TOAK, The Thread of All Knowledge part XIV.
just turned 66 .
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Not sure why anyone would want to hang a guitar under a helium balloon, but it makes a cool picture. From a video, has a mirror finish that's reflecting the clouds. I notice they used a probably cheap Chinese made guitar, single pickup and look at the spelling on the name. Wonder if they ever found it later.
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Some granddaughter pics from yesterday.
Picked her first carrot. Not very impressive, but she liked it. Some of the 40 butternut squash I counted behind her, was a good year for those.
Moved the crappy Ariens mower out to the shed. I had to replace less parts on the previous over 25 year old belt driven MTD than on this thing in less than 5 years. Still has problems, will probably always have problems. Would have been cheaper to buy a new differential (original wore out) for the MTD and I'd have a better mower today. I bet the hydrostatic drive in this crappy mower won't last near that long. Unfortunately I managed to get the neighbor's shed in the upper right corner. Even with that his back yard looks a lot better than mine.
Picked her first carrot. Not very impressive, but she liked it. Some of the 40 butternut squash I counted behind her, was a good year for those.
Moved the crappy Ariens mower out to the shed. I had to replace less parts on the previous over 25 year old belt driven MTD than on this thing in less than 5 years. Still has problems, will probably always have problems. Would have been cheaper to buy a new differential (original wore out) for the MTD and I'd have a better mower today. I bet the hydrostatic drive in this crappy mower won't last near that long. Unfortunately I managed to get the neighbor's shed in the upper right corner. Even with that his back yard looks a lot better than mine.
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Finished The Pacific series today, final episode was about what I expected, mostly skipable. Had a thought watching the previous episode with a friendly fire sequence, any of the vets here have any experiences with those?
Yesterday watched an Australian movie with a lot of seaplane sequences. Seems Aussie moviemakers don't know any more about airplanes than Americans. Well, maybe a little, it didn't dive into the ground when the engine quit.
Yesterday watched an Australian movie with a lot of seaplane sequences. Seems Aussie moviemakers don't know any more about airplanes than Americans. Well, maybe a little, it didn't dive into the ground when the engine quit.
I'm taking what I can get at 62 and I'll figure out a side hustle, I'll be 62 in April and the ****** can't deny me.
I've actually been buying & selling cars & bikes on the side my entire life but I have to establish a new residence first