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Chubby booked a vacation trip to Manhattan.
"I guzzle about a 3 gallons of Coke a day" wheezed the flabby secretary from Kentucky "If I could not get my hit of sugary, heart attack inducing, stroke friendly cola then it would have ruined by vacation. Now I can drink as much as I can, when and where I want"
Stay tuned.....
Chubby booked a vacation trip to Manhattan.
"I guzzle about a 3 gallons of Coke a day" wheezed the flabby secretary from Kentucky "If I could not get my hit of sugary, heart attack inducing, stroke friendly cola then it would have ruined by vacation. Now I can drink as much as I can, when and where I want"
Stay tuned.....
My one daughter is soon going to turn 23 or 24 (who knows.
). I'm satisfied with her career path (gave up on college), very agressive and she has a job with a future. Although she did express to me she'd like to open a pawn shop or be an American picker. She got a metal detector for Christmas.
So last fall I bit the bullet and gave her my coin collection. (parting is such sweet sorrow). She had a few coins of her own.
About once a week she'd get a package in the mail. I asked "What's up?" She's buying coins on the net.
This morning she asked me how many stamps I had. I said "Why?" she said she put some coins on E bay and sold them for a profit.
I suppose after work today, we are going to have a lesson in shipping costs.
). I'm satisfied with her career path (gave up on college), very agressive and she has a job with a future. Although she did express to me she'd like to open a pawn shop or be an American picker. She got a metal detector for Christmas.So last fall I bit the bullet and gave her my coin collection. (parting is such sweet sorrow). She had a few coins of her own.
About once a week she'd get a package in the mail. I asked "What's up?" She's buying coins on the net.
This morning she asked me how many stamps I had. I said "Why?" she said she put some coins on E bay and sold them for a profit.
I suppose after work today, we are going to have a lesson in shipping costs.
Cars are really ugly and boring these days. They're all some variation of an egg and silver or white. I doubt any of these cars will become "have to have" matchbox collectables in the future.
Kids toy trucks and cars are some transformer wierd ass shape because who wants to play with a leaf?
Oh well. We've come along way since the only car was a model T and the only color is black but it's like we are heading back to where everything on the road looks the same.
Kids toy trucks and cars are some transformer wierd ass shape because who wants to play with a leaf?
Oh well. We've come along way since the only car was a model T and the only color is black but it's like we are heading back to where everything on the road looks the same.
Backyard Update.
Well, my backyard continues to be the Land O' Excitement.
The Morning Glories continue their march over everything. Kinda like the Red Army near the end of World War II.
I have a giant Bougavilia near the fence that is engaged in mortal combat with the Morning Glories. They're both bad ass plants.
The Morning Glories have just about covered the Bougavilia, but it just keeps growing out, becoming larger and larger.
I tried to trim it a while ago, but was attacked by wasps.
I've pretty much been relegated to observer status, while the conflict escalates.
A new and powerful force has arrived on the scene - more sinister and wretched than all of the others. Rabbits.
They're cutting paths through the Morning Glory and are really good at turning lawn into dirt. There's two of them.
I think I'll name the bigger one Chuck and the little one, Johnny.
Well, my backyard continues to be the Land O' Excitement.
The Morning Glories continue their march over everything. Kinda like the Red Army near the end of World War II.
I have a giant Bougavilia near the fence that is engaged in mortal combat with the Morning Glories. They're both bad ass plants.
The Morning Glories have just about covered the Bougavilia, but it just keeps growing out, becoming larger and larger.
I tried to trim it a while ago, but was attacked by wasps.
I've pretty much been relegated to observer status, while the conflict escalates.
A new and powerful force has arrived on the scene - more sinister and wretched than all of the others. Rabbits.
They're cutting paths through the Morning Glory and are really good at turning lawn into dirt. There's two of them.
I think I'll name the bigger one Chuck and the little one, Johnny.