Cheers Mate! Walter in London!

WELCOME TO FUN IN LONDON!

Here I am in London in front of Big Ben at High Noon. It seems that I am tired today, because I am. But it is really 7am in New York and 4am in California. Whatever the case I am enjoying today December 29^th. After this I go over to the Westminster Abbey, then to Buckingham Palace and end the day at The National Museum.

This is

Westminster Abbey.
Inside you can see the Crypts or Memorials for the following historical people
Queen Mary and her Sister Elizabeth
Sir Isac Newton, Shakespeare, Winston Churchill (who also has a museum here in London not at the abbey) and at the exit door here among all the Kings is a tribute to U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt. I thought that was pretty cool since he was a President, and we don't have a monarch.

Speaking of Monarchs Here is
Buckingham Palace. I was not allowed inside. Because the Queen is not taking visitors today, she is on Holiday. Maybe I should have called before I just stopped by. Next time.

This is Trafalgar Square. Here is where the National Museum is Located. It was quite impressive. The fee for museum was free. I like free since everything else seems quite expensive. The abbey alone was 10lbs today. I don't have a proper pound symbol to use. No I just don't know how to use it. But anyway, I saw the works of Van Gough, Picasso, and other Impressionist.

Quite a busy day. As a matter of fact my body feels like I have been Skiing, and my mind feels like I have been studying for the S.A.T. I love it. It is great fun and tomorrow or today, when ever you read this should be a fun filled day as well

Yesterday December 28th

I went to the Tower of London and saw the Crown Jewels. Now you’ re not allowed to take a photo of the Jewels inside the building. Apparently Jewels are flash photography sensitive. But I do have a treat for you.

A picture of the Imperial Crown of India of 1911. Do you know how Got this Photo? Very Carefully and a little bit of Magic!

Have a great day and talk to post soon.

Walter

THE TICKET SAYS IT ALL.

WALTER RUSNIACZEK WORLD TRAVELLER!











WELL,

Hello from London. He is with the people over the pond. It is great fun and exciting. Yesterday went to St. Pauls and Walked over the river Thames.










Quick Photos
















So Keep cool and see you soon.


More Update Soon!



Walter.




PS. Slingbox works and can watch American Football.

On The Road Again!

December 26^th, 2006

Hello it’s Walter, and I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Welcome 2007, because it is going to be like heaven.

I will be closing out the end of this New Year with the Following itinerary.

• I had the privilege to attend Midnight Mass at St. Patrick’s in New York
• For those in the know it’s the SuperBowl of masses, and harder to acquire tickets, because for this show they do a background check. (Check below blog for photos.
• After which I will spend Christmas Day with my Mother for the first time in over 10 years.

Ok, Great Christmas is over and then what does one do??

• You Go to London for tea and than celebrate the New Year in Paris.
• Ya, Baby!
• 

Great! It’s a New Year now you come back and then what?

• You take a 15 day tour of Europe. Where do you go?
• Leave Paris and go to Switzerland
• From Switzerland to Italy
• Florence
• Rome
• Venice
• After a fun full week in Italy, lets all go to Austria
• Then party in Munich an the Rhineland
• I will then finish this tour in Amsterdam
• I would like to Thank my Uncle Richard at this point for his help in planning this trip. "Thank You Uncle Richard"
• Now back to the Blog.
  

Ok, Ok you did Europe, and had a great time. You go Home then…

Not quite yet…

• I will return to New Jersey on the 21^st, and then attend a week of acting school.

With a the grand finally…..

The Doctor of Detroit….BOB SEGER! AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN!

SEE you all in February for 35. Because at 35 I am alive and that’s no jive.

Thank you all for your love and support.

Ps. I like pizza.

Walter’s Back and Ready.....(Say it isn’t so. The White Buffalo is Ready to Roam!!)

I will be updating this site on my tour of Europe. So please Keep in touch via email

wruskin@cox.net

Happy New Year to all Love Walter

Christmas Eve at St. Patricks In New York

Christmas Eve at St. Patrick’s

What can one say, it was Beautiful. Here are a few photos of the Church after Mass. It is good form to take photos during Mass. Photos kill the Christmas sprit.

View from Pew 21. Cardinal Egan sat on the our left hand side of the Altar.

