I COULD BE DEAD
Thats me at 18½ years old.  My high school graduation portrait.  That was the third high school, in 3 States, that I had attended that school year.  From one end of the country to the other.  I had forgotten all about it until my Uncle Bob, married to my Mom's kid sister, sent me an e-mail yesterday with the URL of the family genealogy site he created.  And there I was.  I wasn't sure what I wanted to do with my life, but I was seriously considering law enforcement.  I had had 2 dates with my future wife (we married 19 months later) when this was taken.  Little did I know what the Fates had in store for me.
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The good news about last night is that I was able to make a reservation for Saturday night to take a nice couple, from London, to Chez Paul, a fancy French restaurant halfway between Kihei and Lahaina.  Roy and Pat have been coming to Mau'i for many years and enjoy riding in our cabs.  I think they enjoy the unique characters, myself included, who drive them.  We are definitely a lot more "rough around the edges" than the cabbies they get in London.  I think they enjoy the fact that we are very gregarious.  Apparently the cabbies in London seldom engage them in conversation.  Must be a cultural "thang".
5 runs were tourists and 3 were residents and I never left town.  Kimo got to Ha'iku, "Lucky" got to the airport 3 times and TMR had a fare to/from Ma'alaea.  My biggest run was $16.10 
[sob].
This is really a disappointing "winter high season".  Even worse than last year's, and that was pitiful.
Oh, well.  
Tomorrow Today is another day.  Maybe I'll get lucky.
8 fares / 62 miles / 4th quarter below $100 bracket
May your day fare better than mine.  I'll see you tomorrow.
Mahalo
Aloha
THE PICTURE GALLERY



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Over The Limit?
UNDER ARREST!
Please don't drink and drive

 "Let's all be careful out there!"
"Let's all be careful out there!"