> > Wow. You can read in a moving vehicle and not throw up? Wow.
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> > Mo'tion sickness is my middle name'usie
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> I can. Or at least, I could at one time. It's probably been at least two years since I've had opportunity to read in the car. Since I got married, I've done almost 100% of the driving.
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> Gri"writing in a moving vehicle is a little harder"shny

I try to be thankful for the small blessings. I never get motion sickness. I've ridden around in cars, trucks, buses, train, airplanes, ships, and cycles and I've never gotten sick from it. It just doesn't bother me. I remember going deep sea fishing about 50 years ago, when the weather started getting rough. Of the 35 people or so who were on board, there were three who didn't get sick; the Captain, the First Mate (He didn't look like Gilligan, but he had one of those hats.)and me. I got right up on the bow and rode it like a bucking horse. It was really fun.
I have to make two more points:
1. I didn't mean to quote from the Gilligan's Island theme. I just looked up there and there it was.
2. You can't ride around in a cycle, you have to ride *on* one. I suppose riding around in a circle would be ok, but why?
Howard