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Well my parents are gone for the weekend. They had told
my brother "no parties". Around 1 PM yesterday his friends started coming
over, and by about 7 PM there was a full blown party going on with like 40
people in my house. My friend was at work but I was talking to her on Aim,
she kept telling me to call the cops but I was like "no that's alright". So
around 11:30 her and my other friend drove to my house because we were going
to get dinner. They wanted to go inside my house and see what was happening
(I had been waiting outside for like 40 minutes by this point) so we walked
in and people were getting drunk in my living room and smoking a bong in my
parents bedroom. So we wen't in my room and debated about what to do.
Eventually we left and got in my friend's car and she called the cops. We
parked down the street and sat there waiting for the
Now here was one of those jobs, that give purpose to
Cycle Art, one of the ones that I try to remember when things get really
tough. And soon after Mr. Stuart left, they got tough again: A bout of flu
ran through shop and kept us half-staffed for weeks. A visit from the County
Health Department kept us busy and entertained for days. (Did you know you
need an current MSDN for every chemical product used in your shop? In our
case there are more than 200!) A major account dumped a huge rush job on us,
then delayed payment. An electrical problem burned out our circuit panel
shutting down our blasting and spray equipment for days. We had more than
the usual number of jobs fail final inspection to start over... From
Thanksgiving day on, all of us were working maximum hours to catch up with
the work and the bills. There were 12, 16, 18 hour days, four hours a night
sleep, sanding frames at 3 AM in a cold shop. Finally, the Higgins had it's
own set of problems; the distinctive saddle fabric took 40 phone calls to
find and was only available as a $100 minimum purchase from New York. The
decal graphics were different from every other Higgins art on file so we had
to draw and print them specially for this bike, a three day project. Then,
reassembling the hub, a delicate, worn disk retainer clip snapped. Without
it, the coaster brake would not function. A desperate search on December
23rd left us making a replacement by from scratch. A 2 cent part became a 6
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