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Apparently i need a manicure. I scratched my inner firearm and it looks like i was attacked by a bobcat
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Reminds me of scratches from infants. I swear their nails are like razors when they need clipping. Ouch!Apparently i need a manicure. I scratched my inner firearm and it looks like i was attacked by a bobcat
Great idea!I do too but it being such a tourist attraction sort of left it out there. But since we were only gonna be 100 miles away I figured why not.
It was actually very cool.
75,000 gallons a second go over those falls. It’s massive and the power of the water is amazing!
Maybe that’s where we should have our 2nd annual lit together!
Here you go! I was told by a friend I should have potted it in new soil or at least added plant food. I think I'll top dress it with new soil and add some liquid fertilizer. My friend also suggested mulch. Gotta get some of that.Sounds super productive.
Love to see pics of the newly potted plant.
I want to go!I have been there several times. They are spectacular. I always saw them from the Canadian side.
I'm in WA. Where is Watkins Glen?I don't know where you are but if you get up that way you should definitly go to Watkins Glenn too. There is a walk way up thru the glenn with seveal small falls. It is beautiful and peaceful.
I hope she's getting her fill!Or she's sharing, willingly or not, with possums-n-'coons.
And weasels?A spiffy new rifle in a new caliber and a case of ammo for it. Varmints beware.
This is good news on your mom! Sorry about Mrs. H! I hope she's feeling better soon!Finally got the medical nonsense taken care of yesterday. Momma’s squared away and doc said she may only need two radiation treatments rather than three. Either way, she has one more CT scan to pinpoint the exact area with die then gets zapped.
SWMBO came down w a bug so she’s out of commission for the weekend…
Watched Control last night…biographic film on Ian Curtis of Joy Division. Based on his widows book. It was a good film but sad. Always loved Joy Div and I contend. for my money, New Order is the best of that whole post punk genre.
Everyone have a great Saturday! Old Country MZ——
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How do you REALLY feel about her???She is a ladder climbing ass kissing easily triggered red haired kiss ass witch
Sounds like a busy day!Pretty good. I worked and then took dad to dialysisband mom to the grocery. This weekend is cooking weekend for dad. I have been looking up recipes for him
It's a delicate balance. You're doing a great job!No took off bp meds and i am making sure he drinks at top of 1500 fluid restriction. It is tough
Nice of him to drop it off. But did he know it was the wrong place?We do do things.
I asked my frwind to drop off 7 tons of rip rap. He dropped it off while I was gone. Right by our stream.
Which is a class one trout stream.
The DEP looks very dimly upon rip rapping class one streams. You have to move heaven and earth and apply for permits, get dispensation from the governors cousin three times removed. Kiss the godfathers ring, say 738936673 Hail Marys.. you get the idea.
So we moved 7 tons of rock (maybe more) with our tractor.
We moved it all about 1/4 mile up the trail to our other bridge which is over a class three stream - which is rip rappable.
Got a little dirty?
I have all the ass I want (and more!), tyvm!Dont we all want a little more ass ...
In our implements
That's a BIG tractor!Either that or wash your hands with mud![]()
She's been living rent-free in your head all this time. Glad you finally evicted her!I like gizmoes. Old stuff. Cars, motorcycles, guns, farm equipment, machines, houses, and old books. My grandfather used to say that they don’t make them like they used to. It’s true - they don’t. A lot of stuff is better. Cars are safer. Houses are more energy efficient and safer, too. But I learned a lot from my grandfather about older things as well as many things in general. Mom always said that he wasn’t all that mechanical, but he certainly knew a great deal about how stings worked. And he had the gumption to tackle a project without necessarily knowing precisely how it worked or was going to turn out, and this was well before the advent of Google.
He was into an obsolete brand of cars. He was driving a 1949 model when he died in 1981. I learned how to work on cars with him when I was younger. In middle age, I was looking for (another) hobby and I found a 1947 coupe of the same brand for sale for what seemed to be a reasonable price. It’s mine now. It’ll be my retirement project. I may ditch the job but I’ll have plenty to do. And I have thought of getting something from the teens also. Talk about anvil technology. And it makes me think of a set of books that he had.
