I am not the guy to advise you on this but I would buy a suit.
However, this advise if from a man that had to wear a suit ever day of my working carrier.
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However, this advise if from a man that had to wear a suit ever day of my working carrier.
I need teasing. I bought that near leisure suit (I call it near due to the "near" bell bottoms.) at a second hand store though at the time I had worked for two years at Whitehead and Kales in River Rouge welding on boxcars. I was making $11.42 an hour and was rolling. (I think minimum wage back then was $2.90 or something like that.) I remember having about $300.00 in my pocket then and what happened to it that weekend I do not remember but it was gone. I barely was able to pay my rent that month. (Had money back then but no sense except cents in my pocket.) Where it went no one knows, not even me... I am thankful...
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Don't remember ever seeing those... Thanks Sir, I know they were imposed but John sure could present... No matter where he was or when...
Well, Blue has been adopted. Step-son came by and picked him up in a Tesla. Took him to a pet store and purchased a new leash. Lady out by Lampasas adopted him. They live on 10 acres. Hard letting him go, but too much friction here.
Here he is after making a mess of my office. Typical Kentucky hell-raiser, right?
Here he is after making a mess of my office. Typical Kentucky hell-raiser, right?
Reds in extra innings again. Up 7-6 2 outs in the 10th one man on first.
Base hit by the Yankees. Men on first and second 2 outs.
Edited: fly to center for the third out. Reds win and take the series (2-1) at Yankee stadium. Reds have won 6 of the last 7.
Edited: fly to center for the third out. Reds win and take the series (2-1) at Yankee stadium. Reds have won 6 of the last 7.
RIP George Steinbrenner.
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Good morning from ATX. Currently 75°F and partly cloudy. Storms hit west and north of Austin yesterday cooling us slightly. Today's high predicted around 97°F, ending 13 straight, triple-digit days.
Miss my little buddy, but it's for the best. He certainly created an exciting climate within our family.
Happy Friday, y'all.
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Miss my little buddy, but it's for the best. He certainly created an exciting climate within our family.
Happy Friday, y'all.
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Morning Legionnaires!
100 plus degrees again today (repetitive, I know) and will be that way according to the weather experts for the next 10 days or more.
Getting blood work done this morning for my next doctor's appointment on 2 August. Both my wife and I are getting it done. Have not had it done since 13 Feb. 2018. Have to monitor blood pressure for the doc as well. Last night 141/82 and Wednesday was 131/72 (am testing). A bit high I guess but we will see how the other days go until the next visit.
It has to be tough being away from your wife for so long and then when she gets home come down with the China Flu. We are pulling and praying for you to get back 100% and continue to share your great collection of photos from around the world. You are a valued poster on the D League.
Thank you for the compliment of my granddaughter. She seems to be enjoying the hell she is going through and it is making her stronger. I am anxious to get a report from her when the family can talk to her again. Our prayers continue
Good morning all,
Our typical summer pattern continues with today's forecast much like yesterday, last week and the weeks to come.
At present it is 72° and our high should reach 87° The humidity is high and chances of rain late this afternoon are 50%. Last night at around dark we had a nice lightning and thunderstorm that was still going on when I drifted off to sleep. My wife loves that kind of weather. Probably the reason her favorite Waylon song is "Storms Never Last"
I trust all are well and those with COVID continue to improve and those with aching bones like Bert mend so a point they can run the marathon. God bless you today.
Our typical summer pattern continues with today's forecast much like yesterday, last week and the weeks to come.
At present it is 72° and our high should reach 87° The humidity is high and chances of rain late this afternoon are 50%. Last night at around dark we had a nice lightning and thunderstorm that was still going on when I drifted off to sleep. My wife loves that kind of weather. Probably the reason her favorite Waylon song is "Storms Never Last"
I trust all are well and those with COVID continue to improve and those with aching bones like Bert mend so a point they can run the marathon. God bless you today.
