OHW

Hi SignPainter. I love the way you light up your house at Christmas. I put tree lights on my deck, but you can't see the decorations, so off to find a spotlight next week.

GOOD NIGHT! uuuhhhlllgh! gave me the willies. Looked like rats and mice. Bet that roof and attic had some major funky smelliness going on.

The Canadians are sending some cold our way for Tuesday, down to 34 or more. Highs in the 50's for about a day or two. Nice change from the 80+ we've been having.

When it happened it was all so fast there wasn't time to be scared! The deputy that came to investigate told me I got off lucky though. One of the persons with the actual assailant (came home one night and surprised them manufacturing an illicit substance in my outbuilding) said to my face afterwar...

Neighmond wrote:The night of 1 Nov 2007 I was sure glad to have one. If not for that I wouldn't be posting this right now.

wow, sounds scary, glad you are here to share your home

i find this very offensive..... What? a gun? Some simply prefer not to leave their personal protection completely up to local law enforcement professionals. Not so disimilar in a sense to having a fire extinguisher or sprinkler system in a home. Guns have been essential to preventing, starting and ...

Daniel Meyer wrote:Stuffed from Thanksgiving...gotta birthday (mine) coming up, so hope to get stuffed there...then the end of the world party on Dec 21, then Christmas...then New Years! Nom nom nom...

YUM!

nice.

No, not the bike this trip. Me and the wife headed to North Carolina coast in the cage (car) to see her father and celebrate her grandmothers 99th birthday.

Awesome! 99, what a life. I can't imagine being on a bike for 3,000 miles. 200 miles and I had severe monkeybutt.

Daniel Meyer wrote:Heh heh...thanks! This is where I tell you I had just gotten back from a 3000 mile road trip too...20 hours of driving in the last leg...a couple hours sleep, then a shower...which is when I figured out the stack had crushed the sewer line...

On your bike?