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Looking in the carport, it appears that a young person lives there, or maybe a little old lady from Pasadena. Go granny go!

May a new thick easy reading chapter open up in your life!

.:lol: That is God's love too.

I pity the religious seller who might come to Squish's door wearing a Husky tee shirt. :\:

Nice, good luck with it, B. I think I would change the generic looking steering wheel.

I love the sound of an air impact wrench, it always reminds of my youth when we would go to Reo's garage to get the car worked on, and the place was finely decorated with about a million girlie posters on the greasy walls. Think that would fly today?

Nice, D. I don't think I have ever seen a white football before. You must have some well heeled alumni at the school.

Often on my belly, especially in the morning. I'll try to flip over, see if it makes a difference. Thanks.

I've been waking up with some numbness in my arm and elbow, wonder if that would help me? I sleep on a relatively thin mat on a straw mat floor, it's pretty hard.

Cool looking bed frame, Stephen, just right for the little princess.

Pete, regarding the Schwabish prusik with the three strand, the bee line is new, so when it gets used more it might do as you say, tend to tighten up too much. Have to see how it goes. Appreciate your comment.

If you are using three strand as a lanyard and want to fly without hardware, try some double eye spliced bee line with a Schwabisch prusik with it. I haven't tried too many other systems to compare, but it seems to grab super quick and easily release to slide.

That is a very nice gift!

If it hasn't been said enough, Brendon's tractor is totally awesome.

The Mingos are Iroquois.

That's a hell of a rig. The crane guy pulls his little mini jeep behind the 25 ton crane. Scoots home from jobs and leaves the crane. Sometimes that crane doesn't see it's home port for quite awhile.

Still no report yet, Willie? When you do get tired of playing with it....please!

Carl is buying and paying off debt at the same time. Lots of hope in that young fella for the coming generation. I guess one is not exclusive of the other.

There is a shoemaker working nearby, a German guy. Makes custom shoes. I sold him a little steamer I had, uses it for molding leather. He's swamped with work, it really doesn't seem like such a bad gig. Ran into him at a sushi place, and noted that he has a beautiful wife too, if there is...

Must be why I get along with Carl so well....