It's been such a journey to complete the Soylent Green trailer. I couldn't have done it with out my mom and a few good friends who came through when I was in total need.
The trailer is all done and I am so thankful for the handful of good people that I have in my life. Without them, I may still be puttering around the trailer trying to get things done all by myself. I know I have a problem reaching out asking for help, and I resist asking all the time. I am so amazed by the kindness of people when I do ask for help. Why I wait, is beyond me!!! Usually it gets to the point of me, being on the verge of a nervous breakdown before I actually ask for that help - LOL!!! I had quite a few of those moments getting Soylent Green finished up. I don't know if it's that I have bad luck? or just weird things like to happen only to me... Like, City Hall sending me an already expired business license??! Thanks, City Hall. Why? Why would that happen?!!! The clerk at City Hall had a good laugh at that one, when I had to make yet another visit to their office. I actually have a long list of all the crazy things that I've gone through on this project.
But, it's all past me now.
Good things are a head. With great weather just around the corner, it feels great. Being in the trailer slingin' smoothies to the folk, feels right. Awesome things are happening. I can't wait to share all the things that Soylent Green is up to this summer with you.
Thank you to all the people that made Soylent Green a reality. From the very start, to the women who sold the trailer to me & at the very end, when Asami was writing out our menu and just adding the finishing touches to it. And when Laszlo came out just minutes before I was to be inspected to fix my crazy water pump. We made it! You were a total life saver at that point, Laszlo! Thank youuuuu!
Soylent Green and all her greatness couldn't have happened without any of you.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Now come and get your smoothie on!
I owe you all big time!!!