Good late morning all,
Just got back rom church. It seems we are leaving to eat. (I'd rather stay home and eat a sandwich but....)
I got so many Mothers here and since my oldest daughter stated SHE was paying today. I know I will.... Have a fine day and God Bless all you Mothers... and Sirs... 😁 😍
Needed these👓to read your post. Old man eyes here.
Wally Cox. Voice of Underdog. Very meek kind of man/actor.Good morning all,
Thought I was going into the office today but got it put off until Friday. A going away dinner function... Not to shabby... I am thankful. I work more when at home but it is conducive to less time strictly due to the travel. Actually getting myself back manageable weight-wise already.
Have an Underdog day...
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Thanks. I will print that out.
Survived the race. As I told my teammates, "I have a strategy for this race. I'm going to start slow until I find my rhythm. Then I'm going to slow down."
I did beat a few people, including far lefty Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, which I know only because as I was in my cool-down walk they announced her crossing the finish line.
But hey, much like second grade girls' soccer, EVERYONE GETS A MEDAL!
I miss the days when I had excess energy. I have an old barn and a small out building on property I bought. I was foolish enough to use a can and a half of wasp spray in them and breathed in too much of that crap. I've been congested and super tired for about 10 days now. We live and we learn... sometimes I guess.Survived the race. As I told my teammates, "I have a strategy for this race. I'm going to start slow until I find my rhythm. Then I'm going to slow down."
I did beat a few people, including far lefty Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, which I know only because as I was in my cool-down walk they announced her crossing the finish line.
But hey, much like second grade girls' soccer, EVERYONE GETS A MEDAL!
I can match you in the 'frugality' category I suspect BBUK.Real glad your able to do what you love. I never liked running but did what I had to when I had to... I enjoy hearing about your escapades and encounters.
I am in a better livelihood gear now already due to this new job and work schedule. I am trending in the right direction...
I have a "going-away" luncheon I am supposed to attend this Friday in Alexandria in lieu of going into the office yesterday. I pulled that joint up and it is much more money-wise than I'd ever frequent but to each his own. I will sure eat light that day.Though in looking now I see a Beef Tartare and a couple items I could go for and though they are more expensive than I normally eat they aren't that far away price-wise... Yeah, I'm frugal.... (I will spend on my family but not me. I am happy like I am...)
I miss the days when I had excess energy. I have an old barn and a small out building on property I bought. I was foolish enough to use a can and a half of wasp spray in them and breathed in too much of that crap. I've been congested and super tired for about 10 days now. We live and we learn... sometimes I guess.
Yep, about the end of the second can as I started noticing how much was blowing back at me, I thought about you and knowing you would know how foolish I was.Yes Sir,
Gotta watch inhaling bug spray. (Take that from a bug man for about twenty years.)
I still have my sprayer and rarely use it but I rarely take any type of deep breaths while working. Never did, had my lungs checked a year or so ago and they mentioned some very mild lung tissue "old" damage noted. I got into some serious bug work up to and including gassing Penn Hams in Campbellsville while with Orkin. Used methyl bromide which is deadly if inhaled gassing the hams for I think it was clover mites or something along that line every couple months. Used rozol rat and mice tracking powder. Did what some would call amazing bug work but that was back in the day...
I always used all the equipment available for breathing properly and knee-pads, oh I used my knee pads religiously. I spent most of my time crawling under houses and at times had to crawl in a running motion to get away from some serious "pests" along with running hammer drills...
I am thankful for the shape I am in, I abused myself but I generally feel good at 62, I am thankful. I only take two pills regularly. Cholesterol medicine (That is due to heredity.) and a baby aspirin daily. I am going to take a pain pill now as my hip has bothered me this morning but one pain pill should take care of it.
Just need to get 25 pounds off as soon as possible.![]()
Yep, about the end of the second can as I started noticing how much was blowing back at me, I thought about you and knowing you would know how foolish I was.
You would have been nice enough not to call me a fool, but the deed was done, and it was a foolish deed I did.Not at all Sir, I'd have done it for you if I could have....
You would have been nice enough not to call me a fool, but the deed was done, and it was a foolish deed I did.
thanksVinegar or baking soda Sir. May try a little baking soda water first maybe a quarter to half of a teaspoon in a half cup of water. It neutralizes like you would not believe... After you make it take a couple deep breaths over the cup and then drink it...
If not baking soda a half cup of water with a teaspoon of vinegar.
Either worked wonders for me.
Even later on after several days it seems to work.
Wife and I have separate bank accounts. We both pay bills, but I pay more just because she needs to build for retirement. She spends more money than I do, however, we don't have any problems with it. At the start we did when we were on the same bank account but once we changed that, no problems. Back in 2007 when I bought the truck I have now (2007 F150), I was off work for the day while my wife was at work.I can match you in the 'frugality' category I suspect BBUK.
Alas, I'm married to a woman who is from a long line of Irish American Big Spenders, so what little tension there is between us always revolves around that. I've learned to just look the other way...
Her dad was a NYC/DC lawyer who at one time had homes in a nice section of DC, a resort home in the hills of West Virginia and a vacation home outside Dublin in Ireland. And he liked to live half the year in Europe. When he died , he not only was broke, he left his second wife with a bunch of debts to clean up. Sometimes I envy the way the guy lived, but I don't have it in me.