Pre-Game with Choir. They sang all the Great Christmas Hits. The did however, did not take request no matter how much I offered.

The View of the Congregation and Altar when you entered St. Patrick’s

The End of Mass. At the end of Mass you see the view of Atlas outside the Church with the Choir Above Singing “Hark the Harold Angles Sing!”

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas Around The East Coast

Here is George Baily. He is excited as only a youth can be for Christmas.

And Even though sometimes the Christmas spirit seems lost. It is moments of family that can and do rekindle the joy of that Christmas Magic.

So on this He is with the people, let me introduce you to some of the people that make Christmas special for me.

If your photo did not make the cut, don't be upset, I probably don't have a photo of you yet. So look at the honorable mention section at the end of this entry.



Many people don't believe it but it is true, I do have a mother. Here she is. Mom has made it possible for me to write you during this holiday season. She told me. Walter, why don't you tell the people you have a mother. I said ok, because I do have one. She also says "God bless all of you this holiday season and keep it real" Well the keep it real was my addition, but I think if she knew how real keeping was important she would have said that too.

Mom's Husband Joe is a cool guy. He takes care of her. They have now been married for 20 years. They are in love and love each other. It is fun to see them happy together. No picture of Joe, because I forgot to take one. Sorry Joe.

Biography for
Don Ruskin

Biography for
Don Ruskin
According to a Google Search
"Search" Don Ruskin and the movie USED CARS!
No Photo.

Trivia

He was a real life car salesman

There is also some other Trivia

* In High School he was known as Mouse Man. He let a mouse go in his Principal's office

* He started his own hand ball team in the Army. No one was on the team and he traveled the country. He would buy trophies at hawk shops and give them to his commander.

* He beat up four guys at once when I was five. I was sitting in the car. After which he realized that his 5 year old son was there. So a

s a good father, he explained to me "Now, Walter that is not how adults act. See if those guys would have just talked to me, I would not have had to kick their ass." Good lesson!

*Don Ruskin Trivia could take a life time. I will share more in the future.

Best Christmas, hard to say, but I will tell you this. We always had a nice tree. Some were donated by the tree lots, some caught on fire, and some were too big for the front yard. But no matter, we always had a tree.

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That is what I found on a Google Search on my father. Now most of you have seen him and realize that he is truly a real entity. And for many more of you, you might know him in some other light. For the protection of the Guilty We will not mention any of those stories during this Christmas Blog. But there is one I can share, because he said it was ok. He is a good father! All other Christmas stories are not too

Now what is funny. When I was in college and I would tell stories to Jerry McClain about my father. He said I was a good story teller. Until he actually met my father. Then he said "I am sorry Walter I did not believe you. Wow!" Jerry was one of my first managers when I was in college. He is an honorable mention. A good mentor to me when I was growing in the car business and my father was "on vacation". As a matter of fact he was the one who got me the interview with Pacific Nissan. He will always be in my heart and mind. During this paragraph it would also be appropriate to mention Chuck Smith. Both men died from lung cancer, yet like a jack off I still smoke.

Grandma. I also have a Grandma. She is 89 years old. She was know n as "The Spanking Grandma" She also taught me my times tables in 3rd grade. She is be tter than the Grandma in Happy Gilmore. Grandma lives in Sea Ford Delaware and we love to Watch Little House together. Because when they act up on the show I yell at the t.v. to stop or grandma will give you a spanking.

Grandma's husband my Grandfather died prior to my birth. I am named after him. I love you Grandma.

The Piretti's. My Mother's Parents, also my Grandpa rents. They owned a company called Brookdale Beverage. It was the Number One independent Bottler for over 50 years.

But more importantly to me they were my Grandparents and they were loads of fun. Out of all the memories the ones that I enjoyed the most was when they would take me on the Circle Line in New York City and we would take a tour around Manhattan.

Another quick Christmas story Grandpa would dress up like Santa Clause. I also took him on top of the World Trade Center when he was 89. Well, he kind of fell off the escalator and broke his nose. After which I said I was sorry and we could go home now.
"No Walter, we will finish the tour, because at 89 I don't think I will want to come back here again" So we finished the tour. It was a great day, even though to best describe his physical look, he looked like he was in a hatchet fight.




