Mark and being wombies and all did most things pretty much together throughout the early years. We went to the doctor together, shopping together, and even dressed alike until high school. With high school we started to separate - we pretty much had our own friends, had our own activities and so forth. That is why Herb was so wrong in the Nova timesharing experiment. He procured a really really nice 1968 Nova for us. The thought was that we would share it as wheels and from his point of view, it was workable. We'd ride with each other to school (10 miles to Aledo), functions, and be with each other on weekends. The buddy system had worked up to now, so what would be so tough about sharing wheels? I don't know if it exists today, but back in those younger years one's car was a ticket to freedom. And while we were thrilled and thankful to have this fine set of wheels, the sharing thing just didn't work out. Like a bo...
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