Well welcome to the YiHi club. One thing you can say about the YiHi boards are they are extremely accurate and work very well. I'm glad you like it. Which color did you get. Do they actually have a silicone sleeve for the Q? They didn't when I had mine because of the need to remove it to change batteries.
That's the way I used to get my cigarettes from Kentucky. At that time I still had access to all kinds of stuff on the railroad network and could figure out what train it was on and where it was, when it got to Spokane and could figure the delivery from that. I had high access to railroad stuff since the job I was working after amputation required Yardmaster clearance which gave me access to personal records and lot of little tidbits. People would call me up and ask all kinds of questions that they didn't have access to. From Jersey it has to go through 2 or 3 other railroads to get to BNSF at Chicago to head out here. Once it gets on BNSF it takes about 3 days to here.
It's gun-metal gray, or carbon... not quite black. (I don't know color names beyond Roy G B. The I and V I don't know, lol). I bought the mod used, and a silicone sleeve was included, so the sleeve may have been an after-market item.
When I got my SS from Temco I got 2 250' spools. Aleady had 1000' of Kanthal from Lightening.
They did "Music Therapy" at the nursing home my MIL was at. It was cool to see their faces light up when something they knew was played and these where people completely oblivious to the world around them. Or so it seemed.
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I'll bet this was one of the songs. My dad used to sing this one; mom knew the words and the meter so she enjoyed trying to sing it too.
[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]Abby of the Dabby Dogs at 9 months. She's 7 years now.
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Jup! I am so grateful that I have my son and dil. I am much better off than many, and mostly could make it on my own, but there are a few things that would make it very difficult/scary.
a few Rx's ago I got some purple titanium frames at walmart for 100.00 best glasses investment ever! they are so light, but have held up great many years. Still just like new. I just keep having new lenses put in them.
WOW! Such amazing stories about absolutely incredible men! Breaks my heart that we are losing this generation and there are so few like them anymore. But so heartwarming to hear that everyone there had such respect for the National Anthem. So many don't even know to face the direction of the flag, much less have that much respect for it.Janet and I spent the day at the Reading WWII Airshow today. We try to attend each year. This year we spent the majority of our time 'listening' and not wondering around the war birds on display, or the re-enactors encampments or even watching the air show itself. These men and women from the 'greatest generation ain't going to be around in the coming years but the airplanes and re-enactors will. So, just thought I'd share their pictures and mini bios.
And most impressive was when the Star Spangled Banner was sung at the start of the air show itself. The entire airport went silent and 1000's of people where ever they were stood looked toward the main flag pole and either saluted or covered their hearts. Every thing stopped and went so silent you could literally hear a pin drop around you.
Glad the Zoloft is helping. It's a little scary that I can relate to both of those scenarios. I forget many things that actually do happen or are said, but seem to "remember" so clearly things that never happened or are said. Also the part about sometimes being just fine! Makes it hard for docs to understand what you are saying when you tell them you forget so much or get very confused when you seem fine that day you are there.
love it!
and they still do, but these days they are brown. But Diver's look much better than BCGs doDidn't they used to call those BCGs?
Jup! Dunno bout the learning to like it that way thoughThen, there was the condition where you accidentally stretch the tape, but not enough to break it. The song would slow down in that spot, and you learned to like it that way.
Search reveals he posted Thursday. Not too long, but he's usually on each day so hope he's ok.
Wow, that's so neat!
really really wanna see this one!
That is so cool to watch the babies come out to play in the water. There are several Cardinals here. They have a pool, & a birdbath, plus it's been pouring rain for several days now. It's been fun to watch the birds & squirrels at the birdbath & feeders. Even with all the rain, they go for the birdbath!