Theresa Marie Rusniaczek. She calls herself Charli. I will call her Theresa or Chuck. She changed her name, because my dad calls himself Ed. Edward is his middle name, Charli is Theresa's who knows name. But everyone has been calling her Charli for about 18 years. So who am I to say her name is not Charli. Well, I am her brother so I say no, her name is Theresa. The good news is I have that privilege. If you call her Theresa she will kick your ass. And I am not kidding.

As a young boy some bully was picking on me. My sister hit the child with her lunch box square in the face. Maybe, my sister Theresa, really is my brother Chuck.

Fun Christmas memories with Theresa. She was about 7 and would wake up early and open everyone's gifts. Then re-wrap them. As you were opening your Christmas bounty, she would say. "Its a brown Shirt" or "I think you will like it, it's the game you wanted" etc. Much fun.





Other Others

Aunt Regina and Uncle Richard. They, like my Grandmother, live in Sea Ford Delaware. As you can see Regina is making quilts. She love to do this. Uncle Richard can often be found in the Basement doing wood working.

Side note to readers Richard built his own house with his own two hands. Funny note about that Karena, his youngest, my favorite cousin decided to build her own house as well.

So when Richard started to sit down with her to go over the plans she replied, "I don't need plans"

To make a long story short. Except for children tr ying to build forts, not many take on the challenge of building their own shelter without plans. I am positive though as crazy as it may seem No one on this planet could make a better rectangle with indoor plumbing than Karena.

The Thecks are the only really mentally stable family we have on the Rusniaczek side of the family.

The good news is though the more you hang out with them you realize they are just as crazy, just more cognitive about it.

Christmas notes. Great cookies, great food and great decorations.




Here is the sections of Hello From New Jersey and Merry Christmas to all.

So Merry Christmas to the Hirchags.
Watch out the White Buffalo is about to roam

Merry Christmas to the Littles
Happy Holidays and thank you, but a little extra thanks to Chad. You know he was suppose to be a girl. He was the fifth boy.

But never underestimate the Chad. He is The Man..
even though he does not hang, but neither do I.







The super people of "He is with the People" Honorable mention for Christmas of 2006...
Quotes and lifestyles that Christ would be proud of...

Gabe Houston
(No one is truer to the living of life)
Greg Cuifo
(Reminds us life is on Borrowed Time)
E.W.
("But for the Grace of God There Go I")
Liz Rogers
( "You know Walter.....")

