The 50 Plus Cafe, Pub, All-Nite Greasy Spoon and Dive Bar

Here is the sorta-finished Juniper Bonsai. Notice how the Shari has already turned white? Pretty excited about that as I was led to believe it would take some time! Eventually I’d like to Jin the two knobs that were limbs I pruned years ago. This fall this thing should look close to what I can envision for it. Now just need to train the long limb and prune the dome to shape.

This is a Kengai (cascade style) shape. It represents a tree on a windswept rocky hillside.

 
Still got a bit of pain in my jaw, but except for a jolt as the Novocaine wore off and before the Ibu kicked in, it's not too bad.


This is the M1 carbine whose stock I refinished last month. It got a thorough cleaning and lubing, and it was test-fired. It's ready. I'd like another.


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Who manufactured it ? My dad had one that was made by the rockola juke box company
 
Who manufactured it ? My dad had one that was made by the rockola juke box company
I have a rock ola jukebox!!


I love all the different manufacturers who made firearms during the second world war. I have a Smith Corona (the typewriter company) M1903 from 1942.

A friend of mine had a rare Massey Ferguson (I think) M1 Garand.
 
I have a rock ola jukebox!!


I love all the different manufacturers who made firearms during the second world war. I have a Smith Corona (the typewriter company) M1903 from 1942.

A friend of mine had a rare Massey Ferguson (I think) M1 Garand.
The only product I associate Massey Furgeson with, are tractors, lol.
 
I have a rock ola jukebox!!


I love all the different manufacturers who made firearms during the second world war. I have a Smith Corona (the typewriter company) M1903 from 1942.

A friend of mine had a rare Massey Ferguson (I think) M1 Garand.


I also have a Smith Corona '03A3, but mine was made into a nice sporting rifle in an obscure-for-the-US caliber. I think I'll have it rebarrelled for .300 Winchester Magnum.


The M1 is an International Harvester. They made them during the 1950s.
 
There was a bit of dumpster diving at the liquor store. It's a state run operation. Clean dumpster - recycling, you see. I picked mostly the whiskey boxes. I have brought some in and taped them back together. The cats think I have made Box Heaven just for them. One has already filled with books. Good thing that booze boxes aren't big.
If you’re moving, booze boxes are right up there with copy paper boxes. Strong and sturdy.
 
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If you’re moving, booze boxes are right up there with copy paper boxes. Sting and sturdy.


Especially booze boxes for books because they get heavy quickly and the boxes aren't very big. Plus, I kinda like the idea that maybe the neighbors think that I drink in serious volume.


Like what I do is any of their business . . . .
 
There was a bit of dumpster diving at the liquor store. It's a state run operation. Clean dumpster - recycling, you see. I picked mostly the whiskey boxes. I have brought some in and taped them back together. The cats think I have made Box Heaven just for them. One has already filled with books. Good thing that booze boxes aren't big.
I don't envy your move. Idrather be on the receiving end of an ass whopping than paint or move.
 
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