Thanks for that concern Sawnee. It is greatly appreciated. And I really enjoy the fellowship with you and the other D-League regulars.
I can report I feel much stronger today. Close to being back to 100 percent.
I hope all the D-League is doing well. Starting to get excited about developments with the Cats (basketball.) And the football season is starting to feel right around the corner. Crazy.
Have a great day folks.
Good morning thought a few may like this article. I haven't read it yet but plan to.
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I am not a doctor but as a man who suffers from blood pressure problems and heart surgery 12 years ago: For me your pressure is good. The diastolic (bottom number) 72 is good. The 82 is not too bad but it depends on how relaxed you may have been when you took it.
Getting blood work done this morning for my next doctor's appointment on 2 August. Both my wife and I are getting it done. Have not had it done since 13 Feb. 2018. Have to monitor blood pressure for the doc as well. Last night 141/82 and Wednesday was 131/72 (am testing). A bit high I guess but we will see how the other days go until the next visit.
My doctor does not want my diastolic over 90 and he get worried when my systolic get to 150.
Morning to the good folks of the D-League. It is sunny and a warm 79.9°F on our way to 92°.
Good progress on the leg yesterday and today. I was able to sleep in the bed last night and I took a shower this morning instead of a sponge bath. (Thank goodness for a shower!).
I am hoping the doctor tells me monday that it is all muscle damage instead of bone. If so, I should be back at it in a week or so.
Thanks for all the well wishes. My son is coming down this weekend probably only because I hurt myself. I am going to have him mow the yard. But he will expect a good steak!
Sawnee on your grand daughter actually liking the torture she is going through, my son when through basic, officers school and AIT and enjoyed every bit of it. He always said that they are going to make you do push ups whether you are perfect or not so take the extra minute rest and enjoy it, it will help you do more pushups.
Enjoy your Friday, guys.
Good progress on the leg yesterday and today. I was able to sleep in the bed last night and I took a shower this morning instead of a sponge bath. (Thank goodness for a shower!).
I am hoping the doctor tells me monday that it is all muscle damage instead of bone. If so, I should be back at it in a week or so.
Thanks for all the well wishes. My son is coming down this weekend probably only because I hurt myself. I am going to have him mow the yard. But he will expect a good steak!
Sawnee on your grand daughter actually liking the torture she is going through, my son when through basic, officers school and AIT and enjoyed every bit of it. He always said that they are going to make you do push ups whether you are perfect or not so take the extra minute rest and enjoy it, it will help you do more pushups.
Enjoy your Friday, guys.
I had two special treats when I was growing up. One was sugar cane I got out of grandpa's cane field and the second one was an RC and Moon Pie that grandpa kept in the kitchen.
This is a new bottle of RC
This is a new bottle of RC
This photo was taken last night of the St Pete Pier. Now we know what is at the end of the rainbow. I understand it stayed in the sky a long time. You have to love nature.
This photo was taken last night of the St Pete Pier. Now we know what is at the end of the rainbow. I understand it stayed in the sky a long time. You have to love nature.
My kind of "stuff" Sir.... Thanks
I had two special treats when I was growing up. One was sugar cane I got out of grandpa's cane field and the second one was an RC and Moon Pie that grandpa kept in the kitchen.
This is a new bottle of RC
Sir,
I've had the pleasure of gnawing on sugar cane a few times. Indescribable other than sweet but different and pleasing. Also, even today if I see an RC I will usually buy one, I drink very little pop but if I had my preference it would ALWAYS be an RC or a Vernor's Ginger Ale...
I see sugar cane sticks when visiting Asian markets at times. When my grand babies grow just a little more I plan to buy a piece just so they can experience gnawing on it. (I will have to as well to ensure my memories are correct.)
