Good morning!!!!

[txdon]

Drew the JD is not a cab. Pics after the adoption goes through.

Nice rescue on by the club car.

 

[txdon]

New avatar. The avatar is Grandpa's old iron, still family owned.

 

[wngsprd]

New avatar. The avatar is Grandpa's old iron, still family owned.

Real nice.

 

[ronjhall]

New avatar. The avatar is Grandpa's old iron, still family owned.

 

[Buppies]

Very nice Don wish I could find something like that to set down by the gate

Put new wiper on the tractor splurged with trico brand cleans really well

Lab results back Ca too high now new tests

 

[txdon]

Ok Kyle and RNG now you have went and got me addicted. My new supply came in this weekend and already I’m down an inch.

 

[Steppenwolfe]

national radar shows very little going on anywhere. A quiet Monday.

good morning all. One of my closest friends sent me this note attached, left at the small church where the pastor, who just passed away, ran the local food pantry up in the area I grew up in, and lived in most of my life. Many times I hauled baskets of food out of that church taking them to mostly single women with kids in our area, at holidays. Lot of hams and turkeys and potatoes. Those boxes were heavy.
My close friend and fellow church member was a prime mover for the food pantry, I was just a volunteer delivery boy.
He and I have always felt making connections with folks is often best when they are hungry and you give them food.
Which is why I do what I do now.

The area in Bucks County PA and specifically my old home town of New Hope PA was very gay tolerant. Helped by very high educational level of locals, and in some ways I think due to many hundreds of years of a certain faith's influence on the general karma of the area, promoting personal freedom and equality. I was told at one point half of my home town was gay/LBGT.

When I was fourteen years old working in the local French restaurant, biggest one in town, 90+ percent of the workers were gay. I was treated wonderfully, yeah goosed a few times but it was in fun. They protected me actually, looked out after me, fully accepted that I was straight. Our town had an awful lot of female impersonation contests.
Just part of the local flavor, the folks outside of town like us just ignored it. County theater was in our little town, that's what originally attracted the gays out of NYC to come for the weekend. Our little town got some top Broadway performers, so I grew up watching a fair number of plays.
The movie theatre was much better...

So this guy who I may have known, who knows, says he grew up there and saw that LBGT flag as a beacon of hope.
May we all give others some hope for a better life.

New Hope, PA is one of the hidden jewels of America. Beautiful countryside and town. Many fond memories of dating my wife there in the late 70's.

 

[Steppenwolfe]

New avatar. The avatar is Grandpa's old iron, still family owned.

Three years ago we bought a 13 acre property adjacent to ours with an old barn on it. There is an old horse drawn hay rake in it with wooden wheels. Haven't looked lately, but I guess it's still in there.

 

[RedNeckGeek]

Ok Kyle and RNG now you have went and got me addicted. My new supply came in this weekend and already I’m down an inch.

My work is done here...:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:

 

[RedNeckGeek]

New avatar. The avatar is Grandpa's old iron, still family owned.

Kinda hard to tell what it is from that itty bitty picher, TD. Got a larger one you could share?:confused3: