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Yeah... what kind of Dad am I?? I did not even get the kid's name 
He was not real enthused about being on the bike. We should have put him behind her
I thought the fathers of girls would give the would-be suitor the full third degree if a boy-type got within a 3-meter radius of her.Tourmeister said:
She was smilin' much larger when she was in control, she is not going to be ridin' pillion for no one.Tourmeister said:
You go girl
She was grinnin' pretty big sittin' in the Ural! That there is a family vehicle, room for a diaper bag too
Yes she is. I would give Scott and Beth full credit except that I think divine intervention may have had something to do with the miracle of Sarah. My agnosticism grows weak when I think about small children. Mere biology just can't offer an adequate explanation for where they come from.kocook said:
I was in Houston on business, so I was in the cage and paid the full $20 to get in. To be honest, it was a good time, but it wasn't necessarily worth $20...especially since the booths were staffed by sales people who weren't so shy about laying on the sales pitch. As a regular attendee of auto shows, I was surprised at this. Auto shows generally prohibit the sales people working the floor from handing out business cards and laying on the pitch at the show.whoa said:
Tourmeister said:Okay, here are my pics...
Great pictures!
This is why I did not bring my kids to the show. Daddy's girls would have me in a Ural inside a week. My oldest daughter loves to ride (she's 9). I don't think she's aware side cars exist, she would have been glued to their exhibit.
I missed everyone at the show by about an hour.Made several return trips to sit on the Sprint. I was smitten!