What are you gonna do tomorrow

['andersom']

Does this post mean that your residency will change??

Unless you are "moving down"  or some shit, then ROKK ONN!!

I always hated to move, but I was always glad it was over and always "moved up,"  generally.

(understand that I am a man and I sometimes moved to improve the fishing or the hunting or shorten the walk to the city bus pick up)

Hope it all goes well for you.

 

We had an $86,000 fire in November.  We paid $57,000 for the house and lot in 1990. Gutted to the studs. We're back in, busy unboxing stuff that was salvaged and in storage, buying stuff that we didn't need in the interim at the furnished apartment, moving stuff that we bought such as clothes, etc.

Hope your stuff gets placed in the place you want it soon, so that you will not have interim layout after interim layout of your house.

[DirtDawg]

House guests should arrive tomorrow.



... but THE RACE IS ON!!

It has been a few years since I attended The Indianapolis 500.

I am crunk!!

[Gopher Gary]

House guests should arrive tomorrow.



... but THE RACE IS ON!!

It has been a few years since I attended The Indianapolis 500.

I am crunk!!

OMG now I want to go too!!

[Hannah]

Talk Therapy appointment, and Saturday get my car inspected while everyone is at home so I can be dropped off at home

[Queen Victoria]

Does this post mean that your residency will change??

Unless you are "moving down"  or some shit, then ROKK ONN!!

I always hated to move, but I was always glad it was over and always "moved up,"  generally.

(understand that I am a man and I sometimes moved to improve the fishing or the hunting or shorten the walk to the city bus pick up)

Hope it all goes well for you.

 

We had an $86,000 fire in November.  We paid $57,000 for the house and lot in 1990. Gutted to the studs. We're back in, busy unboxing stuff that was salvaged and in storage, buying stuff that we didn't need in the interim at the furnished apartment, moving stuff that we bought such as clothes, etc.

Hope your stuff gets placed in the place you want it soon, so that you will not have interim layout after interim layout of your house.

I'm sure the kitchen will be rearranged a few times.  The rest of the house is pretty straight forward.

['andersom']

No idea. There probably will be more than one BD invitation. MIL is in an academic hospital and not doing well. My head spins around without all that already.

['andersom']

Oh, will have to do some extra grocery shopping. Pentecost means that come Monday all shops will be closed.

[odeon]

I think I might take a long walk.

[Gopher Gary]

Hopefully sleep. 

[DirtDawg]

Does this post mean that your residency will change??

Unless you are "moving down"  or some shit, then ROKK ONN!!

I always hated to move, but I was always glad it was over and always "moved up,"  generally.

(understand that I am a man and I sometimes moved to improve the fishing or the hunting or shorten the walk to the city bus pick up)

Hope it all goes well for you.

 

We had an $86,000 fire in November.  We paid $57,000 for the house and lot in 1990. Gutted to the studs. We're back in, busy unboxing stuff that was salvaged and in storage, buying stuff that we didn't need in the interim at the furnished apartment, moving stuff that we bought such as clothes, etc.

Hope your stuff gets placed in the place you want it soon, so that you will not have interim layout after interim layout of your house.

I'm sure the kitchen will be rearranged a few times.  The rest of the house is pretty straight forward.

Hope it goes well.

I watched down the street as a family rebuilt a half-burned house, last year.
We all (in the neighborhood) pitched in at various times. I really only offered a few tools and did some drywall and painting. I have a lot of tools and some skills with drywalll over the years. Others did the finish work with cabinetry and renewed plumbing and wiring.

There were dozens of people from all over the neighborhood lending a hand to this family last summer.  (Remember, I was gone a lot? It was not only from my own "troubles.")

It was good to be of help.

[DirtDawg]

House guests should arrive tomorrow.



... but THE RACE IS ON!!

It has been a few years since I attended The Indianapolis 500.

I am crunk!!

OMG now I want to go too!!

Ya shudda been there!

[rock hound]

Take my daughter's car to the body shop for assessment.....for the second time in 6 months!   

[DirtDawg]

House guests should arrive tomorrow.



... but THE RACE IS ON!!

It has been a few years since I attended The Indianapolis 500.

I am crunk!!

OMG now I want to go too!!

Should have been there!!




Following post moved from where it made no sense to here, where it makes a little more sense:

It's a good thing, a sheltered existence, you know.

So, you would never have gone with me yesterday. (Sorry, I am still pumped up!!  It was fucking AWESOME!!) You would not have gone with me into a crowd of over two hundred and some fifty or more thousands to watch the "Greatest Spectacle In Racing?"

Two hundred twenty six miles per hour, average speed around the track to take the pole position. That is approximately 365Kph for just over 4km around the track average speed, readying for a race that is about 800Km, according to google  -  that is over one hundred meters per second in a four wheeled, self contained vehicle, pal, for several hours all at once. I know you get the math, but FUCK!!  It IS amazing to experience this first hand! Does this not intrigue people anymore?

How about watching in real time while the "yet to be winner" takes the lead for the last time at well over that speed down the straightaway at only BARELY a hand width apart from each others tires, winning or sheer disaster the outcome from four mens' abilities to keep their nerve or lose it and crack them all up? They were SO fucking CLOSE together!!

I am honestly feeling that I am getting way to old to ever miss another thrill like this, ever again.
I have missed many Indy 500s over the years, but I am re-thinking my priorities today.
(Hell, I have lived here since the early nineties and only just experienced my ninth Indy 500)

[DirtDawg]

back to topic...

I may take a moment to laugh at this:

Chuck Norris was born on May 6th, 1945.
Nazi Germany surrender to the United States on May 7th, 1945. 

Coincidence? I think not.

 

[MLA]

Summer semester begins