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Hola mi amigos! Many of you are my friends on Facebook but I thought it only fitting that I officially show my face (for the first time in a few years) here at Letterville. I sold my Signs Now shop in Dec. 2009 and worked in a shop in Cali for a few months then a shop in Alaska for a bit; then I got a real job. OK, so much for the real job; it didn't pay the bills so I got another real job at Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, N.C. Joe Buck, a letterheads bud that I met at Sonny's Dixie meet 9 years ago found out that I was working there. Joe is retiring in less than a year so he put in for me to be transferred there. It happened very quickly and I could not be more at home. Joe is a really great guy and we do spend a lot of time talking "shop". This 104 Fire Red is impossible to get out of your veins.
-------------------- Ricky Jackson Signs Now 614 Russell Parkway Warner Robins, GA (478) 923-7722 signpimp50@hotmail.com
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-------------------- Dan Sawatzky Imagination Corporation Yarrow, British Columbia dan@imaginationcorporation.com http://www.imaginationcorporation.com
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OK, so much for the real job; it didn't pay the bills so I got another real job at Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, N.C. Joe Buck, a letterheads bud that I met at Sonny's Dixie meet 9 years ago found out that I was working there. Joe is retiring in less than a year so he put in for me to be transferred there. It happened very quickly and I could not be more at home. Joe is a really great guy and we do spend a lot of time talking "shop". This 104 Fire Red is impossible to get out of your veins.
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