Mario Trani
("You live not for you but for others")
John Plante
( I never made your quote book, but thank you for lending me your Porche)
Brian Chung
(A man Stronger than most. The Mr. of Turn the other cheek)
Jim Palmeri
("You need a drink more than I do." He told me this when I did not marry Christine. Also buy dark underware so if your women washes your cloths she won't see your tee stains. Good advice
Dude take a vacation! What ever you do Take a Vacation!)
Christine Heszky
(Congratulations on your marriage to a nice man! I am nice, just not nice for her)
Peter Landsheft
(No one has ever done more with less)
Richard Inzuna
(Rack is made, the floors are pledged, and the dogs have stew. No one is more loyal as a friend)
Desert Bike and CasheyDog
(Thank you for the emails)
Christie Ferrel
(The Tower, George Will, Boat Rides, New Jacuzzi, San Francisco, and Pluto is no longer a planet)
Steve White
(The most intense person ever! He is in it "Neck Deep" all the time. Merry Christmas Steve)
Linda M.
(Aloha! The only Hawaiian to see snow in the rainy state of Oregon)
Lisa
(Remember "Hotel California" because no ones birthday should ever be delayed.)
Eddie Hooper
("Hey, Bla! It will all work out!")
Mike Rapp
("Today people we have a guest speaker. His name is Walter...)
Jason Olson
(15 trips to Idaho and only one steelhead. I must be good luck!)
Justin Janger
("Walter I don't think computers should be your major the professors are getting upset that you are sleeping in their classes. Or the favorite. "Guess what I am a father" He was a dad the entire time we were in college. Go figure)
Samantha
(Green pants are nice pants! Greg Cuiffo should have let you keep wearing them)
Robin Canchimino
(Nice lady! Really nice and she has a nice husband "Coach")
Bill Lance
(80 something years old man climbs a tree and falls out of it hanging Christmas lights in 2005. He also took me to a boobie bar.)
Shawn O and Girlfriend Tracy
(Maybe you should tell that story to anybody! Ya and don't forget HETHER! Not spelled incorrectly)
Alesis Moore "Canada"
(Never take a women to dinner unless the deal is funded, but sometime you just have to break the rules. Thank you Americredit for funding the deal. It was a tough one!)
Michael First
(Never, ever have two people made more magic in a month than we did in August 2005) Never!
Brandon Shelby
(Get out of the Car Business now! Thank you for all your help this year!)
Shawn O(something or other)
(Thank you for the first December alone)
Katie (Kitty Cat)
(for the most memorable I never want to be in a bar again for Christmas eve again, Thank you for taking me)
Tom Knight
(Walter, don't forget to live in this life. New Years eve last year we went out with his lady friend she looked like Peg Bundy)
Francesca
(Your Z is nicer than your ex-husbands. The Strip Club was one of the most memorable meals ever. Strip Club is a restaurant other wise I would call it a boobie bar)
Daniel Scholder
(The real life Dude from the movie the Big Lebowski. Now selling time shares. Rock on!)
Neva Miller
(I am glade you love Tom. That is really funny if you know the story but I probably won't tell you)
Greg Webber
(The Power of Now and don't eat fish with mercury! Never underestimated the danger of mercury)
Marie Ward
(Thank you for the tickets to midnight mass at St. Patrick's In New York)
Matt Smith
(A Total Ass Hole in class. Argued about everything with me, But we did climb the Huntington Beach Tower and Let a Rooster Go in the Principal's office.)
Mike Pino
(Walked off the Huntington Beach Pier when they closed it. Years ago but just thought about it made me smile.)
David Snow
(The dent in President of the Happy Club. Never ever forget "What the fuck!" It was the Summer of 89)
Wayne Love
(Just a nut. Love that guy)
Steve Sawyer
(Remember Walter, You can play a scratched Record, just not a broken one. Don't let life ever break you)
Doctor Detroit
(Hey, Hey if you ever were on the ball one day last November you hit a home-run.)
John Hill
(Great Guy! One of my all time favorite people)
The Walters of Pac Nissan
(B.O.C. Rocks. Your are cool guys and have beautiful families. Just loosen up by killing the ties)
Musical influence this year!
Bob Seger
(Like a Rock and Against the Wind)
Frank Sinatra
(My way! and "Out of the Tree of Life I pick me Plums")

If I missed you it is not on purpose, I have been writing this for 3 days and it must come to an end. So in closing....



The Houstons (ronnlon)
You can't work somewhere or for someone 8 years and not mention them in the Christmas blog, for I spent 7 Christmas eves at the dealership. One I spent at my Grandfather's.
It was my first year employed, and it was a part of my negotiations of employment.

But forget the time you spend with people,
it is the quality of that time you share.
Sometimes people in life are rewarded the rare blessing of people who are not of your blood line treating you as if you were. When that happens you realize that the world is not a place of mistrust and hate, but one of loving and kindness. However, if anyone who knows Ron is reading this, He is not getting soft, he is still ming. In my eyes ming means this.... When things are great he will remind you that you have two blue cars parked next to each other, and we are not funded as of yet. But when things in life go not so good. You don't have to look, he is there to pick you up and carry you until you can walk. Don't ever think he is not! And that is why Ron Houston Gets more than an Honorable mention on this Christmas Blog.

However this is more fun to read...
The door would be closed and people would walk by his office and I would sit there with no expression and you could see him talking with passion and a conversation would begin something like this..
"Walter, I appreciate your effort but never forget I am the General Manager!" Which my reply was always "Yes sir!" I think we both enjoyed my fearlessnesses of challenging his authority and his ability to see it when I was doing so and him reigning me in so not to eat more of the elephant then I could chew.

I am a stronger man today because of his tutelage!




Finallyto Kasey Ruskin, Merry Christmas!
"You are my Butterfuly! Fly and be free! I love you Always. See you later because I have to live with the people right now!


MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYBODY AND HAPPY NEW YEAR!

We are All Rock Stars!

