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I don't always catch English humour Foxfirebut it could be Sue the biggest T-Rex ever.
SUE the T. rex
Hello, well man sont de grand enfant /big children they stay little boy !
Oooh! That is such a great idea, Foxy!You will have a warmer home in Arizona with us, GW! I think we got the home on 20 acres I mentioned before...but I am still Leary due to past and present disappointments. Still, it is looking promising! $600 per month, near Tombstone, a tack shack and room for horses he said. We don't have a horse nor want one, but we might get a bunch of chickens! You will always be welcome to come to your second home....and we will even send you a key! Come June, it's gonna be hot, so a trip to Alaska to critter sit might work out just fine, lol.Well, we finally got snow, about a foot so far. The last two days have been...challenging...at work. Of course, airplanes still fly when it's snowy, but we have double or triple the workload because we have to wash the snow off and apply an anti-icing fluid to prevent further accumulation. Fortunately, I am most often able to find younger, hungrier ($20 premium for spraying, $10 if you drive the truck), co-workers to do that wet work. I don't favor the flavor of glycol, and it absorbs through your skin so that your urine smells of glycol for at least a day after you spray it on an airplane. I'm hoping it will be snow-free at work tonight, but it's been snowing all afternoon and I'm not seeing a reprieve in my future.
IF it all happens.
Meanwhile, I have my PC set up in this itty bitty RV, but can't get on it right now cuz Mrg is watching a movie on it...so later tonight, I will be back...on my beloved PC!!!!
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Do you know horses and know how to care for them? Ever had one? Imagine how much people are willing to pay to board a cat or a dog and quadruple that or more for boarding horses. But you do have to know your stuff. But it does sound like a good deal for you and moving to Arizona in the winter will give you a chance to acclimate as it starts heating up in the spring. So hoping hoping hoping that works out for you.
I'd like that place. Of course, it's not much for gardening, but your rheumatism should settle down...
Alaska?I am not surprised. I'm just telling myself it isn't meant to be and beyond our understanding. In short, something else is meant to be...its just a road we must travel to finally find our true destination. Not fun, but since when is it supposed to be?
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Uh-oh... a newbie that doesn't know no politics in the CS yet....
One of my good HD tech friends from Reno HD is a blood Alaskan Eskimo, Boya is his name, and I gather that is a traditional Eskimo name. He's back up on Anchorage and we're keeping in close touch. He sends me pics all the time of him fishing and stuff and says I need to come up. It's on the punch list. My parents drove up to Alaska many moons ago and I've loved watching all the videos that Dad took. I have to do this, and I'll drive up too, or jump a ship from Seattle and have my Tahoe shipped up too, haven't decided.Alaska?I am not surprised. I'm just telling myself it isn't meant to be and beyond our understanding. In short, something else is meant to be...its just a road we must travel to finally find our true destination. Not fun, but since when is it supposed to be?
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When I chose Alaska, I had been offered a choice of Redstone Arsenal, AL, or some place around D.C. I had already spent a few years in Alexandria, VA and lived my youth in the Deep South, so neither appealed to me. As I trudged away, the clerk came after me and told me there was an opening in Alaska. What the hell, I thought, why not? Been here ever since...
Uh-oh... a newbie that doesn't know no politics in the CS yet....
I guess it might not be... I guess it's up to interpretation, but yeah, Ff will jump on you if you post political stuff in here.Uh-oh... a newbie that doesn't know no politics in the CS yet....
It wasn't meant to be political. But please accept my apology for posting this.
One of my good HD tech friends from Reno HD is a blood Alaskan Eskimo, Boya is his name, and I gather that is a traditional Eskimo name. He's back up on Anchorage and we're keeping in close touch. He sends me pics all the time of him fishing and stuff and says I need to come up. It's on the punch list. My parents drove up to Alaska many moons ago and I've loved watching all the videos that Dad took. I have to do this, and I'll drive up too, or jump a ship from Seattle and have my Tahoe shipped up too, haven't decided.Alaska?I am not surprised. I'm just telling myself it isn't meant to be and beyond our understanding. In short, something else is meant to be...its just a road we must travel to finally find our true destination. Not fun, but since when is it supposed to be?
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When I chose Alaska, I had been offered a choice of Redstone Arsenal, AL, or some place around D.C. I had already spent a few years in Alexandria, VA and lived my youth in the Deep South, so neither appealed to me. As I trudged away, the clerk came after me and told me there was an opening in Alaska. What the hell, I thought, why not? Been here ever since...
Uh-oh... a newbie that doesn't know no politics in the CS yet....
It wasn't meant to be political. But please accept my apology for posting this.
Got back from Disney and Sherry wanted to watch Meet Me in St Louis. Actually it was a very good classic movie with this original song in it. I had to learn it because it is one of my favorite Holiday songs. It really got me in the mood along with the Disney Christmas Party. I hope you like.
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas by user183852791
Giz is feeling sooooo much better, he's acting just like his old self running around the house, trilling and begging to go outside. He's taken up his sleeping position on the bed and on bench at the foot of the bed when I retire for the evening.
I just let them all out, I can watch him and keep him from wandering, that way he can roll in the dirt and hang out on the warm concrete patio soakin' up the heat, right now he's laying on his favorite lawn chair soaking up the sun's rays.
