Good morning!!!!

[Buppies]

Thomas the lion is looking at you pretty hard, could see two 10 inch plus snows back to back

 

[Buppies]

Ed prayers for your mom and you

 

[wngsprd]

51 and rain, going to 55.

Sounds like another day of paperwork, planning, and a trip to the gym. Getting behind on the outside chores.

Don, welcome home...we were worried a bit about you, but mostly worried about Whipper .

RNG, a good thing you did.

Freedom, have fun with that tractor search.

 

[toppop52]

My forecast looks just like Ed’s so I’ll spare you.
Don, next time you leave let us know, you were only gone a week when we started missing you! LOL
Glad Whipper reappeared.

Drew, relax now and then.
Ed, prayers for mom and you, that flu took me 5 weeks to get back to normal last year.

Got to get back in my building today, didn’t touch it Friday or yesterday. Bought another 50’ of 12/2 for inside, going to put in an overhead winch to help with attachments, I’ve discovered I’m getting old!
I’d like to finish this project before I go to Carolina next week so in case I decide to stay a couple of days all I need do is get the cat lady to come feed critters.

Speaking of cats, my wife’s outdoor accidental herd is down from 36 to 9 and dwindling at about 1 per week. The shelter tolerates my frequent visits because I bring a check once a month.

 

[wngsprd]

I'll pass on being 13 again. That age must have worked out better for some of you than it did for me.


Up to being about 11, I played with the boys and "chase" with the girls who lived on our street and never really thought of "growing up". Life was great - fishing, shooting, playing in dirt... :dance1:


By the time I was 13 I realised I really liked girls and regretted that I had chosen to go to a "boys only" school. All I wanted to do was grow up.


Something happened once I got past 15. Girls wanted to play chase again (with slightly different rules to the game). Life was great. :cool2:


At 17 I met the girl I'm still chasing today. Life was terrific. Thought I'd finally grown up. :cool2: :cool2:


Now I'm 62 life is as good as it's ever been - though doubting I ever did grow up. Spend much of my time fishing, shooting, playing in dirt... :laughing: :dance1:

Wonderful summary of success.

 

[Looking4new]

Good Day, eh! 26 going to a high of 36 and sunny. Wind W 9 gusting to 21 mph.

I didn't check the game cameras yesterday, it rained most of the day. I will check them today and the batteries, too. These are my first gc's and I have no clue how long the batteries last. The instructions said up to a year. If I am to believe that statement, maybe the manufacturer has some beach front property to sell me.

It is time to move the mole hills [normally they are mountains] of snow that have accumulated over the winter.

Have a good day, eh?

 

[wngsprd]

Hey Randy, since you're feeling like 13, how about this...

"Joyce and Randy, sitting in a tree, K...I...S...S...I...N...G....etc." Remember that tease from long ago?

 

[wngsprd]

Eric, I have several trail cams out and all of them use what we call AA size batteries...8 of them...I use alkaline, and the cams take a lot of photos with batteries lasting about 4 to 6 months.

 

[ronjhall]

Drinking first cup of coffee. 22° with clear skies this morning. Heading to 49° with sunny skies. Off to PT this morning. My back is not recovering like it has from previous bouts. Last one was 5 years ago. Need to start picking up tree limbs that have dropped around yard. That should get a nice new pile started. So I can get chipper out.

RNG, guess there was not any good van parts. May have some value in scrap metal. Good advice for friends wife.

Don, Welcome Back.

Eric, hmm growing up with the same lady at your side. :thumbsup: Did not meet mine until I was 19. New she was keeper that day. Or maybe she kept me.

ED, prayers for you, mom and family.

Prayers for those in need.

Good Morning All.

 

[daugen]

My game cam lasts three months on a set of alkaline batteries. Since it aims at my barn area, every time I drive by or walk by it goes off.
I really should put rechargeable batteries in it, uses a lot of AA's.
Ed, prayers for your Mom and just go slow and watch your own health.