Yeah! This one has pretty good power. I like it.

 

Thanks Tim, it wa s re-engine years ago with a N/A 855 Cummins. Neat tghis is the 855 was never ran so it still like brand new.

Those coal fires suck. No fires at my plant in a long time but the coal pile is hot. If certian parts sit long enough without being touched the coal ashes over. Gotta be very careful arund the dust though, it'll spark a fire quick.

 

Oh yeah! I had forgot about that great feeling you get when a gust of wind hits the twenty four foot peice of metal roofing you are hanging onto.

Poor kid. Thats a long time to feel like poop.

It would be neat to see as long as its not against the rules.

Hey!! Remember to take off your tin hat this time.

 

Evenin' All!

Nice day out again today. Melting like crazy.

Sick kids are no fun.... I hope all of you with them get them fixed up quick.

Heidi- let me know when you head this way. I'd love to meet you in person.

Got all my texture work done inside the house finally.(only been working on that little project for 2 years.......) Now I can paint and trim the place out.

 

G'night DTR

 

Night buddy.

I'm about to turn in, too.

 

had to go back and look at Marinemark's jacket. was looking at the bike, heheh. ohhh saving money!! sounds good. don't end up dead, okay?

Fiver-ohhhhhh, orange groves!! buyer in crystal river is waiting for me, I would love to close the deal on the property and sit in my beach chair right now!!just waiting for a better time but it is so tempting!!! one more snow storm and I am calling him. really special good folks in Florida west.

wow tim, kinda scary when it lasts that long. yes, short words with doctors, you know the drill. fluids fluids fluids is right! heck, hubby and i even dabbled with dehydration during these windy work days. sneaky unseen stuff.

copy on that furry brother scott. package sent out tomorrow. Buffalo special orange chocolate too. yes, you can have the cop badge. Rick has to keep his figure.....

ofcmarc, glad the rough work is done! hope you are feeling better as well. yes, will be in touch when we head up, have to meet with Paul too, Bark ,you will be down here though right? enjoying more tangerines, heheeh. good trip for ya.

jeesh, i usually fly southwest but one 30 foot roof panel and the wind gusts here, might have to subsidize.......

missed you guys. even Larry with his pink, sprinkly LEGGS......heheh

 

Short trip this time. First time my Father in-law will be by himself. Still I have to go to CA for some plowing and pruning. Should be back mid May. Let me know if you guys wind up around Anchorage. I might make a Costco trip.

 

We`ll sitting here on wait duity !
Daughter & son-in-law went to the hospital Her watter broke - wife is up there also -I`m just awaiting the call - their second child
Claude

 

Congrats there OD!

 

REALLY Nasty Thunder-Boomers rolled through the area early this morning.

Coffee's on, donut delivery driver must be stuck in traffic.


Just got off the phone with Wifey at Casa del Shovelhead, she said she heard a loud noise this AM when the storm came through.
She was back inside after the sun started peeking out to see what it was.
She saw a large tree fell and JUST missed falling on the (almost finished) Man Cave.

These pics were taken yesterday.
Thankfully it still looks the same this morning.

 

Better get it before someone else does. My visitors in about 3 hours (who knows what I missed while working) were: 2 coyotees, two gators (3' and 6"), 1 fox squirrel (haven't seen one of them in years), 2 bald eagles, multiple hawks, two red fox. Had fun watching but it is distracting.

Morning gang - - looking for some rain today, but nothing so far. Busy day including funeral. Soooo, off and getting going - - have fun.

Bob

 

Well FIX IT!




Morning.

Today is Tuesday, April 5th.

On this day in 1614 - American Indian Pocahontas married English colonist John Rolfe in Virginia.

1621 - The Mayflower sailed from Plymouth, MA, on a return trip to England.

1792 - U.S. President George Washington cast the first presidential veto. The measure was for apportioning representatives among the states.

1869 - Daniel Bakeman, the last surviving soldier of the U.S. Revolutionary War, died at the age of 109.

1923 - Firestone Tire and Rubber Company began the first regular production of balloon tires.

1941 - German commandos secured docks along the Danube River in preparation for Germany’s invasion of the Balkans.

1999 - In Laramie, WY, Russell Henderson pled guilty to kidnapping and felony murder in the death of Matthew Shepard.

2009 - North Korea launched the Kwangmyongsong-2 rocket, prompting an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council.

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY:
How does a shelf salesman keep his store from looking empty?

Good coffee this mornin'... tastes kinda 'Navy-ish'.

 

Morning.... tired, need coffee

 

Oh, if that was all that you needed!