"Asleep on the running board"
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- First Name: Jim
- Last Name: Kelsey
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"Asleep on the running board"
I took my three-year-old son to the park today in Graham, WA. I guess he wore himself out. He got to the car and decided to "take a nap" on the running board - lol.
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Re: "Asleep on the running board"
Priceless moments!
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Re: "Asleep on the running board"
I agree Hank. Maybe we should call them running beds now.
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Re: "Asleep on the running board"
I have a grandson that could do that. He can nap anywhere, I think. I've done the running board thing myself.
I barely had enough running board then. I'm 30+ lbs lighter now so I fit the running board a little better.-
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Re: "Asleep on the running board"
My Dad could never understand why they did away with runningboards in the late 30's. "Where do they expect you to sit to put your rubber boots on when you are going fishing?"
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Re: "Asleep on the running board"
I wonder what Henry would think of the automatic, power running boards on my brother in law's new Ford F350 that lower and raise when the doors are opened and closed!