Hello folks, many years since I posted. I've had my urostomy for over 16 years now, but I'm still alive and kicking. My long-time life partner passed away 18 months ago (heart problems). I still have very little contact with my first wife and kids. But two lovely stepdaughters check on me and make sure all is okay. Yeah, sorry to those who remember me; I swapped my car again. Went bigger and older this time, an '07 Chrysler 300C with a 3-liter V6 diesel engine and autobox. Next month I will be 78. Tempus fugit! I think the girls have plans. Love to all. I may well subscribe as a paid-up member again. Still living in the Cotswolds, UK. Pete.
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vulcanBMk2
Apr 25, 2023 4:33 pm
w30bob
Apr 25, 2023 10:33 pm
A diesel 300C? You guys over there get all the great stuff to play with!
Keep on keepin' on vulcan!
;O)
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vulcanBMk2
Apr 26, 2023 8:03 am
Reply to w30bob
Thanks for the kind reply. Due to the old tie between Merc Benz and Chrysler, we got the 3-liter MB V6 turbo. Mine is 16 years old, but only just clicked over to 69,000 miles. Just you take care. Regards, Pete.
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