I wish I had steady enough hands for that type of delicate work. I've been watching a lot of watch repair videos on YouTube lately. Looks like a fun hobby, not that I need another money pit in my life though.
No kidding. Once we got everything in order with our financial guy, we ended up making a lot more money monthly than while working. All those years of investing paid off.
Sounds like the perfect time to get that old Jaguar!! Could call it a 'road test'. Wichita is calling!!!
I've never been called for jury duty, but my wife got called for a Murder 1 on her first in Osage county. Two of the three that actually did break in and murder were given life. Wife was in on the third that was the driver that stayed outside.
She said it was totally interesting in how things played out during the trial and in the jury room.
You are right. The old Jag will be hauled on his trailer. I plan to go look at it one more time. I want to jack it up and check out underneath it. The more I read on the MK II the more I'm impressed by the car.Sounds like the perfect time to get that old Jaguar!! Could call it a 'road test'. Wichita is calling!!!
A stray pup has been hanging around work for a few days now. Since I brought her out a pan of water, the guys immediately started calling her "my" dog. She came in through an open door on Tuesday, and hid in the shop all night. She also set off the alarm several times, and used the bathroom everywhere. I've been sharing meals with her, and last night she ate more than half my dinner, so I gave in and made a store run to get her a big bag of food and a bowl.
She's sweet, but very skittish. Dunno how long she's been on the street...maybe her whole life. She's got lots of minor war wounds from living the hard knock life, including what must have been a broken leg, which healed without being properly set, so she has a fat knarled lump, and a hitch in her giddyup. Between the yotes and roaming pitbulls in the neighborhood, I'm surprised she's made it this long ... But I really admire her survival skills.
I'd like to take her in permanently, but I'm in financial crises myself right now. If it weren't for my boss letting me use a cot in my office, I'd be sleeping in my car. I guess maybe that right there is enough of a similar plight to build a bond between friendly strays. I'm gonna gently start working on the boss to let her in. Every good dog deserves love, and even though I'm in a tough spot myself....this I have to spare.
She's sweet, but very skittish. Dunno how long she's been on the street...maybe her whole life. She's got lots of minor war wounds from living the hard knock life, including what must have been a broken leg, which healed without being properly set, so she has a fat knarled lump, and a hitch in her giddyup. Between the yotes and roaming pitbulls in the neighborhood, I'm surprised she's made it this long ... But I really admire her survival skills.
I'd like to take her in permanently, but I'm in financial crises myself right now. If it weren't for my boss letting me use a cot in my office, I'd be sleeping in my car. I guess maybe that right there is enough of a similar plight to build a bond between friendly strays. I'm gonna gently start working on the boss to let her in. Every good dog deserves love, and even though I'm in a tough spot myself....this I have to spare.
I can picture in my mind you might be hangin out on a rope eye to eye with them.
Well, I have been known to walk right up to the very edge of a cliff so that I can take a picture straight down. We made a day trip to a place called Toroweap Overlook along the north rim of the Grand Canyon where it is 3000 feet down to the river. Sadly, the wind was blowing fairly strong, and the wife wouldn't let me get within 20 feet of the edge without hollering at me.
Oh, and has anyone ever seen a "cliff-side outhouse?"
I got called for jury duty once. I said something about it at the PD one night while I was at a meeting. One of the officers told me I should call the court clerk and tell them I am a volunteer with the PD. I did and she said they couldn't use me.
I'll bet the wind coming up the side of that cliff will blow your skirt up, and anything else you are depositing.Well, I have been known to walk right up to the very edge of a cliff so that I can take a picture straight down. We made a day trip to a place called Toroweap Overlook along the north rim of the Grand Canyon where it is 3000 feet down to the river. Sadly, the wind was blowing fairly strong, and the wife wouldn't let me get within 20 feet of the edge without hollering at me.
Oh, and has anyone ever seen a "cliff-side outhouse?"
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