I will tell you a story from childhood about sugar cane. My grandfather raised about 5 acres of it and when it was sugar cane cutting time, big trucks would load up and haul it off to the sugar cane mill for squeezing. There was a little ditch out of the field onto the road and an overloaded truck would often drop of few stalks. We would grab them, get out our pocket knives and enjoy. Sucking on that pulp was as you said indescribable.Sir,
I've had the pleasure of gnawing on sugar cane a few times. Indescribable other than sweet but different and pleasing. Also, even today if I see an RC I will usually buy one, I drink very little pop but if I had my preference it would ALWAYS be an RC or a Vernor's Ginger Ale...
I see sugar cane sticks when visiting Asian markets at times. When my grand babies grow just a little more I plan to buy a piece just so they can experience gnawing on it. (I will have to as well to ensure my memories are correct.)
One hot day we were sweating profusely with dirt streaming down our face, no shoes and bib overalls. A lady in a Cadillac saw us and pulled over. She approached with this sad look on her face and reached out to give us each a dime. I remember her saying "you poor boys, starving to death and nothing to eat but corn stalks". We looked at her license plate and it read New York. As she drove away he said to me, "stupid Yankee". And we laughed til our bellies hurt.
We were having the time of our life like two Southern boys do and she thought we were dirt poor with nothing to eat. Now we may have been dirt poor but we sure had some good stuff to eat. Here I am with my buddy.
Both my mom and dad's families were large. I spent a lot of time one summer at mom's parents' house. They still had 5 or 6 kids at home in a rural area. There was a "roach coach" that came by daily. All the kid's would meet it and get an RC and a moon pie.I had two special treats when I was growing up. One was sugar cane I got out of grandpa's cane field and the second one was an RC and Moon Pie that grandpa kept in the kitchen.
This is a new bottle of RC
Sill stupid after all these years. 😂
Looks like something I'd do... Much of a good example, I am not.
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I still have moon pies in my kitchen to eat when I want one. Unfortunately, no RC's but I also enjoyed them when I was a child. @SawneeCat Do you remember the criteria for you to be considered a doper in the Army?
Drinking Grape Nehi's, smoking Kools, and eating moon pies.
I had two special treats when I was growing up. One was sugar cane I got out of grandpa's cane field and the second one was an RC and Moon Pie that grandpa kept in the kitchen.
This is a new bottle of RC
For some reason, the following song came to mind after seeing your picture.
Speaking of Nehi, Peach is probably my favorite, but you can't go wrong with any of them.
I was thinking the same thing on all of them being good.Speaking of Nehi, Peach is probably my favorite, but you can't go wrong with any of them.
I vote for peach too. Nehi made the best of any company. IMOSpeaking of Nehi, Peach is probably my favorite, but you can't go wrong with any of them.
When I was growing up a soft drink was a treat. My parents did not buy a six pack or carton and bring them home. If I earned a nickle I would go buy one at the Gulf station where they were kept in a large ice chest outside. Big blocks of ice were used to cool the drinks and there was nothing like reaching your arm down in that melted ice water to pull out your favorite drink. It was 95° but your arm would freeze when it hit that water.
Ice cold for sure. Here is a picture of an old one that is an antique now. I have a wooden Coca Cola ice chest by my pool. When we have a get together I fill it up and ice them down. Just like the old days.
Good morning from ATX. Currently 76°F and mostly cloudy. Today's high expected around 99°F.
Stepson decided on adopting Blue. His 6 year-old daughter fell in love with the pup and renamed him Oliver. Got his shots yesterday.
Must take our pup to vet later today for blood test and consultation. She threw up last night. Always something with our furry friends.
49 days until Kentucky football.
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Stepson decided on adopting Blue. His 6 year-old daughter fell in love with the pup and renamed him Oliver. Got his shots yesterday.
Must take our pup to vet later today for blood test and consultation. She threw up last night. Always something with our furry friends.
49 days until Kentucky football.
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Thought you might want to read this article. I know your pup has had trouble from the beginning and you have been to the vet many times, so I'm not trying to override your vet. Just thought it might interest you.Good morning from ATX. Currently 76°F and mostly cloudy. Today's high expected around 99°F.
