Pardon my repeating myself, as I posted this on the Group W site as well.
It occurred to me that with all of the stuff that I've posted so far (on GroupW, that is), maybe I should say something to Arlo (Remember Arlo? This is a site about Arlo). Two of my childhood heros were Jay Silverheels and Clayton Moore (Tonto & The Lone Ranger)and I never got to say thanks to them (just like the folks on the show who wanted to thank them) for, not only the entertainment, but the inspiration and influence that they had on me.
So, as not to let a chance to say the same to Arlo go by, thank you. Since my high school days you've inspired me to laugh, think about stuff, laugh some more, get all lumpy in the throat, buy a motorcycle before I got a car, learn to play some guitar, learn some songs, get stoned, have fun, laugh some more, not try to play guitar while ridin' a motorcycle, and stand up for what you believe in, among probably a few more things that I forgot. So, thank you, again. May all that and more come back atchya.


Captain Zap

After rereading the way I wrote this, it came to mind that he might apologize! Well, it's been fun so far!

Right on.

Hey Capt. Zap, The Lone Ranger may be a hero of Arlo's too......I mean he did make it into one of Arlo's songs after all. Perhaps some time in the future afte playing "Coming Into Los Angeles", Arlo could follow it up with 'The William Tell Overture" ?