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Are you teasing me?This thread rules.
It was awesome! I was like a starlet with the paparazzi interrupting my work all day to take photos. I might post a photo, but I don't want it re-posted, so I can delete it later.
Happy November.
Don't let the ivy into the attic. Top o' the walls is aplenty.
I'm off out-of-town to an annual seafood bash. It's gone on for years, but I have never attended. I hear there will be some antique cars, and there will be oysters, so it should be fine.
Cars younger than I am are not antique - I have decreed this to be so.
The videos are fun. I might make a hooping only video thread with poetry to match my loop feelings at the time.I am enjoying the vids.
I may shop for a hula hoop even.
I never had one as a kid. Perhaps I was deprived . . .
and not just depraved.
Hello.Hello.
You know, I am not going up to the attic to cut down the in growth. I am not booming up with the truck from the outside to cut it down. I don't know what is going to happen. It might eventually lift the roof up.
I want to go to a car show. One of the RTs is always inviting me to these car shows where they have 'pin-up girl' contests. She says I would love it.
I used to have a 56-maybe 57 Chevy Truck. I never fixed it up so my Father eventually gave it away. At one point a homeless man was living in it.
I can't swallow seafood. My throat rejects it. I do eat fresh water fish.
The videos are fun. I might make a hooping only video thread with poetry to match my loop feelings at the time.
If I don't sell all the hoops I have made at the flea market, I might try to sell them online. Just remember if you buy a hoop it needs to be an adult sized hoop. You can't keep a small kid hoop up.
I had a hoop as a kid, and jump ropes, and chalk for hop-scotch. I also had jacks, marbles and pick up sticks.
My first truck was a Ford Ranger handed down from my Father when he got a new truck. My second truck was Ford Ranger handed down from my Father when he got a new truck. I loved my little red rangers. Imagine: 3 dirty shop dogs in the back bed and two siblings in the small cab fighting over who will straddle the stick this time. Nobody wants to be in the middle.I think the ivy cutting is best contracted out. A house painter with clippers could do it.
My first old car was a '49 Packard, but I couldn't afford to do much with it, so I sold it. I have no idea what became of it.
I think that seafood is an acquired taste. I have eaten it all my life. Mom was from the coast, and we visited regularly. I think I would miss it if I couldn't have it sometimes . . . and not Mrs. Paul's fish sticks, either.
Car shows are fun. I could send you some pictures of the last one I attended. I should figure out how to use Tumblr or something, really. Lemme know if you sell a hoop. A custom hoop sounds interesting.
I can't decide if I want to make the pictures black/white to enhance the vintage look.
My first truck was a Ford Ranger handed down from my Father when he got a new truck. My second truck was Ford Ranger handed down from my Father when he got a new truck. I loved my little red rangers. Imagine: 3 dirty shop dogs in the back bed and two siblings in the small cab fighting over who will straddle the stick this time. Nobody wants to be in the middle.
Those trucks took a beating starting out as work trucks, and rarely broke down.
Yes, I am working on it now with the story that goes with it. First I am uploading a video with all the nurses laughing at me, with me: "Bed Bath Betty"-- with vampire teeth.Can you do sepia toned... that would look vintage
I always liked Ford Trucks and Chevy cars. Have fun with the Wizard of Seafood.I have heard mixed reviews on the Rangers. Sounds lie you got good ones. I bet Dad took decent or better care of them.
I cannot ever imagine not having a truck again. I swapped a truck for a Suburban, and never again. It's just a big station wagon. I couldn't wait to get another pick-up. When I did, it was a small one (S-10), and it was a vast improvement.
My current Dodge just turned 90K miles, and all I have ever done to it is maintain it. Gas, tires, and oil . . . .
Off to see the wizard . . . .
It was fun!Love the pictures! I was going to be very sad if I missed them we had one trick or treater come as an old school nurse with dress, hat, white stockings. She was fantastic!
It was great.sounds like a fun time for everyone
It was great.