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Good morning fellow Patriots. As T-Man said above it's going to be a good day. I'm feeling better today, guess a little rest did me good. Found out my son doesn't have to work today so that threw my plans out the window. But that's okay, that just means he gets to mow the lawn and do some chores I haven't been able to do.
May God bless you and keep watch over you throughout your day.
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Here I sit broken hearted, tried to post but only farted.
I dunno, I got nothing except to wish you guys the best day possible. Feeling good, I'm above ground and it's Friday. Can't ask for much more I guess.Comment
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Good morning. Day #19,185 on this big spinning rock floating in outer space for me.
Got a roofer looking over the hail damage to the roof of the BOL house, machine shop, pole barn, and the detached garage.
Did see my auto insurance payment came out of the account today, same amount as it was before, even though they totaled out both the car and truck, and are forcing me to drop full coverage. Well, my rates should drop as well. I will have to dig into that.
Politicians can kiss my ass!!!Comment
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First one in today.
T-Woman and T-Dog are still holding a couple of ZZZ's above their heads.
Me and T-Cat 1066 AKA Mouse Trap are sitting in the chair, enjoying a cup of mud.
The other T-Cat 1066 AKA Tippy is plotting world domination from inside a cardboard box.
Rain stopped. Going to be upper 70's today.
I will go to the shop and work maybe 4-5 hours, then put an alternator on the truck, then either come home and do yard work, or who knows what.
Dog pecker fleas and mosquitos are bad over there, may go into town and get some more pest-b-gone stuff, and maybe a couple replacement light for the shop.
Hope you deplorables have a great day!Politicians can kiss my ass!!!Comment
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Moanin T-Man
"The clever cat eats cheese and breathes down rat holes with baited breath." W. C. FieldsComment
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Mornin all. Drinking coffee and contemplating my day. (I stopped contemplating the state of the world, it's all going to hell in a hand basket, that's all.
) almost 90 degrees today and sunny. May do some shooting. Rain next week I am told.
"I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery."
- Thomas Jefferson, letter to James Madison, January 30, 1787Comment
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Good morning OTP! Everyone come sit down, I'm making y'all waffles!
The day is open, got a few small chores to do but for the most part I'm gonna relax.
Thanks to every one of you as I really enjoy the site and our banter. You guys help me more than you know.Comment
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Definitely not the morning since it is afternoon. Apparently overnight I got sick. Sore throat and sore muscles today.
Dagnabit, it figures. Oh well, at least me and the little one got to do some inside camping last night and I got to have a cigar. Life is good and God is great. Hope you guys have an awesome Sunday.
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Hey OTP! Just enjoying a quiet, peaceful Sunday afternoon. We cleaned half the meat chickens yesterday. Tomorrow, we are going to whack out the second half. Today was the day that Mrs Inor had to do the final cleaning, bagging and freezing the batch from yesterday so that meant I got a reprieve for the day.Comment
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Had a nice quite Sunday. Threw some hot sausage on the pit and just relaxed. Today it's cloudy and humid with a chance of rain. Not sure what, if anything, I'll do today. Retirement is good.
"I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery."
- Thomas Jefferson, letter to James Madison, January 30, 1787Comment
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Good morning. At work chuggin coffee and getting the day started. Severe thunderstorms coming through this morning, so we will see if I lose power. (Probably).Politicians can kiss my ass!!!Comment
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Good morning OTP rascals. Day 3 of being sick. Feeling a bit better, sore throat is gone but still feeling weak. Ugh.
Had my MRI yesterday so we'll see if there's any good news. Keep praying.
Make it a great day friends!Comment
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Morin all. A rainy day is East Texas.
"I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery."
- Thomas Jefferson, letter to James Madison, January 30, 1787Comment
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