I discover things I'm too old to do, all the time, usually when I try to do them! I had to call down a loud mouth punk at a Home Depot parking lot, recently. for using LOUD foul language. This guy was about 30, and I'm 76! It suddenly occurred to me, I hope fighting is not one of the things, I can't do anymore! As it turned out it didn't come to blows, and probibly a good thing!
Yeah, I hate it when it gets to one of those . . . "Maybe it would have been better if . . . ", moments
LOL! I know exactly what you mean! The last time I got on our roof, I decided that was THE LAST TIME I was getting on our roof!
Old age or too much pasta?
I think they are both laughing at me!
Yeah, I hate it when it gets to one of those . . . "Maybe it would have been better if . . . ", moments
Similar to 'too much money' or 'too much fun', there is no such thing as "Too much pasta"
Amen brother!!!!Similar to 'too much money' or 'too much fun', there is no such thing as "Too much pasta"
Good evening folks.
Just got into town (OKC) from working up in Tulsa all day.
Hope everyone had a great weekend!
Just got into town (OKC) from working up in Tulsa all day.
Hope everyone had a great weekend!
Good day, All.
This weekend has proven to "kind of" be a downer. We went to Elk City to get some free tires, and when we got back, I checked a few places for getting them mounted and balanced.
Then the wife popped up and gave me the downer (sort of.) She suggested we could find someone that could come out to the RV park and do the tires here with a mobile rig. It seems that she doesn't want a 76 year old, overweight husband out in the heat and manhandling tires and wheels.
Maybe she has a point. We've contacted a place in OKC that is supposed to get me a quote in a day or two.
I'm sure that I could get the job done, but I'd have to do it one tire at a time by taking them to town and having it done. Time was, I broke semi-truck tires down by hand for repair, but I'm not really interested in doing that anymore. Hopefully, their price won't be too extravagant.
This weekend has proven to "kind of" be a downer. We went to Elk City to get some free tires, and when we got back, I checked a few places for getting them mounted and balanced.
Then the wife popped up and gave me the downer (sort of.) She suggested we could find someone that could come out to the RV park and do the tires here with a mobile rig. It seems that she doesn't want a 76 year old, overweight husband out in the heat and manhandling tires and wheels.
Maybe she has a point. We've contacted a place in OKC that is supposed to get me a quote in a day or two.
I'm sure that I could get the job done, but I'd have to do it one tire at a time by taking them to town and having it done. Time was, I broke semi-truck tires down by hand for repair, but I'm not really interested in doing that anymore. Hopefully, their price won't be too extravagant.
I think it's hard for most of us to admit that we can't do some of the things that used to take little effort. My mind thinks I'm still 25, the body says, "Wait just a minute, bucko!"
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