Stepson decided on adopting Blue. His 6 year-old daughter fell in love with the pup and renamed him Oliver. Got his shots yesterday.
Must take our pup to vet later today for blood test and consultation. She threw up last night. Always something with our furry friends.
49 days until Kentucky football.
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Vomiting in Dogs
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It is 76.8°F and sunny and we are to get to 94°. 10% chance of rain.
I used to drink RC but my folks were Coke people. I would only get RC if I bought them out of a machine.
The most unique thing about NEHI in our little town of Park City was a little ice cream shop and we used to get "purple cows". It was ice cream, grape NEHI blended together. My sister and I loved them. In the early 60's the little shop was removed and they built the Post Office on that lot.
Enjoy you Saturday.
I used to drink RC but my folks were Coke people. I would only get RC if I bought them out of a machine.
The most unique thing about NEHI in our little town of Park City was a little ice cream shop and we used to get "purple cows". It was ice cream, grape NEHI blended together. My sister and I loved them. In the early 60's the little shop was removed and they built the Post Office on that lot.
Enjoy you Saturday.
Nice photo of you, SC.I had two special treats when I was growing up. One was sugar cane I got out of grandpa's cane field and the second one was an RC and Moon Pie that grandpa kept in the kitchen.
This is a new bottle of RC
Good to see how you keep your shed in order.I vote for peach too. Nehi made the best of any company. IMO
When I was growing up a soft drink was a treat. My parents did not buy a six pack or carton and bring them home. If I earned a nickle I would go buy one at the Gulf station where they were kept in a large ice chest outside. Big blocks of ice were used to cool the drinks and there was nothing like reaching your arm down in that melted ice water to pull out your favorite drink. It was 95° but your arm would freeze when it hit that water.
Ice cold for sure. Here is a picture of an old one that is an antique now. I have a wooden Coca Cola ice chest by my pool. When we have a get together I fill it up and ice them down. Just like the old days.
MdW, I think I'd have gotten sick in those places too.
Good late morning all,
Made a pan of biscuits with coffee....
Saw this article, read it and thought I'd share it. Have a great day...Saturday morning coming down ..😏
Made a pan of biscuits with coffee....
Saw this article, read it and thought I'd share it. Have a great day...Saturday morning coming down ..😏
Good late morning all,
Made a pan of biscuits with coffee....
Saw this article, read it and thought I'd share it. Have a great day...Saturday morning coming down ..😏
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I believe it.
Previously Captain Kristofferson, former UH-1 pilot and Ranger school grad. He ditched a promising US Army career for entertainment. Follow your dreams, right?
When I was in Viet Nam they were begging for chopper pilots. One day they had a notice on the bulletin board asking for people. I met all the qualifications except I would have had to re-up to meet the time left in service part. As an nco, you'd become a warrant officer and go to a 9 month school. They went through a lot of choppers and chopper pilots over there. There was a chopper graveyard at DaNang where they piled up choppers that had been shot down and recovered. I thought long and hard, but I wasn't that brave and I was due to be discharged as soon as I got home. I was ready to be done with it.
I believe it.
Previously Captain Kristofferson, former UH-1 pilot and Ranger school grad. He ditched a promising US Army career for entertainment. Follow your dreams, right?
As a btw, there was a regular run between where I was at and DaNang where they took guys to be processed to leave the country. I left on one of those choppers. The chopper that made that run the day before I left was shot down and everyone on it died. That's just one of a dozen things that makes a guy feel guilty. You know, the "why me thing" like in the Kristopherson song.
The first I remember Kris is when I saw him in the movie with Barbara S. (I love her songs but she is and was a Schmidt show. By association I didn't think much of Kris at the time but his body of work and his tremendous life accomplishments overweighed my near-sightedness... I stand corrected...
The caption stated they were not sharks but were Piranha so still dangerous...
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