When you volunteer once, it seems that the word gets out that Carl is always willing to help, and you get many calls.


I think that is how I became the STAR 2018 Coordinator.

One of my Volunteer Positions is: Carl's Escort Service.


I give our Grandsons rides to and from school when needed.  The pay is none, but I get lots of, "We Love You Grandpa."


Speaking of a STAR Coordinator or Committee, I think that should formed before a location is announced.

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