It has happened to everyone who has listened to Foreigner’s song “Juke Box Hero” As People we at one time or another want to be rock stars! Thanks to Rockefeller’s Center ‘Top of the Rock’ Observation deck you too can substitute your face with NFL Sunday all stars and be a Rock Star.

Now granted foreigner’s song was about an actual “Rock Stars”, but sports heros can fulfill the desire for world recondition. Now I played Football for over 12 years, and never scored a Touchdown. Maybe that was because I played center. The short story goes that in High School I tried out to be quarterback, I was better handing off the ball than actually throwing it. So I was asked to play center.

Other wonderful fun things that are happening in New York during the Holiday Season.

As you can see the help of yoga has increased my ability to stand on one leg and act like the sun happy pelican. Thanks to the CitiBank I was able to do some free Ice Skating. This free skating cost about $25. Well, with skate rental, locker rental, and a small donation to those who can’t afford free skating it was still less than the date I had with Erin back in '89. Come to think about it, she too was as frigid as the ice I was skating. I took her to see ‘The Rollin Stones’, on their first of many final tours. Parking was $20, on some guy’s lawn. I gave him my car, the keys and his bounty fee. Even though the Coliseum offered parking for about half the the price. It was an easy to see, that he was offering me the best deal in town. When I told him politley "I will just keep on looking."

He responded very kindly with...

“What my weed covered lawn is not good enough for you!” Well, being the kind of guy that can sence a good deal, and knowing my personal safety was worth the extra $10, I parked on the man’s lawn. Then thanked him for seeing it possible for him sacrifice his landscape for my 1984 Chevy Chevette. I also thanked God for not having harm come to me or my date. And when you think about it, only asking for gas money to car-jack my automobile. Wow, that is a great deal.

After the show, the man found me. He made me pay him another $20 to take the car back. Chevettes are not so hot on the pirated market. Once again, another great deal.

And finally in today's adventure, this guy asked this lady to be his wife. She said yes! It was nice and he did it on top on the Rockefeller center observation deck for everyone to observe. See everyone wants to be a rock star! Some of us are looking for smaller audiences, like the top of a building, while I am trying to become an Internet Rock Star. Both are very narcissist.

Well, keep on Rockin' and talk to you soon..

ps. Good luck you too and God Bless you. You make a beautiful Rock Star type Couple!

A Star is Born!

Hey, There back in New York and went to my first day of clown college today.It was quite interesting and very entertaining at the same time. I learned how to make animals out of balloons, as well as entertained the idea of volunteering to be shot out of a cannon. The problem was that I was too big for the cannon. (Can you believe that even with all the yoga lately.

Actually, I did learn a lot today from the American Comedy Institute. It seems that I have a face for radio according to the instructor and a voice for horror movies. That combination just has to be a winner in the field of entertainment.

So people I am living the dream. It is a little scary out there in Gotham, but with my bat senses I seem to be doing great.

Anyway, getting ready for the holiday season as well as the chance to go to Midnight Mass at St. Patrick’s in New York. Keep in touch by looking because additions as promised are on their way.


Hope all is well in the real world see you when I get back.


Walter

Never Wish just Proclaim!

What I did yesterday is just that. And what I do today really does not matter either, but how God views me at the end is real important. So enjoy yesterday and have a great today, and I pray that you don’t meet God tomorrow, because it is fun down here and thank you for another day down here!

Remember "It is never bad, just different"

You too have a manifest destiny !

Live your live as if the eye God is looking at YOU always, not just on Sundays!

Visiting Seven of the 13 Orginial Colonies...

Welcome to Boston!

When someone says east coast where do you geography think of? It is my belief that is mostly assumed of the New York region. Now this could upset some New Englanders, but after my visit in New England they seem upset about everything, unless their team wins.

My uncle suggested that New Englanders are upset, because they have “Puritan Roots”, and may have guilt associated with their past religious persecutions, I just think it gets so cold it freezes their happy pants. While on the other hand Pennsylvania, had a openness, and acceptance. This is believe to be set on the founder William Penn, a Quaker, and according to my tour guide of the area, painted the Quakers as righteous hippies, with William Penn, having the financial backing, by dad an Admiral for the Kings Navy. (If you have the time look up the Penn Story cool capitalist hippy.

But enough of that!

