Buppies
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- Joined
- Oct 26, 2011
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- Location
- SouthWestern Virginia
- Tractor
- Kubota L5240 EX mark 60 in 29 hp Toro 60inch Z Master 21 inch walk behind Polaris 900 hunter edition 30in toro walk behind
Prayers for whipper
I really dislike curtains and shades. I do have one for the kitchen window I need to reinstall from the remodel. As the sun is blinding in the early morning. And I do have a heavy blind for the sliding glass door in the living room for energy conservation, heat in the mornings in the summer and cold at night in the winter otherwise no blinds or curtains I've got windows so to be able to see whats out and about around me. Fortunately I have no need to worry about someone snooping and peering in my windows.good morning all
76 going to 85 today in Delray Beach, another nice day
sitting in living room on laptop, this house doesn't have curtains, just heavily shaded windows, but not sure how easy to see in. I'm a curtain and privacy guy so making sure to keep the lights down until the sun comes up.
no, no keeping the Mercedes. The dad, son, and son's friend came over Saturday afternoon and repaired the fence. The dad seemed like someone I should have known all my life. Very nice, and made his son have some "skin in the game" on the repairs. The dad is a multigenerational rancher, and has been fencing since a young pup himself. They did a good job. Was glad to see it, and glad the son is ok.Morning all, 40 going up to 61 and rain finally stopped.
Went into town yesterday to have a drink and appetizers at Harvest Seasonal Grill.
Son will be home tonight, seems to be having fun in DC even thought the weather was a bit wet yesterday.
Have the turntable and parts, will get to it in a bit.
Kyle - must be very proud, and do you get to keep the Mercedes?
Was a haggerty's member for many years, stopped when I sold the 280SL, too bad you couldn't go Drew.
saw my neighbor with his race rig down in town today, pretty far from our neighborhood.
Be well,
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It's been really fun watching him. I know there will be a kid who's faster eventually. Talked with a senior on varsity who runs in the 52 second time, and he said 1:02 very good for 7th grade. Will need to trim off 2 seconds a year to stay in the win zone.46 going to 68. Maybe a shower.
Hope Harry will do better on the medicine.
Kyle, congrats to your son! Great achievement.
Seems like I spent all afternoon lubing anything that moves yesterday, but actually only got the tractor, tiller, and bush hog done. I had to move a couple of implements to get to the bush hog, but got it attached and ready to tackle the fields...although I'm planning on sharpening the blades...it's an old Woods Brush Bull 72, and the blades need 450 ft lbs of torque, so not being equipped to tackle that, will crawl underneath.
Don, I remember when Whipper adopted y'all, and earned her way into y'all's hearts, slinging/killing snakes ahead of your trail to keep y'all safe. What a strange but wonderful habit for a dog. Folks, when I visited Don, Whipper was tolerant of me, stand offish, but made sure to clear the trail of snakes when we went for a golf cart ride.Good morning! 55˚F heading to the mid 70s partly cloudy NE wind.
Whipper continues to get weaker but still manages a short walk twice a day that she looks forward to. She has a ramp to get into the backseat of the truck then I taker her to the trails. One day at a time.
The "Farm" will only need me on weekends during the Easter egg hunts, which gives me more time with Whipper.
The yard got its first mowing of the season and even though we have only had 4 tenths inch rain since I fertilized it is very green.
Ha! Yes, You're really slumming it these days...I like your Vertical mill power setup. I saw in your rack of collets, the Z axis adapter for your drill. I made a bunch of those back in 2010 and gave them out to my machinist buddies. It's a must have if you have a long tool to load in your setup.Citation CJ3
Txdon, prayers for Whipper. Country dog that moved to the city.![]()
I have a 3/4" breaking bar, with the correct socket, then put a 4 or 5 foot cheater pipe over that. Please please be careful under that thing.46 going to 68. Maybe a shower.
Hope Harry will do better on the medicine.
Kyle, congrats to your son! Great achievement.
Seems like I spent all afternoon lubing anything that moves yesterday, but actually only got the tractor, tiller, and bush hog done. I had to move a couple of implements to get to the bush hog, but got it attached and ready to tackle the fields...although I'm planning on sharpening the blades...it's an old Woods Brush Bull 72, and the blades need 450 ft lbs of torque, so not being equipped to tackle that, will crawl underneath.
I have a 3/4" breaking bar, with the correct socket, then put a 4 or 5 foot cheater pipe over that. Please please be careful under that thing.