The official site for certification of your “world famous” product or service.

Official documentation coming soon.

Drove the MGB for its last official day as my only daily driver. Driven top down to work on 16th for my new personal cold weather record: 25 degrees. On ride home it sleeted/cold rain briefly on me. Sleet stings. Car is complete now thanks to some good friends. Sadly now my 1962 MGB will be for sale.

My new daily driver became a 1989 Saab 900 SPG. I love those cars. Yes it’s old, but I’ll be doggone if I’m going to buy a brand new car with all the proprietary parts the manufacturer puts on them.

Wife says I should use this more when collecting late invoices and dealing with insurance adjusters.

Note the double pen action in pocket. I’m ready.

Think about this: How many businesses on the Earth have survived 89 years? 

Fact: Most don’t survive the first year.

Those that do, rarely make it past 20 years.

And Snappy’s is on its 4th owner, Charles Dowell.

Founded in 1923 in Mount Airy, NC.

Pictured above: The “World Famous” Pork Chop Sandwich with all the fixings.

Have a good day,

Kirk Sanders

Thoughts from my travels from NC to Upstate NY and back.

Technically, one hoards to accummulate rations for future need. However, hoarding has become synonymous of recent with excessive gathering of items or animals. See reality shows on animal hoarding for an example.

So as my family drove up rural country roads, especially in a particularly impoverished part of Pennsylvania, it was amazing to see hovels with vast quantities of items like riding lawnmowers surrounding the house. It made me wonder this: do the poor folks gather junk in an effort to compensate for not having monetary wealth?

Kirk Sanders