During my 3 week adventure of the 13 Original Colonies I visited 7 of them. Massachusetts, Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Maryland and of course Pennsylvania. Can you name the remaining 6? I could not either so I looked them up for you on a google search. They are Virginia, apparently the first founded in 1607, with New Hampshire, Rhode Island, North Carolina, South Carolina, and to complete the 13 Georgia founded in 1732. How about that?

Quick call someone and put them on the spot, but first ask them “Hey, have any weed?” Then they will say “What?”

You say “Just kidding, by the way I have a game piece here that will earn us $1,000,000 if we get this question right. What are the 13 original colonies?”

We are going to break down each stop with a little fun and maybe some history, depending on my memory. Our first stop in our seven to six day journey is going to be Boston and Connecticut. I have chosen to combined the stops, because in Connecticut, I did stop for Gas on the way to Boston and on the way back. I am sure Connecticut has much more to offer except salty treats and petroleum products, but during this trip and the budget restrictions, and plus I did not know anyone in Connecticut I chose to drive thru.

Here we can look at some fabulous photos of interest points of Boston.

This is Jared and his Great, Great or Great Great Great Aunt Mary Dyer. The nice folks in Boston decided she needed some hanging, because of some different views on how God likes to party. But as you can see she has been immortalized for her religious freedom and all is ok now. Jared is still carry on her traditions, of free thinking and independent thought by being a Yankee fan in Bean Town. Strong Family Character!

Careful Jared, Massachusetts is not a State it is a commonwealth, and they might one day soon start hanging the new witches of our time "Yankee fans!"

This is just not a photo of a man sitting on a tour trolly, oh no! Take a close look at that North Terminal Garage Building at 169 Prince Street.

Yep, It is the Brink's Building. Where on January 17th, 1950, The bank noticed the deposits were missing.

Story goes, they were not sure if the check they deposited earlier was endorsed properly, and another dude accidental deposited his lucky $5 dollar bill. So correct the mistake they took all of the deposits for the day, with the intentions to return the rest of the money, once their errors were corrected.

Great sign.

Every City should have one!

Now, what historical visit would be complete without seeing a television Icon. Like true coinsure of culture, we went to Cheers!

This was the Quote "Real One" We also attended the fake one in Faneuil Hall. Both served Samuel Adams. Good Beer.

While inside, no one knew our name, but by the time we left they rang a bell, and knew we were from San Diego.

It was nice.








BeanTown Pub!
These people did not want to know anyones name. As a matter of fact it was the first time in history I saw Ladies (Women) being turned away from a bar. Crazy. Now I am no super door man, but "Oh, Yes, its ladies night and I feelin' right" WoW

But in the defense of the establishment, having a bar across from a grave yard may effect your psych just a little. Oh yea, across the street is the eternal homes for Samuel Adams and Paul Revere.



Now what trip to Boston would be complete without a sporting event? I had the privilege to attend a Boston College Game where they beat Duke. A Celtics game, where they unfortunately lost to the Jazz.

Finally a Bar to see the Jets beat the Patriots.
Good for me because if I was at Gillette Stadium when this happened, I probably would still be in a hospital today.

Boston has much passion for its sport teams.
And so far there is no better place in the world to take in a game.

Dudley House at Harvard University.
Cambridge Square was great! As a matter of fact I believe I had the best Mexican food in my life. Go figure. Anyway, this nice lady open the door when I was trying to look collegiate. But that was ok, the cool part was when the security guard, who's photo I took went totally insane. She must of still been upset about the Celtics the night before.

It was these little encounters that made me feel that maybe there is something in the water that makes people angry in Boston.


The Freedom Trail. It is where the Revolution began and our country was born.

I must say Thank you Boston for a wonderful time. If you ever have the opportunity to go, GO!


Thank you Brian for your home and tour guide.


Walter

Somewhere Under The Rainbow....

11/28/06

It’s a well known fact: relationships are dynamic and sometimes can be hurtful.

At times people can be self-serving or secretive in the interest of self preservation.

Occasionally people do not want to admit the answers they seek may be harmful. However, strength and courage must prevail when questioning one’s mate.

Let not that fear prevent you from quarreling with the gritty facts.
If you don’t want to hear the answer then you probably already know the reality.

It is also a well known fact that invasion of privacy is grounds for constitutionally based malice.


Mr. Rusniaczek......