OMG! I am so happy [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] because I finished my Master's degree today. Two years, mucho dinero, and a ton of time working on it.

Now I will have more time to ride, hooray!

Of course, that is after I get the Christmas tree and some stuff to put under it for the kiddies (hmm...riding gear?)

That is my early Christmas present - now Santa, how bout a faster quad? [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

What is your degree in????

 

Congrats!! Time to tune up the resume and see if the degree adds something to your bottom line.

I noticed the Bultaco Alpina in your sig, I had a Sherpa T and a Pursang in the late 70s. Awesome machines for the day but the kick starters were deadly:-) Do you ride in any classic races? There is a group that travels to the MX tracks in VA, MD, WV, and PA with the old machines, brought back a lot of memories the first time I saw them race (4" suspension travel:-).

 

Congrats! You will see it was well worth your time in the future.

 

Good job. I know how hard that is. Not that I have one, but have seen a lot of people working on them.

 

Congrats!!!

 

Recon,

My Bachelor's is in chemistry, master's is in teaching. Much fun, lots of time to ride (when not studying).

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Ubetrun,

I haven't ridden the Taco much, I got it from my dad and it needs some tranny work (only goes into first and second gear.) Otherwise the bike is like new. I plan to ride it more in the spring and then maybe hit some vintage events in the summer or fall.

 

Congrats nwcutie! I just finished my first semester in college. I plan on getting my Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science/ Computer Programming, but still got a ways to go!

 

Ah! I taught Biology for a lot of years. Now I do medical research (a lot more laid back than teaching!). Good luck!!