Happy Birthday to Winnie!

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Happy Birthday to Winnie!

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The 1st Anniversary of Winnie's Resurrection

6 July 2007 -- My first glimpse of it on eBay.

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7 July 2007 -- The first day, on the back porch, just after getting it unloaded.

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9 July 2007 -- The junk is off and we discover that it's a Girl! (All my bikes have been girls ... I ain't gonna straddle no boy.)

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4 October 2007, our first real ride. 25 miles with a stop in the park.

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7 July 2008 -- Winnie today.

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Total cash investment = $1300.
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This is worth celebrating with an adult beverage!
Enjoy life,
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She look good. Hope she has meny, meny more Birthdays
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Cookie wrote:This is worth celebrating with an adult beverage!
Great idea. I think I'll celebrate too.
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I had to work this evening 6 to 2am. So, I made a chocolate mayonnaise cake, strapped it on the back seat and rode in. Gotta have cake on your birthday, don't cha?

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Excuse the crappy phone pic, you get the idea. It's getting a bit weird, eh?

She didn't eat her piece so I took care of it for her.

I'm having my beverage when I get home. I think ... bourbon, neat ... that should hit the spot.
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chocolate mayonnaise cake

Okay, now your getting weird, very weird.

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I found a brewery with a 9% beer here in Portland so my celebration was complete.
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1CrazyMoFo wrote:chocolate mayonnaise cake

Okay, now your getting weird, very weird.

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i thought the same thing...but after a googlin, it turns out people really do put mayonnaise in cake :shock:

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Mayonnaise is made from eggs and oil.

In the cake it replaces those and adds a bit of its own magic.

It's moist and yummy.

In baking you can change out the parts ... unlike in rebuilding carbs, for instance.
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Roady,

Excellent effort on your part. It is always a pleasure to see someone rescue and provide a great home for the Early Goldwings. Well Done!!!
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happy birthday and a job well done too birthday1
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Quite an improvement from the first pic, well done!
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