Granddad (we all called him by an old family nickname) had a secretary in his living room. My parents had had one when I was little and they had junked it. They’re not the most practical piece of furniture, but they were a thing once, and he had his. The top portion is a set of shelves behind glass doors. Smack in the middle of his was a five volume set of an encyclopedia of car technology. His set dated from 1920. During the time I lived with him as a teenager, I would explore that set of books. I was fascinated by the old ways of doing things and the discontinued designs. It was a good education on the evolution of car form and function.
He died about 10 years later. He had married wife #3 by that time. She did nothing to endear herself to many of the rest of the existing relatives, and in fairness, many of us many not have been as welcoming as we might have. Anyway, we all gathered at the house for the funeral and memorial rites and the dividing of the loot at the reading of the will. That was for the children, and as a grandchild, I wasn’t included. I do recall the last time I saw that set of books was the last time I stood in that room. Last I had heard, she had a roll-off dumpster delivered and she had emptied the house, which he had left her life rights to, into its maw. Apparently that set of books as well as a lot of other keepsake-type things of his wound up in the landfill.
I have held it against her - and her ghost - from then until today.
Something made me think of it today. I was chatting with a friend about old books. Remembering that Google is a trusted friend, I decided to try to remember the name of the series and to see if I could find a set for sale online. I should have done this earlier, but we don’t know that we don’t know until we know that we don’t know, and then we can ask. Honestly, it took an entire 10 minutes. My guess at the name was almost exactly right, and it seems that even though his set didn’t survive, that m,any others have, and many of those look like they have languished safely in a secretary for longer than half a century. A very nice version was an option at an online vintage bookstore for just under $100, and not much over that with shipping. This set - my set - is from 1919, but they’re the same bloody books. Good enough. They arrive late next week.
I felt a kind of weight lift. I was able to forgive a self-absorbed old woman for her sins, real or imagined. I let her go. Hell, I didn’t know I was still carrying her around. So she is now forgiven and well on her way to being forgotten. And if I ever do buy a 1916 Orphan-brand, I’ll have the research material to figure out how it works, and as it turns out, I wanted access to the knowledge all along. I’ll have it soon and in my favorite format - old books.
Girl! Get those nails fixed!Apparently i need a manicure. I scratched my inner firearm and it looks like i was attacked by a bobcat
@Lilianna23 A very productive day for you and now you have a well trimmed bush out front and a few things for us to sink our teeth into…. What’s not to like?Another productive day! I woke up early (for me) at 1000. It felt... odd... to be up so early!
My young helper came to work in the yard with me. We cut a rhododendron bush that was over 10 ft tall virtually in half!
Before:
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We filled up the yard waste bucket and 3 black yard waste bags!
I also started painting the powder room shelf holder the wall base color. I've done 2 coats. I'm going to let them dry overnight then bring it up to see how it looks in the room. It may need another coat of paint.
And! I baked! My trainer had her bodybuilding competition today. I will see her on Tuesday and have promised her a basket of goodies. Today I made brookies. If you look closely, you can see the layer of chocolate chip cookies on the bottom. Brownie on top:
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And chocolate chip cookies. This is 4 dozen.
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One disappointment was I missed a call from my friend. I'm hoping she and I can connect tomorrow. I will be baking again but should have my phone with me this time.
It's still the weekend! Enjoy your Sunday, everyone! I'm a tired girl!️
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It is an amazing experience to do the falls. The area around is overdeveloped and tacky in my view but going through the falls on Maid of the Mist was unforgettableI do too but it being such a tourist attraction sort of left it out there. But since we were only gonna be 100 miles away I figured why not.
It was actually very cool.
75,000 gallons a second go over those falls. It’s massive and the power of the water is amazing!
Maybe that’s where we should have our 2nd annual lit together!
I do too but it being such a tourist attraction sort of left it out there. But since we were only gonna be 100 miles away I figured why not.
It was actually very cool.
75,000 gallons a second go over those falls. It’s massive and the power of the water is amazing!
Maybe that’s where we should have our 2nd annual lit together!