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And gals, that special guy in your life would love one of these at a much more modest $35,000. I don't think shipping is included though. I thought the TV screens so he could keep up with the game while grilling the burgers was a nice touch.
And gals, that special guy in your life would love one of these at a much more modest $35,000. I don't think shipping is included though. I thought the TV screens so he could keep up with the game while grilling the burgers was a nice touch.
That thing looks like it should have way more covering. A little rain and those TVs are ruined!
As President of the Procrastinators Club I guess I should get around to start thinking about getting to that meeting.
As President of the Procrastinators Club I guess I should get around to start thinking about getting to that meeting.
Maybe have some coffee and decide later....?
Very worried! Dez a bunch of rich brats!!!!So Ringel, my kid has been hanging with other kids from some neighborhood called Broadmoor. Should I be worried?
As President of the Procrastinators Club I guess I should get around to start thinking about getting to that meeting.
Maybe have some coffee and decide later....?
Yeah. I've been thinking that a cup of coffee would be good. And that I should make some. I am thinking about that too.
Ah, yes, but not everyone can obtain a research pass for the Library of Congress, or lots of the National Archives info. I've been to both the San Diego Zoo and the zoo in DC. You are correct, they are both way cool. I especially liked the aviary at the DC zoo. They had some bird we ended up calling the "what-the-fuck" bird because that's what it's call sounded like.One of my previous incarnations required fairly extensive research in various DC locations, including the National Archives and the Library of Congress. So many cool things there, great historical information.Just stay out of Sauffeast if you can........What a pretty day we're having...blue skies and 75. The perfect weather for getting the lanai hosed down. I am going to miss the great temps we're expecting this week...I'll be traveling to DC, and the weather forecast looks miserable. I hope you all are enjoying your Sunday.
(That's how the pronounce southeast in DC.)
I'll be staying downtown and will be attending conferences all day...may have time at night to check out some stuff on the mall, but I'll only travel in a group. I'm not going out though if it's in the mid 30's and raining. I can hold off on that stuff until my DC trip next fall which will be strictly for pleasure.
I could give guided tours of D.C.
Must sees are the National Archives....Smithsonian Natural History....Air & Space....American History and Native American Museums. All of them are beyond excellent.
The National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery are a must. Of course the Jefferson, Lincoln, FDR and MLK Memorials.
The Capital Bldg tour is awesome, but you need a pass from your Congressman.
The National Zoo is the best in World imho next to the San Diego Zoo. The White House tour was cool until Obama closed it down. Not sure how or why he could do that since it's the People's House....not his. Oh well...sadly off limits for now, but well worth seeing.
There are many other cools sites but those are the best. You could easily spend a week just exploring things on the National Mall.
Very cool.
LMAO!! Thanks, Lumpy. How's it going for you?
Not as festively lighted but definitely more full of holiday cheers!
While cute and single, I doubt I'm really much your type. I still appreciates ya, tho.Hello .. my old yet relatively young cuddly buddy....Well, the "big storm" they keep talking about...is still MIA. I see stars and half moon. No clouds. No anything. It was supposed to pour down on Sunday. Nothing. Was supposed to pour today. Still nothing. Now they say sometime this week.
My wife loves a good thunderstorm and other crazy extreme weather, she gets really excited about them.. I don't mind her all excited actually.....
Max is on my list, Ernie. I hope things go well for him and miracles happen.I'm way behind, folks and haven't the time to catch up. Foxy, if you would, could you put my dear friend and partner, Max on the prayer list.
Max had a horrendous motorcycle accident 7 or 8 years ago. His pelvis was crushed and his left leg was rendered mostly useless. Years of pushing himself has resulted in him being able to walk with a sophisticated brace and actually stay on his feet as a bartender for sometimes stretches of 12 hours.
One of the lasting effects of the accident is permanent nerve damage. He feels nothing but a bit of pressure in the left leg. The brace tends to chafe at times if his foot gets out of position. You or I would notice that and adjust the fit.
Max doesn't notice. He often gets blisters on his instep and has been battling one for the last week.
Now, it's badly infected. The doctor says it's likely he will lose the foot, perhaps more to above the knee.
Max runs my bar. I do the heavy lifting, maintenance and open 6 days a week, my wife does the books and pays the bills, but Max runs the bar, orders the product hires the help.... His wife Lauri knows a good deal of it, but she will need to be with him as much as possible.
I had a meeting with some of the staff last night and they are all willing to step up to cover Max's shifts, but this is going to be tough on all of us.
I'm not complaining, darn cold in Oregon, oh, I guess I am afterall...LMAO!! Thanks, Lumpy. How's it going for you?
Ah, yes, but not everyone can obtain a research pass for the Library of Congress, or lots of the National Archives info. I've been to both the San Diego Zoo and the zoo in DC. You are correct, they are both way cool. I especially liked the aviary at the DC zoo. They had some bird we ended up calling the "what-the-fuck" bird because that's what it's call sounded like.One of my previous incarnations required fairly extensive research in various DC locations, including the National Archives and the Library of Congress. So many cool things there, great historical information.Just stay out of Sauffeast if you can........What a pretty day we're having...blue skies and 75. The perfect weather for getting the lanai hosed down. I am going to miss the great temps we're expecting this week...I'll be traveling to DC, and the weather forecast looks miserable. I hope you all are enjoying your Sunday.
(That's how the pronounce southeast in DC.)
I'll be staying downtown and will be attending conferences all day...may have time at night to check out some stuff on the mall, but I'll only travel in a group. I'm not going out though if it's in the mid 30's and raining. I can hold off on that stuff until my DC trip next fall which will be strictly for pleasure.
I could give guided tours of D.C.
Must sees are the National Archives....Smithsonian Natural History....Air & Space....American History and Native American Museums. All of them are beyond excellent.
The National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery are a must. Of course the Jefferson, Lincoln, FDR and MLK Memorials.
The Capital Bldg tour is awesome, but you need a pass from your Congressman.
The National Zoo is the best in World imho next to the San Diego Zoo. The White House tour was cool until Obama closed it down. Not sure how or why he could do that since it's the People's House....not his. Oh well...sadly off limits for now, but well worth seeing.
There are many other cools sites but those are the best. You could easily spend a week just exploring things on the National Mall.
Very cool.
I've read over many of your posts, I think you're passionate in your beliefs and I see your concern. Passion redirected wouldn't be boring I suspect and teasing you would be a whole lotta fun...While cute and single, I doubt I'm really much your type. I still appreciates ya, tho.Hello .. my old yet relatively young cuddly buddy....Well, the "big storm" they keep talking about...is still MIA. I see stars and half moon. No clouds. No anything. It was supposed to pour down on Sunday. Nothing. Was supposed to pour today. Still nothing. Now they say sometime this week.
My wife loves a good thunderstorm and other crazy extreme weather, she gets really excited about them.. I don't mind her all excited actually...
