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labdude · 05-14-2008, 08:58 PM

Hi Don,
I was just over at youtube watching the video. Awesome. I can't thank you enough. A couple of people here were asking about construction and assembly instructions. That covers it!1 Thanks Nick. Awesome job.

Who's your mentor??? Myself, I always did dress down to logo type wear during the last days. Far more comfortable and it seemed to relax the atmosphere at the booth. I never had more than 1 booth at those shindigs. Also, I've only been to AAO twice. 1985 and I believe it was 1990. It was in Seattle anyhow. I have been to so many PCSO exhibitor meetings I don't remeber how many.
Enjoy the time there. Thing that I enjoyed the most about the meetings was, the feeling of, I did it myself. I got here myself. I lucked into a lab job, then opened my own. I lived alone with my mom, no input from dad.
The area I grew up in L.A., it would have been easier to steal or sell drugs etc.
So, I do understand the regulars not feeling to charged about being at an AAO, just was completely different for me. What a great time it was!!! What a great life its been!!! I am 1 lucky bastard!! You have fun there, enjoy your sons. They are lucky to have you as their Dad.
Mike.

05-14-2008, 08:58 PM	#11 (permalink)
labdude Stellar Patrol Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Cascades in Oregon Age: 55 Posts: 893 Gallery: 16 Rating: 100% (4) Rep Power: 2	Hi Don, I was just over at youtube watching the video. Awesome. I can't thank you enough. A couple of people here were asking about construction and assembly instructions. That covers it!1 Thanks Nick. Awesome job. Who's your mentor??? Myself, I always did dress down to logo type wear during the last days. Far more comfortable and it seemed to relax the atmosphere at the booth. I never had more than 1 booth at those shindigs. Also, I've only been to AAO twice. 1985 and I believe it was 1990. It was in Seattle anyhow. I have been to so many PCSO exhibitor meetings I don't remeber how many. Enjoy the time there. Thing that I enjoyed the most about the meetings was, the feeling of, I did it myself. I got here myself. I lucked into a lab job, then opened my own. I lived alone with my mom, no input from dad. The area I grew up in L.A., it would have been easier to steal or sell drugs etc. So, I do understand the regulars not feeling to charged about being at an AAO, just was completely different for me. What a great time it was!!! What a great life its been!!! I am 1 lucky bastard!! You have fun there, enjoy your sons. They are lucky to have you as their Dad. Mike.