txdon
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I think it's best to keep working if you even have thoughts of being bored. Retirement is for those who are ready to be active with a thousand projects they never have time to do because work keeps getting in the way.
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I think it's best to keep working if you even have thoughts of being bored. Retirement is for those who are ready to be active with a thousand projects they never have time to do because work keeps getting in the way.
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Don in reality it's probably my insashable appetite for expensive toys that keep me working. That and insurance that costs way more than any house payment we ever had. I just turned 64 actually this past Monday and figure I have two or three more years left in me before grazing in the field time comes
wngsprd
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47 going to 77. Was crystal clear earlier, now some fog is moving in.
Tried but never saw a single meteor last night or this morning...plenty dark and clear. Was out throwing the glow in the dark Frisbee and looking up at Orion. Plan to try again tonight.
Buppies, retirement means more trips to the beach. You seem to love it there. Plus, I know you love to operate that mini-Ex...and I have several places where you can "play" with it
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Tried but never saw a single meteor last night or this morning...plenty dark and clear. Was out throwing the glow in the dark Frisbee and looking up at Orion. Plan to try again tonight.
Buppies, retirement means more trips to the beach. You seem to love it there. Plus, I know you love to operate that mini-Ex...and I have several places where you can "play" with it
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Sun is up time for a walk on the beach
Then move old washer and dryer paint walls then replacement comes next weekend. Stacked unit very old GE about 28 years but limited use. New one a Speed Queen top of the line in my book
Then move old washer and dryer paint walls then replacement comes next weekend. Stacked unit very old GE about 28 years but limited use. New one a Speed Queen top of the line in my book
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47 going to 77. Was crystal clear earlier, now some fog is moving in.
Tried but never saw a single meteor last night or this morning...plenty dark and clear. Was out throwing the glow in the dark Frisbee and looking up at Orion. Plan to try again tonight.
Buppies, retirement means more trips to the beach. You seem to love it there. Plus, I know you love to operate that mini-Ex...and I have several places where you can "play" with it
You are correct we do love it here. I do love to run the mini ex, speaking of which it's in the shop for service. We now have buckets 36, 24, 18 and 12 inch and looking at 48 inch ditching bucket that tilts
daugen
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Whoa.
You continue to spout unfortunate nonsense in the middle of the night.
All I have ever done is tell the Truth. No exaggeration, no making fun of the guy just to make fun of him.
I have to deal with him almost every day and he is a paranoid delusional alcoholic.
Since you seem to be offended by my "reporting" I'll try to report less.
You can't denigrate someone or something when you tell the truth. I am literally the only neighbor who will have anything to do with him.
Sometimes you have to call a spade a spade.
If you are looking to throw rocks, please find another thread. If you are looking to defend an unfortunate, you are barking up the wrong tree here.
At least I'm glad you understand that Quakerism is built on compassion, since you brought my faith into this.
Let's move on.
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Wngsprd anytime just say the word
wngsprd
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That's mighty generous of you. But that's too far to tow equipment. One day I'll rent one locally, and you can teach me how to operate it.
daugen
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Maybe we can meet for a regional excavator party. :thumbsup:
Another beautiful day here. Need to keep watering trees and maybe I'll get those hood and side panels of the Massey painted. They are easy since they come off and can be worked on flat; the rear part must be done in place and will take tons of blue tape. Otherwise I need to make a Lowes run to get a few more boards for the carryall.
And then I will likely pump ten more gallons of diesel into my yellow cans and take them over to my neighbor. His JD doesn't overheat as fast just running the weeder cultivator, and I'm happy to seem him out there keeping his rows weeded. He's happy doing it too.
The sad part is he planted all these collards too late and they are only tiny seedlings at this late date. Gonna get frozen...though everyone tells me the collards like mine in my veggie garden taste best after a freeze or two. Does that turn the "green" taste into something sweeter? Still learning my collards.
But there aren't many tiny plants that like getting frozen. Hard enough we haven't got enough rain here.
